Stationary Student Teaching Edition

What is your go to stationary?

As a music student teacher, I’ve recently had to find out what I need/ want to mark in my scores to be successful and have successful classes.

-For marking my scores, I have LOVED the ability to mark things in different colors and then erase them. I got the bigger pack which has been so nice when I want to make something stand out!! These would be great for grading or marking student work too!!

-I loved the idea of writing notes that I could easily move around and see in my scores while I lead rehearsals. I’ve started using these for my lesson planning where I’ll write down the section I want to work on and how I plan to work on it. Great for reminders too! The lines make it so easy for me to get a good amount of material on one note.

-sharpie pens: I’ve been a big fan of sharpie pens since they launched. I just think they write nicely and have a bold color to them which makes it easy to read!

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2024/3/21 Edited to

... Read moreHey everyone! As someone who spends a lot of time in classrooms, I've seen firsthand how much a little bit of fun and personality in school supplies can boost a student's day – especially for 5th graders! Finding those 'cute school supplies' isn't just about aesthetics; it's about making learning engaging and helping kids feel organized and excited for school. Let's dive into some awesome ideas for 5th-grade cute school supplies that are also super practical! 1. Erasable Colored Pencils: Your New Favorite for Projects & Notes You know those amazing erasable colored pencils I mentioned for marking up music scores? Well, they are an absolute game-changer for 5th graders too! Imagine working on a big science fair poster board or a history project and being able to add vibrant colors, draw diagrams, and then perfectly erase any little mistakes. No more smudges or torn paper! They make every assignment look neat and professional, and honestly, the bright colors just make schoolwork more fun. Kids can use them to highlight important facts in their textbooks, color-code their notes, or even add a playful touch to their journal entries. The fact that they erase cleanly is a huge confidence booster for any young artist or meticulous note-taker. 2. Fun & Functional Post-it Notes for Ultimate Organization My trusty yellow lined Post-it notes for lesson planning? They have so many creative uses for 5th graders! Beyond just jotting down reminders, these come in all sorts of cute shapes and colors now. Imagine using star-shaped Post-its to mark important pages in a chapter book for a book report, or little animal-themed ones to highlight vocabulary words. They're perfect for leaving quick notes in planners, creating mini-to-do lists for homework, or even writing positive affirmations to stick inside a locker. They help kids break down tasks, remember key information, and keep their textbooks and notebooks organized without permanent marks. Plus, who doesn't love a sticky note with a fun design? 3. Personalized Binders & Bold Sharpie Pens Remember that light blue binder from my gear? Well, binders are a blank canvas for 5th graders! Getting a basic, sturdy binder and then letting them personalize it is a fantastic idea. They can use stickers, printed labels, or even their own drawings. And this is where a good Sharpie pen comes in handy! While I use a black Sharpie pen for bold annotations, they come in a rainbow of colors now. A colorful Sharpie pen is perfect for labeling subject dividers, adding cool designs to their binder cover, or even creating a personalized pencil case. The bold, clear writing makes everything easy to read, and it adds a professional (but still cute!) touch to all their school belongings. It's about making their school gear truly *theirs*. 4. Beyond the Basics: Making Supplies 'Cute' "Cute" doesn't just mean cartoon characters; it can also mean personalized and functional. Encourage 5th graders to choose supplies that reflect their personality. This could be a unique pencil case, a notebook with a cool cover, or even just a set of pens in their favorite color palette. Having supplies they love can seriously boost their motivation and make them feel more prepared and confident in class. Think about things like: Washi Tape: For decorating notebooks, folders, or even pencils. Fun Paper Clips: To add a touch of whimsy to their papers. Mini Highlighters: In pastel shades for a softer look. Sticker Sheets: For personalizing everything from binders to water bottles. Ultimately, providing 5th graders with school supplies that are both cute and practical helps them stay organized, express themselves, and makes the school year a little brighter. It's truly amazing how much a few well-chosen items can transform their learning experience!