This Back to School Kit for Grade School students brings together a variety of essential school supplies from top brands in one convenient package. Get Prisma-Color pencils, Pink Pearl erasers, and colorful Crayola craft supplies without having to shop all over town. Add other necessities, including glue, loose-leaf paper, and a binder for organizing worksheets, and you'll be ready to start learning and creating. Parents and teachers will also appreciate the healthful and thoughtful inclusion of Puffs tissues. 
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The products in this kit come from top brands like Prisma-Color. | 
Elmer's Glue and scissors from Fiskars are a versatile combination for crafting. | 
A duo of products from Crayola helps inspire creative learning. View larger. | 
Classic broad-point markers lay down lots of color without bleeding through paper. | Foster Creativity With Crayola Inspire kids to think creatively with high-quality crayons, colored-pencils, and markers from Crayola. This variety of classic children's art tools lets students explore the art and the science of color while learning to express themselves. Included here is an eight-count box of Non-Washable Markers in classic colors--black, blue, brown, green, orange, purple, red and yellow. These broad-point markers are the traditional, long-lasting, durable markers that are great for a wide variety of arts and crafts projects. Designed to lay down lots of brilliant color without bleeding through most paper, they add life to any creation. Also offered is a 16-count box of washable crayons that includes two each of the eight classic colors. Designed with a focus on true color, smoothness and durability, Crayola crayons have long been a staple of imaginative kids. These crayons are specially formulated to wash off walls with ease, using just warm water and a sponge. Pencils and Erasers from Prisma-Color, Dixon Ticonderoga, and Pink Pearl
For more advanced illustrators, there's a 24-count box of Prisma-Color Col-Erase Colored Woodcase Pencils. Made with strong, medium-point colored pencil leads that erase effortlessly, these pencils are each topped with a convenient eraser. The smooth colors are perfect for color mixing and blending, making them a great choice for practicing subtle artistic techniques. The Dixon Ticonderoga Beginners Wood Pencil is an easy-to-grasp large diameter pencil that's perfect for little hands. From the producers of the world's best-selling pencils, this yellow barrel pencil with eraser has HB No. 2 lead for classroom activities and completing electronically-scored tests. The Pink Pearl eraser from Papermate is another American tradition, and it's perfect for use with regular or colored pencils. This premium rubber eraser is soft and pliable, which helps keep paper from tearing, and it's self-cleaning. Fiskars Scissors and Other Craft Supplies
Fiskars pioneered kids' scissor safety and the production of high-quality, multi-use scissors for adults. The included High Performance Student Scissors offer a 2-3/4-inch cut length and a bent shape for easy cutting. The nearly adult-sized handles provide a comfortable grip for growing hands. Keep cuts precise with a 12-inch jewel-tone plastic ruler from Westcott. With a scale that measures 1/16-inch and metric units, this ruler aids in the study of geometry, too. Also included, for attaching cool cutout shapes together, is a four-ounce bottle of classic Elmer's Glue. This multi-purpose white glue dries clear, forming a solid bond on all sorts of craft surfaces. It's safe, non-toxic, and washable, too. Portable and easy-to-use, the Scotch Removable Restickable Glue Stick offers a second, mess-free adhesive option. Choose this glue stick for projects like attaching photos to a display when you'll want to take them off later. Keep Notes and Handouts Organized
Sturdy, convenient, and lightweight, the Avery Reference Binder's 1-inch round rings open and close easily, helping kids stay organized. They can tuck unpunched handouts into two interior pockets for quick access or slip the included Acco Snapper Twin Pocket Poly Folder inside. Also included is a package with 200 sheets of Mead Economical 16-lb. Loose-Leaf Filler Paper. This standard wide ruled paper and a 70 sheet 8 x 10-1/2-inch Mead Spiral Bound Notebook with Wide/Margin Rule give kids plenty of space to complete for homework and in-class assignments. As an added bonus, when students pick up a cold at school, or if they suffer from autumn allergies, the pack of 216 tissues from Puffs, a brand that's synonymous with soft and gentle, will help them comfort sore noses.
| What's in the Box | | Fiskars 7-Inch Student Scissors,Left or Right Hand | 216-Count Box of Puffs Facial Tissue | | Pack of 8 Crayola Non-Washable Markers, Broad Point, Classic Colors | Acco Snapper Two-Pocket Folder for 3-Ring Binder, Letter Size | | 4-oz Bottle of Elmer's Glue-All Multi-Purpose White Glue | Box of 12 Dixon Ticonderoga No. 2 Pencils w/Eraser | | Set of 24 Prisma-Color Col-Erase Woodcase Pencils w/Eraser, Assorted Colors | 16-Color Pack of Crayola Regular Size Washable Crayons | | Papermate Pink Pearl Eraser | Scotch Removable Restickable Glue Stick, 0.49-ounce stick | | Mead 70-Sheet Spiral Bound Notebook, Wide/Margin Rule, 8 x 10-1/2 | 200-Sheet Pack Mead 16-lb. Loose-Leaf Filler Paper, Wide Ruled, 10-1/2 x 8 | | Westcott 12-inch transparent plastic ruler in 1/16-inch and metric scales | Avery 1-inch Round Ring Binder, Black |
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Everyone's favorite dinosaurs are back--and this time they are going to school. More fun dinosaur antics await. These prehistoric pupils are in a class of their own!
As in their previous books, Yolen and Teague capture children's rambunctious natures with playful read-aloud verse and wonderfully amusing pictures.
Author: Jane Yolen
Publisher: The Blue Sky Press
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The kids are happily playing "school," but the teacher's running low on supplies. Let the play continue with this replacement set of supplies that includes report cards, stickers, a grade book, certificates of excellence, hall passes and activity sheets.There are 210 pieces in all, for use with or without the Pretend and Play School Set, sold separately. Everything comes packaged in a box, so the young teacher's desk stays neat.
Publisher: Learning Resources Inc.
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(Comedy) Jon Heder plays an unlucky meter reader who enrolls in a confidence-building class so he can win the love of the girl of his dreams. The class turns out to be something quite different when it becomes clear to the young man that his professor (Thorton), has his sights set on the same girl. "Uproarious…fiendishly funny!" – Rolling Stone, Peter Travers "A+ for laughs and genuine comic smarts" – Maxim, Pete Hammond
School for Scoundrels is the kind of stupid-fun comedy for which the phrase "Wait for the DVD" was invented. Like a lot of its jokes, it fell flat in its brief theatrical release, but there's enough funny stuff here to warrant a look, especially if you enjoyed writer-director Todd Phillips' previous films Old School and Road Trip. Of course, Phillips also directed the comedy remake of Starsky and Hutch, so you know there's going to be as many misses as hits in the movie's constant barrage of slapstick, insults, and tasteless gags. Loosely inspired by the 1960 British comedy directed by Robert Hamer, this crudely Americanized version finds a meek and geeky parking-meter reader named Roger (Napoleon Dynamite's John Heder) looking for love and not getting any, so he enrolls in a confidence-building school led by Dr. P (Billy Bob Thornton), who turns out to be Roger's #1 rival in his quest to win the heart of Amanda (Jacinda Barrett), Roger's cute Australian neighbor and the would-be girl of his dreams. As an escalating war of one-upmanship in which Roger's quick learning provokes Dr. P's competitive instincts, School for Scoundrels isn't exactly a laff-riot, but it's got some aces up its sleeve that make it worthwhile, like a crazed appearance by Ben Stiller, a fun if not-always-funny supporting cast (Michael Clark Duncan, Horatio Sanz, Todd Louiso) and a pair of stars who work well together as comedic opposites in the game of love. --Jeff Shannon
Publisher: Weinstein Company
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Over 1,430 pieces of various items for teachers, including recognition awards, teacher card, bookmarks and stickers. Packaged in a sturdy flip-top box.
Publisher: Paper Magic Group, Inc.
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This umbrella features pink and black sections; the black representing all the High School Musical kids, and the pink especially for Troy. The handle grip is featured in the shape of a microphone. Make rainy days more exciting with this cool HSM umbrella.
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One day, Mr. Keene called all the students and teachers together and said, "This is a fine, fine school! From now on, let's have school on Saturdays too." And then there was more. School all weekend. School on the holidays. School in the SUMMER! What was next . . . SCHOOL AT NIGHT? So it's up to Tillie to show her well-intentioned principal, Mr. Keene, that even though his fine, fine school is a wonderful place, it's not fine, fine to be there all the time. On weekends, redheaded Tillie climbs trees and teaches her little brother how to skip. During the week, of course, she goes to school. Her principal, Mr. Keene, is the kind of gung ho leader any school would be lucky to have. That is, until he goes a little over the top. "Oh!" he says. "Aren't these fine children? Aren't these fine teachers? Isn't this a fine, fine school?" And then this exuberant administrator decides five days isn't nearly enough for such a fine school. "From now on, let's have school on Saturdays, too!" The teachers and students are not thrilled, but no one is willing to burst Mr. Keene's bubble. Soon their well-meaning principal has done away with weekends, holidays, and summer vacation. It's time for someone to take action... gently, though. Young Tillie has just the right amount of subtlety and tact--and motivation--for the job. Sharon Creech is the bestselling author of many fine, fine books for kids and teens, including the Newbery Medal-winning Walk Two Moons, and a Newbery Honor Book, The Wanderer. Wonderfully clever touches by the illustrator, award-winning New Yorker cartoonist and cover artist Harry Bliss, include signs in the cafeteria ("Why not study while you chew?") and the priceless expressions on students' and teachers' faces as Principal Keene announces yet another plan to increase school daze. Wonderful! (Ages 6 to 10) --Emilie Coulter
Author: Sharon Creech
Publisher: HarperCollins
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