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I Like You a Latte Valentine’s Day Teacher Gift

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December 28, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Valentine's Day Leave a Comment

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An adorable Valentine’s Day Teacher Gift, I like you a latte printable. Pair this with a Starbucks Gift card using a frappuccino cup for presentation.

I Like You a Latte Teacher Gift

Our Thanks a Latte printable has been a hit! We wanted to use what you all already love and incorporate it into a thoughtful Valentine’s Day Teacher Gift paired with a $5 Starbucks Gift Card (or the denomination you choose!)

As you know we love Valentine Printables (okay we love all printables), so we came up with this I Like You a Latte Valentine’s Day Teacher Gift for you to gift to your favorite teachers. Give to a teacher who could use a little caffeinated pick-me-up!

I Like You a Latte Supplies:

You will need a $5 Starbucks Gift Card. When we purchased our gift card at the shop, we picked up a frappuccino cup and straw. We filled our cup with red crinkle cup paper. We suggest printing your printable on 8.5 x 11 card stock. If you care to save on printer ink and paper, we were able to send ours to Staples (online) and print for under $1. More on that below. We used curling ribbon we had in our gift drawer, but Amazon has some cute Valentine Ribbon too! You will need scissors and a hole punch.

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I Like You a Latte Directions:

There isn’t much to instruct with this quick and easy craft. Pick up your Starbucks gift card, straw and Starbucks cups.

Insert crinkle paper inside your plastic cups.

Add your gift card to the cups and place on your top.

Insert a straw.

Tie your curling ribbon on the straw.

Cut out your I Like you a Latte printable and use a hole punch to cut a hole.

Thread your ribbon through the gift tag hole and tie.

Curl your curling ribbon with scissors.

Enjoy and gift!

like to order my prints at Staples. It saves on ink and is only a few short miles from my home. I pick-up at the store, but of course you can upload them online and then have them shipped to your home.

To Order Your Printables at Staples for Under $1*:

Download and save your image from this post. (Please note these images are for personal use only and cannot be sold or used for commercial use.)
Sign in or create a Staples account on their print service page.
Return to Staples print service page.
Go to Start Project.
Go to Documents Printing.
Select the Buy Now Button under color.
On the left column, select your file.
Select upload.
Select done.
Give your job a name.
Make sure your project is single sided. The orientation should be vertical.
I changed my media to 8.5×10 and the media to 67 lb coverstock (I prefer a cardstock feel over printer paper feel.)
Select add to cart.
Proceed to checkout. My total was $0.17 for one print. You can choose to ship to your home or to pick up at your local store. Pay online and show your invoice when you pick up (I just show the order number on my phone at pick-up.) The order invoice will arrive in your email inbox.
Enjoy!

*Note: these Staple print service steps were added in Fall 2018. The directions may change as the website changes. They should give you a general outline of how to upload and order a print on Staples.com.

An adorable Valentine's Day Teacher Gift, I like you a latte printable. Pair this with a Starbucks Gift card using a frappuccino cup for presentation. @starbucks #starbucks #valentinesday #teachergiftClick To Tweet

Enjoy these other ideas – Teacher Valentine Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

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DIY Weekly Dorm Room Calendar Craft

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August 20, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media 1 Comment

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Do it yourself Weekly Dorm Room Calendar. This easy Paint Chip Craft can be done in a matter of minutes and aids in organizing daily home and school life.

DIY Weekly Dorm Room Calendar Craft

As a former teacher and a mom of pre-teens, one of my favorite posts on Frugal Coupon Living was Dorm Room Hacks and Tips. I loved putting together ideas for the dorm room without having to send one of my girls off to school. I also loved the college organizing ideas that could easily be transformed into Teen Bedroom Ideas.

As any mom knows, keeping teens organized can be a huge challenge, particularly when they go off to college! College kids need all the help they can get when organizing their dorm rooms. Most dorms are tiny spaces with barely any room to move- much less space for organizing supplies! With this cute paint chip dorm room organizer calendar, kids will be prepared to face whatever college has to throw at them. This craft was easy. It took some of our preexisting Paint Chips and turned them into a weekly calendar for college.

Younger kids will also love this cute paint chip calendar, and after you make the first one, you just might have to make one for everyone in the family! This calendar can be placed in a home bedroom, a home command center, and maybe even inside a teen locker for school. Wherever you place your calendar, this is a super inexpensive way to stay organized, and it doubles as cute wall art at the same time!

Happy crafting.

Supplies:

Directions:

Cut the paint chips to the desired size. I rounded the corners on my paint chips to give them a softer appearance.
Place the paint chips into a laminating pocket and run through the laminating machine. Cut the paint chips out of the plastic.
Use a permanent marker to write the days of the week onto the clothespins. If your clothespins are small, use abbreviations for the days of the week. Decide if you want a 7-day or 5-day calendar.
Use a dry erase marker to write the daily tasks onto the paint chips. If your to-do list gets too long, add another paint chip to that day.
Hang the twine string somewhere in a dorm room or on a bulletin board. Use clothespins to secure the paint chips to the string in daily order.
As you complete each task, wipe it off the paint chip. The next week, you can reuse each paint chip to write that day’s tasks.

Do it yourself Weekly Dorm Room Calendar. This easy Paint Chip Craft can be done in a matter of minutes and aids in organizing daily home and school life.Click To Tweet

We found some other helpful ideas for college life. Take a look at these Dorm Room Hacks and Tips. Pin to Pinterest.

Have extra paint chips? Take a look at these Paint Chip Crafts. Add to Pinterest on your Craft Board.

Organize yourself with these Home Command Centers (and Homework Center Ideas) – also great for college life! Pin to Pinterest on your Home and School Boards.

Easy Back to School Apple Pops – 2 Simple Ingredients

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August 4, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media Leave a Comment

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We have the cutest after school snack for the kids. These Back to School Apple Pops are easy to make with only two simple ingredients – candy melts and nutter butter cookies. They look just like apple cores!

Back to School Apple Pops

We did something similar a few years ago but we wanted to evolve it for those that love peanut butter as much as we do. These back to School Apple Pops are an easy after school snack. They require only two ingredients – Nutter Butter Cookies and Wilton Candy Melts (of various colors.) Make them before the kids get home as a fun surprise or unwind one afternoon and make them with the kids. Don’t forget to bag a few and send in to school for a special teacher!

Allergy alert! These do contain peanut butter so consider making our Apple OREO Pops as an alternative.

Supplies:

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Easy Back to School Apple Pops – 2 Simple Ingredients

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Ingredients

Nutter Butters
Wilton white candy melts
Wilton red candy melts
Wilton light cocoa candy melts
Wilton light green candy melts
Green lollipop sticks
Parchment paper
Decorating bag

Instructions

1. In a small microwave safe bowl, heat 2 cups of the white, 2 cups of red and 1/4 cup of brown candy melts in separate microwave safe bowls on 50% power for 3-4 minutes. Make sure to stir every 30 seconds until melted. (This evens out the temperature and prevents burning.)

2. Once melted, carefully open a Nutter Butter cookie and add a dollop of melted white chocolate and gently press a green lollipop stick onto the frosting side of the Nutter butter so the stick sticks out the top about 1/2” (for your stem) and carefully place the Nutter Butters back together.

3. Place your cookies on a baking pan lined with parchment paper and transfer to the freezer for 5 minutes.

4. After freezing, hold the lollipop sticks over the melted white chocolate and coat the center with the melted white chocolate, let any excess drip off and set back onto the parchment paper and into the freezer for another 5 minutes.

5. After freezing, hold onto the lollipop stick over the red chocolate and coat the top and bottom of the Nutter Butter with red chocolate, let any excess drip off and place onto a piece of parchment paper

6. Break a small green candy melt in half, smooth the edges with your finger and place on top of the Nutter Butter by the “stem” or green lollipop stick. Transfer to the freezer for 15 minutes.

7. In a small microwave safe bowl, heat 1/4 cup of your light cocoa candy melts on 50% power for 2-3 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds until melted, pour into a decorating bag and cut a tiny tip off the end of the bag.

8. Use your decorating bag of light cocoa candy melts to draw 4 tiny seeds onto the white center of the apple.

9. Let harden and enjoy!

The easiest after school snack. These Back to School Apple Pops are easy to make with only two simple ingredients. They look just like apple cores! Click To Tweet

Look at this other creative Back to School Snack using Candy Melts and Graham Crackers. Back to School Graham Cracker Pencils – Pin to Pinterest.

We have other Apple Pops, enjoy these Apple OREO Pops. Pin to Pinterest.

This bagel is a hoot! Woodland Owl Bagel. Pin to Pinterest.

Also enjoy these tasty after school desserts – Back to School Apple Cupcakes . Pin to Pinterest.

Save all these creative Back to School Kid Snack Ideas too. You will want them for class parties or for when the kids get home. Pin to Pinterest.

School Lunch Hacks – School Lunch Ideas, Tips, and Lifesavers

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August 1, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

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Easy and fun School Lunch Hacks on Frugal Coupon Living. Crafty, Creative, and Why Didn’t I Think of That ideas for your Back to School lunch ideas.

School Lunch Hacks

Are you getting ready for the early alarm? The laying out of clothes the night before? The Back to School season? We are hearing the first bell and looking for ways to make school lunches easier. Below are some creative ideas to make the best of your child’s lunchbox. Creative, crafty, and why didn’t I think of that ideas! One piece of advice that has worked for me is make their lunch the night before. Whatever needs to remain cold, I keep in the refrigerator overnight in a “lunch” bin so that it can easily be added to their box in the morning!

Enjoy these School Lunch Hacks.

Bento boxes can be fun. Separate kid’s lunchbox food using silicon cupcake liners from What Lisa Cooks.

Keep your Fruit, including Apples, Fresh with this Rubberband Lunch Fruit tip from Let’s Lasso the Moon.

Skip the ice pack and Freeze Your Juicebox to keep things cool. Tip from Reader’s Digest.

Another way to skip and ice pack, is to Freeze Wet Sponges like My Kitchen Escapades. They keep the food cool and make something nice to use as a wipe up after defrosting.

Make a Fridge and Pantry Snack Station for Easy Packing. Love this idea from Moms Always Find Out.

On that note, prepare Snack-Size Bags on Sunday to grab on-the-go as you pack lunches – this time saver tip comes from Quaker Oats.

Every get a fruit cocktail the kids hate or one that has too much sugar? Make your own Fruit Cocktail with this recipe from My Life in Food.

If you do use pre-bought fruit cups, take a look at this tip to take out the Fruit Cup Juice from Modern Family.

Lil Luna has a great list of Foods Ideas for the Lunchbox for all food groups.

Have you noticed kids are more likely to eat someting if it is cute? Why is that? Invest in these fun Sandwich Cutters like the Elephant. Cookie Cutters Work Great Too!

These FunBites Cutters are also cute for creating fun shapes out of kid’s sandwiches.

Get creative with Kids Snack Bags turning them into Butterflies like Squawkfox.

Heat up soup or pasta in the morning and pack it in a thermos to stay warm. These Kid Size Thermos Bottles are the perfect size!

We love the idea of Hot Dogs, Pizza Rolls or even Chicken Nuggets in your Thermos to stay warm! Idea on Coupon Closet.

Decorate the kids foods with Sticker Eyes for creative faces like Just Bento. You can get your own sticker eyes HERE or faces HERE.

Don’t forget birthdays, they are special too. Wrap up your child’s food as birthday presents like Happy Home Fairy.

Write a Secret Message on Your Child’s Banana, by lunch the message will show. Trick from Stars and Sunshine.

Use an empty fruit cup attached to a mason jar to pack crackers with tuna salad or the like by Soup, Spice and Everything Nice.

Save money with Reusable Sandwich and Snack Bags.

Love Salad Dressing or Ranch Dip? Try these Salad dressings to Go.

Easy and fun School Lunch Hacks on Frugal Coupon Living. Crafty, Creative, and Why Didn't I Think of That ideas for your Back to School lunch ideas.Click To Tweet

Also enjoy our Kids DIY Back to School Crafts and Supplies. Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look at these Back to School Printables – you might find a lunch note or two! Pin to Pinterest.

Also enjoy our Back to School Kid Snack Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Check out these other Back to School Frugal Coupon Living Lunchbox Ideas, FREEBIES and Crafts:

More in our Back to School Series – Project Lunchbox!

Project Lunchbox Intro – Pin It
ABC School Days Theme – Pin It
Shark Week Lunch Theme – Pin It
Camping Theme Lunch – Pin It
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Theme – Pin It
Bug Lunch Theme – Pin It
Birthday Lunch Theme – Pin It
FREE Printable Lunch Notes – Pin It
Keep Calm and Teach On FREE Printable and Pencil Vase – Pin It
Face Fruit and Food Stickers and FREE Lunch Notes – Pin It
FREE First day of School Printables – Pin It
FREE Last Day of School too – Pin It)
DIY Welcome Back to School Apple Lunch Sack Craft – Pin It
DIY Uncrustables Sandwiches – Pin It

Also check out Back to School Deals on Frugal Coupon Living.

Kids Healthy Snack – Woodland Owl Bagel

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July 21, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media 2 Comments

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Kids Healthy Snack – A tasty Owl Bagel (or rice cake). This Woodland Food Craft is made with peanut butter, almonds, M&Ms, blueberries, apples and bananas. It is a Hoot for a Woodland Party Idea.

Kids Healthy Snack – Woodland Owl Bagel

This Kids Food Craft is a Hoot! We love the concept and it’s a great idea for an after-school snack! The ingredients are healthy and you don’t have to feel guilty with this yummy treat. Enjoy!

Ingredients:

Bagels (or rice cakes)
Peanut butter
Apple
Banana
Blueberries
Shaved almonds
M&M’s

Directions:

Wash your blueberries and apple and slice your apple into full circles and cut each circle in half.
Slice your banana into circles.
Toast your bagel if desired.
Slice your bagel in half and spread some creamy peanut butter on each half.
Place two banana onto the top center of your peanut butter bagel.
Place one apple halve onto each side of the bagel with the peel of the apple facing outwards.
Place one almond in between and under the banana eyes.
Now arrange 10 M&M’s under the almond starting with a tow of 3, then 4, and 3 on the bottom.
Dip the bottom of a couple blueberries into peanut butter and one on the center of each banana.

Kids Healthy Snack – Woodland Owl Bagel

Kids Healthy Snack – A tasty Owl Bagel (or rice cake) made with peanut butter, almonds, M&Ms, blueberries, apples and bananas. It is a Hoot for a Woodland Party Idea.

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Ingredients

Bagels (or rice cakes)
Peanut butter
Apple
Banana
Blueberries
Shaved almonds
M&M’s

Instructions

Wash your blueberries and apple and slice your apple into full circles and cut each circle in half.
Slice your banana into circles.
Toast your bagel if desired.
Slice your bagel in half and spread some creamy peanut butter on each half.
Place two banana onto the top center of your peanut butter bagel.
Place one apple halve onto each side of the bagel with the peel of the apple facing outwards.
Place one almond in between and under the banana eyes.
Now arrange 10 M&M’s under the almond starting with a tow of 3, then 4, and 3 on the bottom.
Dip the bottom of a couple blueberries into peanut butter and one on the center of each banana.

Don’t slack on those healthy (and non-healthy snacks). Take a look at our Kids Snack Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Host a game night and make these fun treats – Family Game Night Snacks. Pin to Pinterest.

Back to School Graham Cracker Pencils

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July 29, 2017 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media 2 Comments

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Look at this creative and fun Back to School Snack Idea – Graham Cracker Pencils. Make with everyone’s favorite cracker (cookie) and chocolate! What is not to love?

Graham Cracker Pencils

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It seems like the last school bell just rang… okay, let’s be serious. Sometimes there is nothing short about summer. Sometimes the days go slow. Regardless of if you feel like you just heard the last bell or it was ages ago, we all are getting ready for back to school. Not too long ago we shared with you our Back to School Kid Snack Ideas. We have one more and this one is easy, tasty, and fun! Enjoy this Graham Cracker Pencils recipe. Let us know how it goes and how much your little one loves it!

Ingredients:

Graham crackers
Wilton pink candy melts
Wilton white candy melts
Miniature chocolate chips

Directions:

Lay out a piece of parchment paper before you get started.
Carefully break your graham crackers in half lengthwise.
Use a pair of clean kitchen scissors to cut the tip of the graham cracker into a point.
In two separate microwave safe bowls, heat 1 cup of each color candy melt on 50% power for 2-3 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds until melted.
Dip the pointed end of the graham cracker into the white chocolate and press a chocolate chip onto the point with the pointed part of the chocolate chip facing down.
Then dip the flat end of the graham cracker into the pink melted chocolate, spread evenly with a knife and place onto your parchment paper to harden.

Watch more here!

Back to School Graham Cracker Pencils

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living
Prep Time: 3 mins
Cook Time: 5 mins
Total Time: 8 minutes

Ingredients

Graham crackers
Wilton pink candy melts
Wilton white candy melts
Miniature chocolate chips

Instructions

Lay out a piece of parchment paper before you get started.
Carefully break your graham crackers in half lengthwise.
Use a pair of clean kitchen scissors to cut the tip of the graham cracker into a point.
In two separate microwave safe bowls, heat 1 cup of each color candy melt on 50% power for 2-3 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds until melted.
Dip the pointed end of the graham cracker into the white chocolate and press a chocolate chip onto the point with the pointed part of the chocolate chip facing down.
Then dip the flat end of the graham cracker into the pink melted chocolate, spread evenly with a knife and place onto your parchment paper to harden.

We love these Back to School Kid Snack Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look at these Back to School Printables – you might find a lunch note or two! Pin to Pinterest.

Mabel’s Labels: 45 Personalized Shark Labels Just $14.71 Shipped!

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July 26, 2017 by FCL by Mercedes Filed Under: Back To School, Online Shopping Leave a Comment

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It’s Shark Week! And to celebrate Mabel’s Labels is offering up 45 Personalized Shark Labels for just $14.70 shipped. Regularly these sell for $21! These labels are dishwasher safe, microwave safe and waterproof!I have ordered from a couple of companies that offer these type of durable labels and Mabel’s Labels are the ones that have held up the best. Plus the products I have ordered have lasted me for years!

This offer is valid through Saturday, July 29th only.

Locker Ideas for the Coolest Kid in the Hall

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July 23, 2017 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media 1 Comment

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Fun and creative locker ideas for the coolest kid in the hall. School locker organization DIY on Frugal Coupon Living for Middle and High Schoolers.

Locker Ideas for the Coolest Kid in the Hall

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Middle school can be intimidating. The big halls, the switching classes, feeling like a little fish in a large pond… but come on, when it comes to the locker (only), you know you wanna go back. To me, decorating a locker is like the graduation of decorating your childhood doll house. You have graduated from the dolls/Barbies, but this gives you your unique space to have fun and call your own. While my girls are still in elementary school, I had fun with this post. I love the rungs, the chandeliers, the shelving, the decor, all the little touches that would make your little (excuse me, big girl) feel special on the first day of school! And you know what mom, a lot of it is still fun and juvenile just to keep her from growing up too soon!

Locker Party Idea: with some of these homemade locker crafts, consider having friends over a few weeks before school starts. You could buy plush fabric and make your own locker carpets. You could also buy all the supplies you need to make some of these DIY locker decorations. It’s a fun way to celebrate and bond before the first school bell rings.

Ok really, how easy and adorable are these DIY Glittered Clothespins? Frugal, easy, and a fun locker accessory! I love that you can do them yourself in a day. You know our little girl will take pride in them too. | The Proper Blog

A school locker essential might be a fun dry erase board. We love this Locker Zebra Dry Erase Board from Pottery Barn Teen. You can find more HERE.

Have your subjects stand out with these printable binder covers! Easily see each subject without digging in your locker! | The Preppy Greek

In your locker, magnets must be strong! Take a look at the best locker magnet. This one can hold a lot of weight without slipping! | Lockers and Magnets

The floor of a locker can get gross – especially after the dozens of students that have used the locker before you! Pick up a fun locker rug – a Locker Lookz Shaggy Rug!

Your daughter is going to love personalizing her space! Take a look at these fun and creative locker wallpapers! No one wants to look at ugly metal! These prints come from Pottery Barn Teen.

Just walking inside a Hobby Lobby store gives me inspiration. If you need a look to inspire your creative locker juices, take a look at this adorable locker! | Hobby Lobby

Chandelier in your locker? We say “Yes please!” Let there be light. | The Container Store

I love this color coded key for keeping track of your subjects and classes. Notice how each binder is a different color and the chart on the locker door lists the color-coded subjects. | Source Unknown

Create a survival locker kit. Have hair ties, hand sanitizer, band-aids, feminine products, chap-stick and more! | Polyvore

This summer, get a little DIY with this fun Fabric Frame Tutorial | Primrose

Did you realize a cereal box can turn into a magnetic bin – talk about money saved! We love this locker tip! | Soho Sonnet

This is adorable – stand out with a little fringe for a totally unique locker decor idea. | BHG (You can get the magnetic tape here!)

Even Ziploc is ready for back to school season! Take a look at these fancy spray painted magnetic Ziploc® organizers for your locker | Ziploc

Is staying organized difficult. Take a look at this homemade ombre command center, perfect locker decor! | She’s Kinda Crafty

A disco ball would be kind of cool, no? Turn a clear ornament with a broken up CD into a homemade locker disco ball! | Creme De La Craft (you can also buy one here)

After having a locker in the hall, comes prepping for your dorm. Save these Dorm Room Hacks and Tips. Pin to Pinterest.

We also love these Back to School Lunch Hacks and Tips. Pin to Pinterest.

Before you head back, save these Back to School Printables. We love the If You Give a Teacher a Cookie tags. We gifted cookies our first day of school! Pin to Pinterest.

Before buying all your school supplies, take a look at these Kids DIY Back to School Craft & School Supplies. Pin to Pinterest.

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