Remember when rediscovering the reassurance of school meant purchasing a few notebooks, a whole new box of crayons, and new shoes? If you wore a uniform to school, it is likely you got among those too; otherwise, you’ve got one or two new outfits. That’s it.
Well, times have changed. The availability list now contains goods that was once furnished by the faculties – like scissors, glue and tissues. Every child wants a new backpack, notebooks, paper, pens (red, blue and black), glue sticks, ruler, tape, scissors, markers, folders and a calculator. When you have two children so you shop the sales, you could still turn out coughing up more than $100.00 in supplies alone. Knowning that doesn’t even count the brand new clothes your child “has to have” or fees which might be necessary for art projects, lab costs, etc.
Don’t even get me began on the supplies, including furniture and appliances, your child needs for college. Should it ever end?
Here are some ideas to save cash canvas art this season.
1) Recycle – Check to see whatever you already have at home. You probably have assorted crayons, markers, colored pencils, etc. already there the home. Put these together in a pencil box which will save a few bucks.
2) Re-use – Kids feel that last year’s backpack needs to go, however a quick trip over the washer may give it new life.
3) Reduce – Does your kids have a notebook from a year ago that has three pages of written material inside it and 77 blank pages left? Do you find this notebook from the trash – or worse – the trash? Now is fun to go over waste and keeping it as small as possible by letting one of the most use possible from every item.
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