Sentences with phrase «buying school backpacks»

Buying school backpacks for the long haul will also save the time spent shopping for a new book bag every year.

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He started coordinating Christmas gifts for dozens of children, sent hundreds of kids to class with backpacks full of school supplies, and found ways to help families buy insulin, pay their electricity bill, and find jobs.

I dread when the school sends that Scholastic order form in my PreK kid's backpack, as I find it hard to resist buying the books.

After buying your children's school supplies, make sure you have all of yours — backpack, crayons and lunch box.

While it's tempting to buy the brand new backpack and lunchbox before the school year begins, it may be wise to consider holding off on larger purchases if you're looking for ways to save.

Buy a cheap backpack, and it might not even last the school year.

The first thing we do is buy all of the supplies on the school supply list along with a backpack of each child's choosing, I also shop for the perfect new outfits for the boys to wear on the first day of school.

I bought a regular oversized school backpack and its awesome.

If kids will be buying lunch from school, be sure they have put their money in their backpack or another place where they can easily access it for the next day.

I think even though I'm not going back to school I'm going to buy a cute mini backpack, maybe even today.

Any of the three brands will put your middle - school Jansport to shame (you know who you are) and will easily last longer than that North Face backpack you bought for your first outdoor excursion.

«It's a big year for Timmy becoming a first - grader, so we're buying him a new backpack and school supplies,» Huffman says.

There are seemingly never - ending school supply lists to fill, bigger shoes to buy, longer jeans to find, backpacks to replace and countless other items that need to be purchased as our kids transition from flip flops and swimsuits to lunch kits, button - up shirts and after - school activities.

Michael Dorn, executive director of nonprofit campus safety organization Safe Havens International in Macon, Ga., said a bulletproof backpack would be the last thing he would buy his son to stay safe at school.