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Teacher Wish List

We love teachers around here at PPP – and we  want to support them!  As you probably know, teachers spend OODLES of their own money on classroom supplies for their kiddos, because so much is outside the school budget.  Many teachers create an Amazon Teacher Wishlist of things they need/want for their classroom – and we're here to help them clear their wish lists!

To share your list with the PPP community – just drop your Amazon Classroom Wishlist link in the comments below.   Each week we'll pick one teacher to feature and send you a $100 Amazon Giftcard to help with your list!  PPP readers who also want to help can scroll through the comments, pick a list and donate one of their classroom needs.

Today's featured teacher is Special Needs Teacher Melanie, who teaches children with autism in grades K-5.  Here's her Wishlist!

Hi I am Melanie! I teach K-5 Special Education students with Autism. I am here in Texas and teach in a small town outside of Houston. I am really excited about teaching at a brand new school this year. I love watching my students finally understand a concept and have their “Aha” moment. I have always loved working with Children and have been working with special needs children since I was 12 when my family fostered them. I am very grateful for my village of people that help me in the classroom and out of the classroom. I truly am grateful for groups such as the Passionate Penny Pincher that are always willing to help teachers out.

Want to Get Featured in our Weekly Teacher Feature This Summer?

Each Tuesday this Summer, we'll do a Teacher Tuesday drawing!  We'll randomly choose one of the teachers who drops their list in the comments below to feature in this post – which means an even bigger chance at getting your Classroom Wishlist in front of more eyes. 🙂    Please only comment with your classroom wishlist once in the comments – so that everyone's list can be seen.  Not sure how to share your teacher wish list?  Here's what to do:

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To Share your Teacher Wishlist:

  1. Start here and go to Your Lists
  2. Choose the relevant list and select + Invite.
  3. Choose one of the following options:
    View only: Anyone with a link can access your list without making changes.
    View and edit: People you invite can add or remove items from your list, change quantities and priorities, and post comments.
  4. Copy the list link and share with others!

If you're a teacher and you're new to this idea – here's how to create your own classroom wishlist….

How to Make an Amazon Classroom Wishlist:

  1. Start here and go to Account & Lists and select Your Lists.
  2. Select Create a List and insert a list name. (You could call it “Miss Amanda's Classroom” for instance)
  3. Select Create List
  4. Select the three dots menu, and Manage List to update your shipping address and other preferences.
  5. Select Save Changes

Invested in helping our educators do what they love?  Read Previous Teacher Tuesday teacher stories below:

 

Lindsey, who teaches Language Arts and Science in Tennesee.  Here's her Wishlist!

Hello! My name is Lindsey. I am honored to teach each day in a small town in TN. I have taught for 17 years – 6th grade and 8th grade. I have taught 8th grade Language Arts and Science at Gray for the past four years. Teaching is a gift- a gift to me. I talk often about how it never feels like work because I enjoy going and working with the kids each day. I pray for the next year that I can be a small part of the students’ journey in learning the content, life skills, and how to treat each other with respect! I am excited for this school year!

Robyn:

WOW she sounds like a sweet soul – here's her Classroom Wishlist!

I teach in Cobb County School District and actually teach at the school that I went to as a child. My name is Ms. Bryan, or as my kids sometimes call me: “Ms Brwan”, “Mom”, or “Maestra… I love my little darlin’s! It has been 20years now, but sometimes it feels like yesterday that I started. Other days I have people come up with their kids and say “Remember me!” and then I feel so old! LOL! I have taught Kindergarten, 1st grade, second and fourth grade. Next year I will be teaching Kindergarten again, but it has been about 7 years since I have taught that grade.

I loved that grade level but was moved to second when I received my cancer diagnosis. I am almost 5 years clear from cancer (after chemo, radiation and more than 7 surgeries). I am blessed. I am very excited to be with the Kindergarten Team again next year and to start “our littles” on their exciting journey in education! I want it to be as much of a positive one as possible and to reach them all where they are. I am very nervous though… Right after school got out, I broke my foot so I will probably going back to school in a boot or a knee scooter. I don’t want to have crutches around them, it makes me too unbalanced. I am trying to counter act my nervousness by taking some classes (since I’m stuck on the couch) to learn about how to help the large groups of: IEP (Individual Educational Program), EIP (Early Intervention Program), d (English Language Learners) and other diverse groups that are in our school. We have had so many new struggles with our families this year being in the low economic area that we are in… I just want the school to be seen as the safety zone, the helping area that our families can look to for help, trust and support.

I have loved teaching numerous kids in families. Some families I have taught 4 of 5 kids. They are my heart! I wish I could do more. We have food pantries and had to have more training last year because of the amount of homeless students we had.. It breaks my heart Every Day! I have made a list that has some items that are helpful for small centers for the numerous levels that I remember and saw in the class when my students started the year off. If anyone can help with the items, that would be such an amazing blessing to them and us.

 

Traci here! I teach at a small rural school in Texas that has approximately 200 students Pre-K thought 12th grade, and I've been teaching there for going on 15 years. I teach 8th graders through 12th graders. In addition to teaching,  I'm also in charge of the technology for the district.  I'm excited about the upcoming school year,  because it'll be my second year teaching new classes.  I'm teaching students how to be teachers.  I'm excited to try to get more students to go into the education field. Money is a struggle for our school, as it is with most schools.  I'm asking for basic supplies for my classroom to start the year off.  Thank you so much for your help!

Today's featured teacher is Becca who works with young adults with severe disabilities – here's her Amazon Wishlist! (If you want to be one of our Tuesday featured teachers this Summer – keep reading further down the post)

My name is Becca and I teach high school moderate and severe disabilities in Western Kentucky. I teach freshmen through age 21, with a variety of unique needs and abilities. I am starting my sixth year teaching, and second in this district. I started in my current position after school started last year and ended the year on maternity leave. I am excited for a full school year in a school that I love! Because of the unique needs of my students, I do not have a set curriculum and I am responsible for coming up with nearly everything. I spend a lot of time planning and differentiating for my students. I focus a lot on teaching functional/life skills and I would love to be able to start a student led business this year to provide opportunities to practice those skills.

 

Today's featured teacher is Kindergarten Teacher Courtney, who works at a majority low-income school in North Carolina.  Here's her Teacher Classroom Wishlist!

My name is Courtney Avery. I’m a Kindergarten teacher at a Title 1 School in Eastern NC. My school is a Title 1 school, which means, we receive funds due to the majority of our students receiving free/reduced lunch due to their families incomes. Because of this, I am always trying to provide my students with fun and engaging learning opportunities. Our school is currently working towards becoming a STEM school. This gift card will help towards the purchase of some STEM materials for my classroom!   I love being a Kindergarten teacher! There’s no greater feeling than to see a child come in with little to no knowledge of academic concepts at the beginning of the school year, and to see the growth they make throughout the year. Thank you so much for blessing me with this gift card!

Today's featured teacher is Special Education Teacher Kayla, who works at a majority low-income school in Missouri.  Here's her Teacher Classroom Wishlist!

My name is Kayla Zbornak. I’m an elementary special education teacher in West Central Missouri. My school is a Title 1 school with over 76% of students receiving free or reduced lunches. Many of our students are not exposed to the same enriching vocabulary and experiences other students receive. One of my favorite things to do is introduce these new topics and places to them. One way is through the gift of reading! I want children to see reading as a way to travel so many worlds and gain experiences, even if you can't physically leave! I want to instill a joy of reading, that expands past school. This gift card will go towards the purchase of more reading resources to help my students to continue to succeed! Being a special education teacher is not where I pictured myself, but there's no place I would rather be now! I love to see the growth of my students through the years, and to know how far they have come from where they started. Thank you so much for the gift card! This is such an amazing thing you are doing.

 

Today's featured teacher is Middle School Counselor Jeana, who works at a rural, low-income school in Georgia.  Here's her Teacher Classroom Wishlist!

Hi! My name is Jeana and I am a middle school counselor in North GA. I never dreamed I'd want to work at a middle school, but I absolutely LOVE my job, my school, and my kids! I'm excited to be entering my 9th year as a counselor and my 6th year at my school. I love working with my students and watching them transform into young adults while in my building. I serve approximately 600 students in a rural, low-income area along with one other school counselor. My motto as a counselor is a quote shared with me as a first year counselor: kids who are mad and sad can't add. When we meet their mental health needs, they are better able to focus on school and success! While middle school has always been a tough season for basically everyone, we have seen a huge rise in mental health and social/emotional needs in our post-COVID world! On my list you will find counseling tools, office supplies, hygiene items (it's middle school!), school supplies, and snacks (they love to eat and talk!). Anything is a blessing to my students!

 

Today's featured teacher is Art Teacher Jordan who teaches in Northwest Ohio.  Here's her Teacher Classroom Wishlist!

Hi all! My name's Jordan & I am a kindergarten through fifth grade elementary art teacher in a small public school located in northwest Ohio.

What I love most about my job is teaching all of my students (regardless of their age, gender or ability) how to create artwork that excites and inspires them. I will never get tired of watching my students creation come to life before their eyes, it is pure magic! I am also blessed to be surrounded by amazing coworkers that support one another and cheer each other on!

Here is the link to my Amazon wishlist – I would love to be able to provide my students with these tools!

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Comments

  3. Meaghan says

    Hi there! I am a first year special educator in a Vermont middle school that is working on building a small library in my office with various levels of reading material for students in special education and aligns with the science and social studies curriculum so that we can work on building comprehension and understanding of classroom content while we work on their service goals and skill building. I have bought some stuff already but it is expensive to start out and a middle school library does not have a lot of lower level reading material for sci/ss content.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1X89W91X6AWVZ?ref_=wl_share

    Reply

  4. Xochitl Salinas says

    Hello Ya’ll!
    My name is Ms.Salinas, I am currently a teacher resident for Lamar ISD and in a couple months I will be able to finally graduate and be in charge of my very own classroom. I have been focusing on obtaining items for my classroom and was hoping that I could share my wishlist to receive some support! Anything helps, even sharing my wishlist/link would be greatly appreciated!!!

    Reply

  5. Xochitl Salinas says

    Hello Ya’ll!
    My name is Ms.Salinas, I am currently a teacher resident for Lamar ISD and in a couple months I will be able to finally graduate and be in charge of my very own classroom. I have been focusing on obtaining items for my classroom and was hoping that I could share my wishlist to receive some support! Anything helps, even sharing my wishlist/link would be greatly appreciated!!!
    https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/15L95216RN241

    Reply

  7. Lea F says

    I work in an urban, low-income school in Providence, Rhode Island. Our families are usually unable to provide supplies. Your help in making this school year great for my first graders (and me!) is very appreciated!

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  9. Betsy Harding says

    I have been teaching for a long time, and I have moved classrooms so many times. I have so many mismatched items in my classroom. I am dreaming with this list. I have added several items to the list for the students to use as calm down tools and also for indoor recess days. We never know what kind of winter we will get. My students have always loved the toys and building items when we are stuck inside. Thank you for considering purchasing items off my list to help enrich the education experience for my second grade kiddos!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2VIFEY8KK1J7S?ref_=wl_share

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  11. Catherine B says

    Happy summer! I’m moving to a new classroom this year and need some supplies to get ready for my new group of students. I’m a 5th grade Special Education Teacher. Thank you for your support!!

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  18. Megan Dolan says

    I’m not new to teaching but I moved schools and districts this year. Any help with my new room and getting ready is greatly appreciated!
    This is my 8th year teaching. I’m at a small rural school in Virginia and so far it is awesome!

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    • Tracey Spichalsky says

      My name is Tracey, and I have been teaching high school Mathematics for 21 years. I am reaching out to request your support for essential items needed to enhance our classroom environment and support our students.
      Your generous support would have a significant impact on our ability to create a productive and supportive learning environment for our students.
      Thank you for considering our request and for your dedication to supporting education and community well-being.
      Warm regards,
      Tracey
      https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2Y6KQYIKNAJU?ref_=wl_share

      Reply

  25. Susie says

    Hi! I have been teaching for 27 years at the same high school. Our students are 80% or more on free or reduced lunch. Meaning the need for school supplies is always there! Evey year of those 27 years I have purchased supplies for my students and myself. Any help is much appreciated!

    Reply

  26. Candra Martin says

    Hello! I am a penny pinching coupon enthusiast and a TEACHER! I have taught at a small rural elementary school for 21 years. Most of my years were spent in kindergarten. Last school year I left kindergarten to become a K-2 Title I reading and math teacher, where I get to work with students who are struggling. My district has 2 elementary schools, and I spend part of each day in each building. I currently transport teaching materials back and forth. This stinks because many times I’ll need something but it’s at the other building. My wish list has teaching materials that would allow me to not have to pack things back and forth. Thank you so much for supporting teachers and VALUING education.

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    • Katelyn - PPP Team says

      Thank you for all that you do Paula. I truly hope you are able to get more of what you need to have a successful school year!

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    • Amanda Revelle says

      I got a scammy looking reply to my comment on facebook. I think someone is posting winners there to scam people. Just thought I’d comment here with that information too. I tagged Passionate Penny Pincher in my comment where the person replied to me. Boo! It totally had me thinking I was a winner. I’m still thinking positive, though. Here’s hoping for a real win!

      Reply

      • Alice -PPP Team says

        I am so sorry about that! Yes, looks like a spammer. We have reported them. We promise we will contact you directly if you have won! Thanks so much for letting us know! 🙂

        Reply

  35. Alicia Pugh says

    I am a teacher of the visually impaired ages 3-21. I love my job and my amazing students. They inspire me daily. I travel from school to school to serve them all.

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  36. Mari-Lee says

    -My name is Mari-Lee and I’m an LMSW.
    -I’ve recently relocated and accepted a new position as a first year high school (grades 9-12) social worker in an inner city school in NY that has over 20,000 students total.
    -I’m also a mom of a teen myself who has a 504 Plan so I know and understand the need for social workers to have places that make students feel safe and at home when with them in school, especially since a lot of the teens I’ll be with, school is their one safe space!
    -Any help is greatly appreciated and will go to help some amazing teens in need! Thank you so much everyone in advance!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2052QABOZ2ODC?ref_=wl_share

    Reply

  37. Jordan Means says

    Hi!! I’m a 3-5 grade Interrelated special education teacher. As the new school year approaches, I’m excited to share my classroom wish list. Your support can make a big difference in providing a great learning environment for my students. Any contribution is greatly appreciated!

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  38. Lindi Herford says

    I teach 1st grade in a low in come (Title 1) school and I end up buying most of my supplies, games, snacks, etc. for my students each year and spend anywhere from $500-$1000.00.
    I love my students as if they’re my own and would do anything for them, so that is why I do not mind. I want to give them the best school experience they can have, on top of giving them the best gift of learning how to read. With your help I know that is possible. Thank you for your kindness & generosity! Much love-Lindi

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2GU0OLMQNOHYX?ref_=wl_share

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  39. Melia Collins says

    As I prepare for the upcoming school year, I am reaching out to ask for your support. I teach 4th grade at a Title 1 school in Arizona, and your help in making sure I have the necessary supplies would mean the world to me and my students. I’ve put together an Amazon teacher wish list of items that would make a huge difference in our classroom. The list includes snacks for students who don’t usually bring any to school and Hawaiian-themed classroom décor to complement our tropical-themed classroom. If you’re able to contribute, it would be greatly appreciated. Every little bit helps, and together we can make sure this school year starts off on the right foot. You can find my wish list here. New or used materials are gladly accepted. Thank you so much for your support!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3NOJOT7ILWXAD?ref_=wl_share

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  40. Andrea J Soliday says

    Hi there! My name is Andrea Soliday and I am starting my 4th year in 4th grade this year. I teach at a fantastic title 1 school in a small town, Midwestern school district. I love where I teach and the challenges that help me grow each day. I can’t thank you all enough for supporting teachers in this way. It means the world to us!

    Here is my wishlist link
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3KXQBPONV6BEA?ref_=wl_share

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  43. Megan says

    Hello! I’m a passionate 1st grade teacher. I absolutely love what I do and I’m going on my 10th year in education. I’m looking to provide my students with a fun and successful learning environment but have a tough time providing it all myself. I would appreciate any and all donations from my list. Thank you!

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  51. Karen Crumb says

    Hello & Happy Summer,

    I am a resource teacher/special educator who works in a small pre-k to 8th grade Catholic school. I help students learn how to read. I also help students who are struggling with math. I am currently going into my last year of grad school and can’t wait to graduate as soon as I finish my Wilson Reading Level II course work and practicums. Here is my classroom list, https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3GWQTZP7JGS8T?ref_=wl_share . Anything would be greatly appreciated!

    Thank you & Enjoy Your Summer!

    Reply

    • Bethany - PPP Team says

      We’re cheering you on in your last year of grad school and praying for a successful school year! Thanks for all you do. 🙂

      Reply

  54. Brandy C. says

    Welcome to Christmas in July (for my classes)!! And what is Christmas without a wishlist and SO MUCH gratitude from me??

    No seriously, the school year is coming upon us more quickly than I’d like and I’m thinking ahead as to what will help my students increase their confidence and participation in the classroom.

    I have seen first hand how but worrying about supplies can improve engagement, behaviors, and grades.

    Thank you for your support in helping provide supplies for our students’ success!!!

    Always with gratitude ❤️
    Brandy

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2KFYUM2H00AV1?ref_=wl_share

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    • Bethany - PPP Team says

      We hope no student has to worry about having basic supplies for learning~thank you for everything you do, Brandy!

      Reply

  59. Carter Arrington says

    Hey, everyone!

    With the new school year coming quick, I figured I’d share my wishlist for this year! I am THRILLED to start my second year at my favorite place, but this time… MATH!! I can’t wait to meet my new group of kiddos and am so excited to give them the best classroom environment possible! That being said, I’ll need some new math supplies and decor! Any and all donations are GREATLY appreciated and will be for years to come! Thank you so much!

    Here’s my Amazon link! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/YGQ9HMQXC8T8?ref_=wl_share

    Reply

    • Katelyn - PPP Team says

      Hi Emily, thank you so much for sharing this with us. We hope you have an amazing fresh start at your new school!

      Reply

  63. Heather Brant says

    I am gearing up for my 24th year as an inner city public school teacher. As with many things in education ideas and theories come back around. For the past twenty years play as well as phonics had been removed from kindergarten. Now with the push towards the Science of Reading and the importance of social emotional learning we are bringing back what we know the children need to become strong life long learners. I am excited to see the changes and how these changes effect the development of all children.

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    • Katelyn - PPP Team says

      Thank you for your support Meghyn! Thank you for all that you do and I hope you have an amazing first teaching year.

      Reply

  71. Ashley Greiwe says

    Each year I get so excited to see who is on my roster and get my room ready. I spend my summer looking for new ideas, activities, and resources to help my future kiddos!

    It takes village! And trust me, I have one of the best that supports my classroom each year!

    Thank you for looking at my wishlist! I am SO thankful for your help!

    And so are my kids!

    Here’s to year 10 teaching Pre-K!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3STGRYVDU1SW2?ref_=wl_share

    Reply

    • Katelyn - PPP Team says

      Wow that is so tough! I hope you can get everything you need and have an amazing first year!

      Reply

  75. Shannon Remily says

    Hello!

    My wish list is https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1JWR7YADHS729?ref_=wl_share

    I’m a a middle school Special Education teacher who teaches modified English for some of my IEP caseload students as well as run intervention classes and Study Skills for all students! This is my 10th year in middle school and my 22nd year teaching. I really love my middle schoolers and love going to work.

    My wish list is https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1JWR7YADHS729?ref_=wl_share

    Thank you so much!

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  80. Tricia Mayhew says

    Thank you for the opportunity to post teacher wish lists!

    I am a teacher at a small Christian school in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I’m moving to a new grade this year to loop with my students from last year, and would love to refresh the classroom to still make it feel like a new year (and like they are the “big kids” in the school!). Thank you for considering blessing our little class family!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2PKSEU03Z5EAP?ref_=wl_share

    Reply

  81. Mikayla Plemmons says

    Thank you so much for supporting us teachers and professionals! I will be going into my 4th year as a speech therapist and will be starting with a new school this year! I am revamping my instruction to target more goals with explicit instruction including reading and writing. This wishlist is compiled of materials that would help in my classroom-therapy room.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2KL1EFL0O5FFV?ref_=wl_share

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  83. Mariella Dorr says

    Good morning!

    I have followed PPP for a while!

    Thank you for this opportunity to post my wish list.

    I am a returning teacher at Carillon Elementary. This will be my fourth year back in 2nd grade Spanish immersion program. I have been a teacher for 20 years and love every minute. I am teaching Spanish, Math and Science in a unique immersion program. Resources are scarce and every little bit helps!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1VTIE2M2B0NF4?ref_=wl_share

    Thank you!

    Mrs Dorr

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    • Katelyn Jones says

      Thank you so much for sharing this with us. We hope that you are able to get the things you need and have another amazing year with your students!

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    • Katelyn - PPP Team says

      Thank you for sharing this with us Erin. We hope that you have another amazing year with your students!

      Reply

  85. Lenzy Chapa says

    Hello, I’m Mrs. Chapa from Texas. I have the privilage of being a Pre-K teacher for the second year at the school I actually went to for elementary. Where my love of learning first began. I am a busy lady at work and at home, I am a mama to 5 blessings of my own and Pre-K is my jam! I truly enjoy this special age of children beginning to learn manners, kindness, differences, how to be a big kid ready for Kindergarten and in charge of their learning. I enjoy each and everyday singing throughout our routines and just being a big silly kid again with them. I hope I spark the love of learning like my science teacher did for me years ago.
    Blessings to everyone for a fabulous new 2024-2025 school year.

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    • Katelyn - PPP Team says

      Wow, thank you for all that you do Lenzy. That age is so crucial for those students and they are so lucky to have you!

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  89. Allison Knode says

    After 24 years in the elementary classroom, I completed my TESOL graduate program and am making the move to support multilingual learners in high school! I will be working in 2 different schools this coming school year. I am so excited about this new step in my education journey! I have added some things to my wish list that will help me transition to high school, and from a classroom to a “rolling desk” with an away office location in 2 separate buildings to help remain organized! Thank you so much for any support you feel you can provide! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2IMFHHHKI9ZDF?ref_=wl_share

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    • Katelyn - PPP Team says

      That is so exciting Allison. Thank you for all of your hard work to provide the best education for all of the students! I hope you have an amazing year.

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  93. Teresa Cantrell says

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/QCDUJOE45HKD?ref=cm_sw_em_r_un_un_oqKiTUkc9zgrD

    Hi!
    My name is Teresa and I teach elementary music. I’m have been a teacher since 1994. I began teaching music 5 years ago and love it! I want every child who comes to my class to have experiences that they won’t get anywhere else. I teach in a high poverty area where many children simply do not have opportunities for quality music instruction, so for me, that is a top priority. I am changing to a new school district this year and need to equip a music classroom that doesn’t have many instruments…thank you so much for considering my classroom Amazon Teacher Wish List!

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  96. Judy Young says

    Hi! I’m Judy and I teach K-8 Art in a small Catholic School in New Kensington, PA. Funds are limited so I do the best I can but would love to introduce new and different supplies. I love watching the excitement in their eyes when they do better than they thought they could. I love inspiring their creativity. Didn’t start teaching until my daughter was in college. I feel Gods calling in my job.

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  98. Deana says

    Hi, my name is Deana. I finished my student teaching in December and spent the remainder of the school year as a Para-Educator in a 6th grade resource room. I am still applying like crazy and hoping for my own classroom this next year. I put together my list based on my student teaching experience and working with and in several different classrooms. Hopefully I can go into my new career with some of the supplies I might need. ❤️

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/dl/invite/1ySm7bx?ref_=wl_share

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  104. Cheryl says

    Hello! I’m Cheryl! This will be my second year teaching preschool. The students admitted into the program I work for are there mostly due to being in low income families or because their life circumstances put them at greater risk of falling behind their peers without the opportunity to develop school readiness skills.

    Any assistance I receive to help make my classroom a fun and enriching environment is greatly appreciated!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/29SNOAY0SM2OO?ref_=wl_share

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  122. Kayla Fowler says

    Hello!
    I’m an early intervention preschool teacher in a title 1 school! Meaning a large population of our students are considered low income. My room is the beginning of their educational journey. In order to test in to our preschool program you have to already be low in certain areas of development or “academics”. Meaning the friends I get are starting out behind form the beginning! Often times my preK friends come never having been read to or even knowing a single letter or number. We cover LOTS of ground in our time together! Watching them GROW is the most rewarding part of my job!
    Giving these babies a fighting chance to actually be prepared to start Kindergarten, like their peers, is what keeps me going! Unfortunately, my class of parents don’t have the means to send extra snacks, party food, t-shirts to decorate, much less feel a treasure box. Like all the teachers I know, my heart breaks and I can’t stop myself from providing these things for my kids!!
    I want them to have a book at Christmas and a summer bucket- like the other kids!
    This is the part that gets hard, all of those experiences fall on me. Thank you for the opportunity to share our wishlist! Such a fun way to bless teachers and children in the local classroom.

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  124. Katelyn - PPP Team says

    You are so welcome, we love doing it and we hope it is helpful for you. We so appreciate everything you do for your students Kelly!

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  132. Tiffany Day says

    Hi!! I’m a 6th grade science teacher. Anyone who has spent any time with middle school students knows it can be wonderful but challenging. I’m looking for some games for my students to engage them during advisory time or if they finish work early. The main goal is to gather some options that are not on the computer. Students spend so much time on technology so it’s nice to put something else in front of them. If you have another idea than what I have on my list, feel free to send it.

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  133. Tina Moore says

    Hi, I’m a third grade teacher in Illinois. I’ve been in the third grade classroom for 20+ years. One of my favorite teacher sayings is: we are in it for the outcome, not the income. We spend so much of our own money every year to provide for our students. It’s great having an opportunity like this to get a little help. Here is my Amazon wishlist. Any help would be greatly appreciated. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/12YT8DP547IEI?ref_=wl_share

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  134. JoAnna Pluym says

    I will be starting my 8th year teaching 4th-5th great special education. I work in Title I School in Minnesota. Each year I have 20+ students. We are all always so grateful for each and every item that is donated to our classroom. Items help teach reading, writing, math, organization, social skills, and more. Thank you for this amazing opportunity.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/CVWD1T08Z4SX?ref_=wl_share

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    • Katelyn - PPP Team says

      Thank you so much for chiming in and telling us a little bit about your work Joanna! We appreciate all that you do.

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  137. Amy Gater says

    Hi! Thank you for checking out my classroom wish list. This is my 10th year in the classroom and I pride myself on reflecting and doing better every year. My hope is to always provide a classroom experience with engaging instruction, hands-on interactive activities, culturally rich experiences, and a safe, comfortable, inviting space. My classroom is a little family wrapped in love. Relationships are at the forefront of everything I do. These items will help to improve the experience of every student in my classroom and will be used with care and excitement. Thank you for your consideration in aiding in the classroom experience of an amazing group of 2nd graders! Classroom Wish List 2024-2025 – Amazon Gift List – https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/3RFU0FKBQK5O9

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  142. Jessica Morton says

    I know most don’t consider me a teacher but homeschooling my children is a amazing blessing that I am so fortunate to do by God’s grace. We are always on a short budget and after buying curriculum doesn’t leave much room for extras. Thank you so much for helping fund my children’s future. The things on our list will help for years to come. I have an upcoming 5th, 1st, and toddler to keep occupied while schooling. Thank you so much and may God bless you abundantly.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2P0SETFYUGCBD?ref_=wl_share

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  145. Sabra Sanjurjo says

    Thank you so much for this opportunity! I am heading back into the classroom and essentially starting over after staying home with my babies for four years. I will be an interventionist working with kids from kindergarten through 5th grade who are below grade level and need a little extra help to succeed. I would love to be able to offer them fun, engaging, hands-on materials that can enhance their learning experience!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/UM40FW4X6AVJ?ref_=wl_share

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  147. Ciara Luke says

    Hey! I am about to begin my first year as a Special Education Teacher! I am excited, I actually get to teach at two different schools, but that means two different classrooms to get ready! I have wanted to be a teacher since I was in 3rd grade and although it took me almost 20 years to finish my degree, I am so excited to embark on this next chapter of my life!

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  155. Amber P says

    Thank you so much for supporting teachers! I will be a third year special education teacher in North Dakota this fall! I would love some support with clearing my list.

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  161. Ms Makena says

    Hello!

    My list has an assortment of fidgets that need to be replaced, young
    readers books for my students who are below grade level in the 10th grade co
    taught setting, slime kits for our end of quarter parties, and resources for
    behavioral items. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/UUW1ZRNHVQO?ref_=wl_share

    I’d really like to do a unit on journaling for my
    students with behavioral needs – decorating journals, giving each student a
    special pen, and guided 5 year journals for students who need more
    prompts.

    Dream item: punching bag for the classroom so students have a safe
    outlet to let their feelings out.

    Before I was a teacher I was a special
    education para educator, and battled stage 2 vocal cancer during Covid. I am
    grateful for every day I have.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/UUW1ZRNHVQO?ref_=wl_share

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  162. Cherie Marvin says

    Hello,
    I am a High School Special Education Teacher. I work primarily with high-needs students with moderate to severe disabilities. My students work so hard to learn not only academics but basic life-skills as well. My wish list includes a variety of things that would benefit my classroom and students so they can have the best opportunity to learn.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/AF67TF893A4B?ref_=wl_share

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  166. Caryn Bunch says

    I’m a 1st grade teacher and will be going into my 11th year teaching. I truly love it and love to bring joy to my students through a fun learning experience. I would love any help at all in this year’s wish lists.

    Thank you!

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  168. Sarah says

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3I6U7TJS74MFO?ref_=wl_share

    Hello! Thank you Passionate Penny Pincher for this opportunity to share to support teachers and their students!

    I have taught for many years in the elementary building in a small town in the outskirts of Lansing, Michigan. The majority of my teaching career has been in lower elementary classrooms, however last year I moved to 5th grade. I am loving teaching 5th grade, but I have found the materials needed for my upper elementary classroom are different than many of the materials I have accumulated throughout the years for lower elementary. If you are able to support my classroom, it would be very much appreciated! Thank you!

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  173. Carolyn Scott says

    Hi! I am a kindergarten teacher at a Title l school in Northeast Fl. I have been a teacher for 28 years and this upcoming year will be my last before retirement so I am hoping to clear my list. That way I can have everything I need for the best year yet with my students! I love getting to celebrate even the smallest achievements of each student as they grow and learn throughout the year. Thank you for letting me share. My kinder’s and I truly appreciate it!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3TCNMVEOXS3NI?ref_=wl_share

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  176. Angela says

    Hi! I am sharing my Amazon Wish List for the upcoming school year. It will be my second year as a 4th grade special education teacher, so I’m still building my classroom and intervention supplies. I work in a Title 1 school and many times, my students do not have the proper supplies. These items will help me not only stay more organized, but help me service my students to the best of my abilities. Becoming a teacher at 50 was an absolute dream come true for me, and I truly appreciate anyone’s generosity by helping out my kiddos! 🙂

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1PBXKRIZ12EXC?ref_=wl_share

    Thanks so much!
    Angela

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  181. Lisa Richling says

    Thank you so much for supporting teachers! My name is Lisa and I’ve been teaching for 19 years in FL. I’ve taught 1st and 3rd grades. This year I will be moving to 4th grade ELA/SS to teach 44 students. Being a teacher is the only career I’ve ever wanted to do. Watching students learn and building relationships fill my heart with joy. I strive to create a fun and warm learning environment. Here is my Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1JP4IB74UYP5X?ref_=wl_share
    Thank you for your consideration.

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  182. Laura Popp says

    I teach in a Title I school in Central Texas and am going into my 6th year in education. This year I am moving from 4th grade RLA to 5th grade Science and Social Studies, and I need supplies to assist in changing grade levels and subjects. I also am wanting to provide extra supplies for my classroom to help students who are unable to bring their own due to the financial difficulties their families experience.

    I am extremely excited for this year’s changes and to get back into subjects I am passionate about! Thank you for any help you are able to give. I appreciate it!!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/E2DBM325CX20?ref_=wl_share

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  183. Amanda Groves says

    Hello! I am a high school English teacher in a rural Kentucky town. I think high school students need colorful, fun, and engaging lessons, and I strive to give that to my students. I would very much appreciate any contribution to making my classroom a loving environment. My wish list contains classroom supplies, new books for reluctant readers, and things to make lessons fun. A big THANK YOU to anyone who blesses my classroom!! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/200MIEGO29P6X?ref_=wl_share

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  184. Melissa Champion says

    Hello there!
    My name is Melissa Champion and I am going into year 7 of teaching. I have taught 2nd grade for the past 6 years. I am so blessed to meet my new family each September. This past year I taught inclusion and it was my most favorite year ever. Teaching is so rewarding and I love what I do. Every child deserves a champion, someone who will make sure they are seen, heard and valued Thank you in advance for checking out my list!

    Here is the link to my teacher wishlist:

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/24686SDLH7VW?ref_=wl_share

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  185. Kathryn Evans says

    I’m a new 1st grade teacher in a small private school for children with learning disabilities. My own daughter has several learning disabilities and it is so comforting to have an environment that makes these kids feel like their superpowers are just that… super! No one is treated differently! We are able to move at a slower pace and have smaller classroom sizes. I currently have a child beginning college, my daughter in elementary and I am going back to school this fall to continue my education in addition to teaching. Thankful for a supportive husband! And thankful for kind people who want to make the world a better place! My wishlist is below. Thank you!!! ❤️

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  191. Lauren Lynch says

    Lauren here, this will be my third year in pre-k, 8th year teaching. I started my teaching fresh out of college at 22 in 2012 and took a break a few years later when I had my twins prematurely. I went from public school to a very small private school, so a lot of my classroom items come straight from my pocket. Every little bit of extra help is so appreciated. I love my job and loving on the littles in my class.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/dl/invite/dSwKnSs?ref_=wl_share

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  193. Stefanie Koschnitzky says

    Thank you for the chance. This is my second year teaching Pre-K3 am 4. I knew I was called to teach last year after being a paraprofessional for 6 years. I am so excited to actually have time to set up my room this year. Last year I was not given enough time due to someone quitting last minute. I am excited for a new class and new year! Thank you for sharing our lists.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3U7X4TJ78BPP7?ref_=wl_share

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  199. Tracy Campbell says

    Hoodie Hoot,
    I’m Tracy Campbell, kindergarten teacher from Eastern NC. Like so many of us, I teach in a public school that is not only a title one (majority low income), but a Purple Heart school. That means we serve a high percentage of military families. As I scrolled to enter my information I couldn’t help remark how sad that teachers are not given the tools needed to do such an important job and resort to reaching out on compassionate websites like this. Thank you in advance for your help and consideration.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/dl/invite/0XV7mZf?ref_=wl_share

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  204. Jolene Lewis says

    Hi all, I am an elementary teacher in AL. Teaching has always been my passion, and I have another degree that I don’ pursue because teaching is where I am needed or called. Years ago, I had an inexplicable health incident that required me to take some time off. Not knowing if I would ever be allowed to return to teaching or not, I was chomping at the bit to return to my calling. I eventually returned in 2021. I’ve taught 2nd, 3rd and 1st grades. I am currently teaching 1st grade at a new school that I started at last year. I am trying to get my classroom ready for this year. I’d appreciate any help to help me clear my wishlist & I know my students would be thrilled. Thanks for doing this PPP.
    See link below:
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/26FLSRPP1GXDD?ref_=wl_share

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  207. Jolene Lewis says

    Hi all, I am an elementary teacher in AL. Several years ago I had an inexplicable health incident that led to me taking some time off, but in that time, my passion to return to teaching was still strong, and I eventually returned in 2021. I’ve taught 2nd grade, 3rd grade and 1st grade. I currently teach 1st grade: I started at a new school last year and loved it, but I am still needing some things for this year. I would appreciate any donation to help clear my wishlist. Thanks so much for this opportunity.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/26FLSRPP1GXDD?ref_=wl_share

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  209. Nikki says

    Hello, everyone!

    I left the classroom last year thinking I would never return, but I couldn’t get too far away before my heart called me back. I’m returning to the classroom to teach third grade after taking a year off and teaching virtually for the past 6 years. Needless to say, I feel like a first year teacher starting all over again with nothing, but I am so excited and have never felt more sure that I’m exactly where I’m supposed to be! I would appreciate any support to help me make my classroom a fun and engaging space for learning!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2N89OZOJLO36M?ref_=wl_share

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  215. Aimee McCarthy says

    Hello! I’m a first-year teacher back in the classroom after being gone for 15 years.
    It feels so good to be back! I love science and getting to witness the
    excitement in my students’ eyes when they see science at work.

    I’m still in
    the process of getting my classroom together and stocking up on supplies so
    that my students have what they need to learn. I’m grateful for your support!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/HSK3VU3YFBNP?ref_=wl_share

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  216. Amanda Vurro says

    ✨ Calling all supporters of education!
    My classroom is undergoing a transformation from a neglected storage area into a vibrant learning oasis. But I need your help to turn this vision into reality!
    Imagine starting your school day in a space that feels like a cozy, welcoming home away from home. For many of my students, this is not just a dream – it’s a necessity.
    ️ From crayons to copy paper, magnets to markers, every donation will make a difference in providing the essential materials my students need to thrive.
    But it doesn’t stop there! I want to create a classroom environment where every child feels valued and comfortable. Flexible seating options like seat pillows, lap desks, and reading pillows will empower my students to take ownership of their learning journey.
    Throughout the room, I envision spaces filled with motivation and security, where positive affirmations and calming areas foster a sense of belonging and confidence.
    ️ With limited storage space, I’ll need innovative solutions like rolling carts and bins to keep our materials organized and easily accessible for all.
    Your generosity will not only enrich the lives of these students but also empower them to succeed academically and personally.
    Join me in creating a space where every child can flourish and thrive. Together, we can make a difference, one classroom at a time. Donate today and be a part of something truly special! Thank you for your support!

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  217. Emily Palmer says

    Hi! I know I’m hopping on here late, but I just got the job! Starting in 2 weeks (yes, 3 months into the school year wish me luck) I will be an 8th grade US history teacher. I will be the only 8th grade history teacher at this school. It’s a k-8 title 1 school and provides bare minimum supplies unless you’re teaching elementary school. I would be so grateful to anyone who might see this and want to help me out. This will be my first year teaching and financially, physically, mentally – unprepared and overwhelmed! To anyone who can support, thank you so much. And if you can’t, please share!

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  219. Stephanie Smith says

    These items will provide great benefits to my kindergarten students! Thank you for considering donating to my classroom and to my students! You have made a great investment in our future leaders and it is extremely appreciated!!

    Sincerely,
    Stephanie Smith

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  221. Kaitlin Kennedy says

    Hi everyone!
    I am a 2nd grade teacher who teaches at a low-income school. I am fortunate enough to have been able to start the year with the most basic supplies: pencils, markers, paper, etc but there are still materials I am hoping to get to help support my students with having an engaging, safe, creative, and enriching school year. The main supplies I am hoping to still receive are organizational/storage bins and containers, snacks for students who are hungry and do not bring anything during afternoon snack, materials for stem bins, books, and additional items. Anything will help and it is super appreciated!

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  222. Amanda Chang says

    Hello! My name is Amanda Chang and I teach at a public school in Pomona, CA. I work hard to make my class an inviting and safe space for all students, and love finding new ways to engage them and inspire them to learn and to read! I teach English and currently am teaching 7th grade Language Arts (We have 7-12 at our school), English Language Development at 1st and 2nd levels (Emerging and Expanding), and Yearbook. I have spent a lot of money over the years on my room and on supplies for the students. My goal is to be able to purchase a few alternative seating options including a small loveseat that would be the perfect place to sit and read a book with a friend. I also am hoping to get some photo backdrop things to help with the yearbook duties. Any help would be unexpected and greatly appreciated. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2CSXETG1KTN2R?ref_=wl_share

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  226. Shané says

    Hi,

    I’m a middle school teacher in NJ. This year I’ve decided to create a care closet in my classroom. Over the last few years I’ve noticed a lot of students are homeless, in foster care, or their families just don’t have it. I want to give to as many students as I can.

    This is my first time creating a wish list and I realized I made a registry instead but it is a wish list!

    https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/35JT1X53N47D9

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  227. Rylee Kwiecinski says

    Hi everyone! I am a first year fourth grade teacher at a title 1 school in Portland, Oregon.

    Your support is much appreciated as I turn my brown, sad classroom into a colorful and inviting space for students.

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  228. Rylee Kwiecinski says

    Hi everyone! I am a first year fourth grade teacher at a title 1 school in Portland, Oregon.

    Your support is much appreciated as I turn my brown, boring classroom into a colorful, inviting space for students.

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  240. Landon Averett says

    Hey my name is Landon Averett and I just wanted to share my Amazon classroom wishlist for the upcoming school year. I am a first year 2nd grade Autism Teacher at Johnson Elementary (Title 1 school) in Columbus, GA. Items on this list are to help make sure every student has a positive and loving classroom environment. I want to give these kids the best 2nd grade year. Any help is so greatly appreciated!

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  241. Val Hinson says

    This is an incredibly generous opportunity! Thank you so much for supporting teachers!
    I’m getting ready to start my 20th year teaching with my little superheroes. My class of diverse learners in the primary self contained classroom require many hands on tools to help them reach their fullest potential. Any donation to help my students reach greatness would be appreciated. Thank you so much for this opportunity ❤️

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  242. Cordetres Curry says

    Hello everyone

    I’m entering year 12 and will be teaching 4th grade for the first time. I am excited to start this new venture. I am also a mother of 10 with 2 entering college in a couple weeks. My list not only supports my classroom but the other 4th grade class as well. I’m in need of more things because I taught younger elementary and I gave my supplies to colleagues that would benefit from them.
    Thank you for taking the time to look at my list.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/10KR0IDDOPXP8?ref_=wl_share

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  243. Kathy says

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1RLHNZX1FJ8Y6?ref_=wl_share
    This will be my 8th year as a Title 1 Instructional Assistant in k. I do most of my planning for my students. I work in small groups and 1:1. This year Iv been moved into a different classroom but will still be working with kindergarten students.
    I love making learning fun, so I find games and make them. We work on reading skills, writing, site words, math, and so much more.
    I work with all students and some receive extra 1:1 & small groups who need it.
    We love using Playdoh to make letters, words, shapes, and of course to make exciting things.
    We love using dry erase boards to write on.
    I pass out stickers and other rewards throughout the year for games, working hard, reading books, etc…
    I love using hands on with the students.
    I would love to try some of these new games with them.
    I also have returned back to school to finish my teaching degree. Planning to teach k when Im finished.
    Thank you.

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  244. Carly Paling says

    Hi there! My name is Carly Paling and I am entering my 13th year of teaching kindergarten in Middleboro, Massachusetts. I teach at the Memorial Early Childhood Center, where we are given Title One aide and more than 50% of our students take advantage of free breakfast and lunch. While teaching is certainly a challenging profession, I absolutely LOVE what I do. Kindergarten is fun and exciting (exhausting, too!) We work and learn so much… and we play even harder! Unfortunately, out-of-pocket teacher spending is a given no matter what grade you teach, but especially when you have the youngest learners in front of you. There are a few things we are going to need to make our school year extra special and any help with any of these items is greatly appreciated. The littles and I thank you in advance for your support and generosity!

    Miss Paling’s Class Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2FLIUCAGXWWK9?ref_=wl_share

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  245. Wendy says

    I am starting my 17th year teaching and had to move classrooms this year. I will be teaching awesome 5th graders at a Title I school in NY and would appreciate any support setting up my new room!

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  247. Cynthia Wilson says

    Hey there!
    I’m Cynthia Wilson, the assistant administrator and one of the teachers at Shining Light Baptist Academy. We are a very small school with the majority of our students from low income families and learning disabilities. I have taught for 6 years in the upper learning center, however this year I am moving to become the lead k-2 teacher as well as the electives teacher, and opening exercises coordinator. It becomes quite the challenge to make things exciting for the students while operating on a very tight budget due to trying to keep tuition low so any assistance would be extremely appreciated. We start September 5th. The joy on the students faces when they win a candy bar, or $5 starbuck gift card is amazing and worth all the effort and penny pinching. Thank you all for everything you do to support the teachers!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3R3YKDWQQMCUE?ref_=wl_share

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  251. Suzanne Fuller says

    I love this idea! What a wonderful way to help teachers everywhere!

    My name is Suzanne and I am a preschool teacher in a 2s classroom. This is my 5th year teaching, but our private preschool is over 35 years old and so are some of the toys! I have made it my mission to update the toys in my classroom and provide better creative resources for my students. I shop everywhere for deals! This is my Amazon Class Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/17O8QEHF43UJO?ref_=wl_share

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  253. Kylee Rodriguez says

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/5JH1HKBIZ255?ref_=wl_share

    Hello there! I am entering my 4th year as a preschool owner/teacher. It has been such a learning experience opening a business and starting from scratch. I offer a private preschool education, and also partner with a local non-profit so low income families have the opportunity to attend the school as well.
    My goal is to provide children with a safe space that allows them to exercise their imaginations and prepare them for kindergarten.

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  257. Juli says

    Hi Everyone! My name is Juli and I am a teacher in NYC. I am starting a new school this fall and going into my 15th year of teaching. This year I will be a 6th grade ELA teacher at a school that specializes in students with language disabilities.
    Two years ago, I packed up my teen and all our possessions and drove from California to NY to start our lives here in the city. Moving meant leaving all those supplies behind that I had accumulated over the years. I would really appreciate any contribution to my wish list. Have a great school year everyone.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2SJ116862G0JU?ref_=wl_share

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  261. Wendy Peterson says

    Hi! I’m super excited to be starting my 23rd year of teaching K-6 music in a BRAND NEW classroom! It was an arduous journey trying to pack up the room that I lived in for 22 years, but I’m ready to dig in and figure out how to organize a newly renovated space across the hall. Instead of cinderblock walls, carpet, and bulletin boards, I’ll be finding solutions for drywall, tile floors, and magnetic whiteboards… so sticky things and hang-y things are my top priorities right now! Any contributions to my new room will be so very much appreciated both by me and by my students!

    Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/8VCD14Q1B0GA?ref_=wl_share

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  262. Evelyn Acevedo says

    I love that you are doing this for teachers. This is my first year as working as a district teacher and I would be honored to receive an Amazon gift card. I am so excited to meet my new students and would love to add a few extra things to my classroom! Good luck to everyone! Here is my Amazon wish list. ‍️https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/35LX2ATFCYY74?ref_=list_d_wl_ys_list_1&filter=unpurchased&sort=default&viewType=list

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  264. Melissa Darrow says

    Hi! I am Melissa and here is a little about me:
    ‍26 years in the classroom
    ✏️Kindergarten-5th grade
    NC
    My wishlist supports my students to become independent readers
    Any donations are GREATLY appreciated! #clearthelist #clearthelist2023 #AdoptATeacher
    amzn.to/2GGA38e

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  268. Stephanie says

    Hi!
    First of all thank you for offering so much support to teachers! Being a teacher is definitely a job that couldn’t be done without a supportive community.
    I am a special education teacher in Washington. My students are all in kindergarten. My goal is to help prepare my students to hopefully go into general education in 1st grade.
    I truly love my job and the students I get to work with. I love my job so much I ended up adopting one of my students. I am now a single parent to a kiddo that has extra needs. I wouldn’t change it for the world. I’ve learned more from him than he’s learned from me.
    Thank you for considering donating to my list.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2POVJ9C6MDR1B?ref_=wl_share

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  274. Tiffany Melendez says

    Wow! Thank you for this opportunity. I know teachers, like me, appreciate any support! I’m starting a new school this year and am really excited to be teaching special education overseas in Japan for my first time! Being a military spouse and teacher has been difficult because you can’t always bring all of your supplies with you. I hand picked these items to fit the needs of my students to succeed and grow. Thank you!!!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3LF7BIY8IRGDQ?ref_=wl_share

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  281. Laura Jay says

    Hello! I’m Laura Jay and I am a special education/resource teacher in Rochester Michigan. I teach and support students with a wide variety of disabilities and impairments in grades K-5. I absolutely love what I do and helping my kiddos! The one difficulty we do encounter every year is not having enough supplies or tools to use for our special needs students or our resource room. Any donations or support is appreciated more than you know! Thanks for letting us share our list!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3H6MW0CK78SOQ?ref_=wl_share

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  283. Kellie Barragan says

    Hi, I’m Ms. B and I teach Kindergarten at a Title 1 School in the Bay Area, CA. I can have up to 26 students in my classroom. I use anything from my wishlist to support the small children in my class who often qualify for free breakfast and lunch. Many do not have books in their home and have working parents (who sometimes work multiple jobs) and many don’t speak English.

    Here’s my wishlist link: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2GBSQN1J3UKC1?ref_=wl_share

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  289. Jamie Wallace says

    I am a kindergarten special education teacher.. In September, I will be teaching in an 8:1:3 setting with students that have an Autism Diagnosis or a learning disability. My goal with these specific items is to make my classroom learning environment a safe and comfortable space for my students to learn and grow throughout the year. I would appreciate any support ❤️

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  292. Keri Crimmins says

    Hello fellow teachers. I am starting my first year of teaching and I am going to be teaching 7th grade science. When meeting with my new coworkers I have been told that a big problem in our school is being in a very low income area with students who are refugees, inbroken homes, and a lot of students with parents incarcerated. I want to try to gave their supplies in the room for them so the families do not have to worry about getting what they need or replenishing them throughout the year. I am taking over a room that is completely bare and the school does not have anything for me to use. I am digging up anything I can from my house to try to bring some color into the room so it does not look like a prison.

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  294. Nicole Gizzi says

    This is going to be my 20th year teaching special education. I will be teaching LLD 4/5 this year and it will be my second year on this school. I could use any help I can get from
    My wish list. Thank you!

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  297. Ilaria Schlitz says

    Hi! I am so excited to begin my teaching journey as a kindergarten teacher in Los Angeles! This year is a first, not only for me, but also for many of my students who are starting school for the first time. My goal is to create a comfortable and inviting classroom where students are excited to come each day. Families already do so much to support their children and I want to make sure that they know their child will be well taken care of when they’re at school. Your support is HUGELY appreciated!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1X4P29V3EXNEV?ref_=wl_share

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  298. Ashley Allen says

    I will be a second grade teacher for the first time and I love creating a foundation of learning for my students. 18 years ago I student taught at this level but man that was a life time ago! I’m hoping in increase my flexible working options to make it a warm comfortable place for kids to learn. Thank you for helping me with my first solo journey with second graders. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3KAYRKMAP4K1X?ref_=wl_share

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  299. Trish says

    Hi there! My name is Trish and I teach amazing first graders at Buckley Elementary School in Manchester, CT. The items on my list will help to support and enhance the learning experiences of my students! Thank you so much for looking at my list and for helping to support my amazing young learners!

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  302. Erin Byrne says

    Hi! Welcome to my speech therapy Amazon wish list! My name is Erin Byrne, I am a speech language pathologist and I work for a Title 1 school in Atlanta, Georgia serving kids in grades k-5 with communication disorders. Last year was my first year working in a Title 1 school and the biggest thing I learned was to always have snacks on hand. Full bellies equals more learning. My list is heavy on the snacks because of this. I love my kiddos and I’m hoping to make this year the best one yet for them!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/347Q2GS8F3QIY?ref_=wl_share

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  303. Kerrie says

    Due to a building closure and resulting shifts in space, I am building a new music room from scratch this year, rehabbing an old industrial arts lab. I’m starting with the bare minimum, but am overjoyed to have a space in which to explore and create music with my Kindergarten, 4th, and 5th grade students. What we lack in materials, we’ll make up for in spirit!

    I strive for my classroom to provide a safe, welcoming space for all of my students to be themselves and learn more about who they are and how to interact with others. Both within my curriculum and in my decor, I aim to provide representation of my students’ diverse backgrounds, so that they are able to see both mirrors of their own experiences and windows into other cultures, family structures, languages, and more. My goal is for each student who enters my room to know they are accepted just as they are and to learn more about how they fit into our greater humanity, and music is the perfect tool with which to teach.

    My Amazon list is here: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2Q7TLAW4XG4N5?ref_=wl_share

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  309. Jess says

    I am going into my 9th year of teaching! I am always looking for ways to make the classroom a warm, welcoming and fun place to learn for my second graders!

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  315. Lisha Walker says

    I am a 7th and 8th-grade math teacher whose goal this year is to change the mindsets of my student into being positive, more productive leaders. I am from a Title 1 school and want to help take the stress off of the students and myself with needed supplies and resources for our learning adventure. My wishlist link is https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3OQ9GBXUC3Q8A?ref_=wl_share. Thank you for supporting our youth and myself. You are a blessing.

    Mrs. Walker

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  317. Lauren Schires says

    Hello! My name is Lauren and I am a 4th year special education teacher and a 2nd year middle school special education teacher ☀️ my classroom or grade level has changed every year. This will be my 5th classroom in 4 years!! Please help if you can!! Thank you so much!!

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  318. Jen says

    I am an all day Kindergarten Teacher who teaches in a small town in Montana. I strive to create a fun and exciting learning environment for my Kinders! I am always researching new activities to reach each student. Here is my list if you would like to donate. Thanks in advance for any donations! I cannot tell you how much my Kinders and I appreciate it! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1KHH5253XB58E…

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  322. Kathryn says

    Hi! Thank you so much in all that you do to support teachers! I am entering my second year of teaching high school history. I will be taking on a new course as well as starting a new club called the Mythology Club (looking into Greek and Roman Mythology). I am in need of supplies for both my classroom and for my club. Any sort of donation would be greatly appreciated!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/AY6VIFDU527C?ref_=wl_share

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  331. Savannah Franz says

    Savannah Franz, 5th Grade, 9th year teaching
    Sunset Hill Elementary, Kansas

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1PWXZEYBTX2D?ref_=wl_share

    Hey everyone! This is the first year my school is receiving Title funding and it is also the biggest class I will have ever had! Due to budget restraints and school closures, my class will consist of nearly 35 students. My goal is still the same – to help students feel safe, secure, and successful. I am also hoping to try flexible seating with my students this year. A big thank you in advance for any and all help!! My students and I will be forever grateful!

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  334. Melissa Broderick says

    Hello friends! I will be starting my 13th year teaching and a brand new school this year, and I will be teaching art to over 700 students. We are in need of lots of items and supplies to ensure that my students have a successful and creative year. I would appreciate any help to make sure that happens. Thank you for checking out my wishlist!

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  335. Jacqueline Armenta says

    Hi! My name is Jacqueline Armenta! I am a High School DECA/Business & Marketing Teacher and this is my 6th year teaching!
    I teach at Pueblo East High School in Pueblo, Colorado.
    We are moving into a new building this year and a lot of our stuff got misplaced or lost in the move. I would love to decorate my classroom with some new decorations and anything you can contribute would help! Thank you so much!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1BJ09Z8H4GZYJ?ref_=wl_share

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  336. Haley Wright says

    Hey there!

    I am a first year teacher that will be teaching 4th grade at a Title I school in Maryland. I am SO excited to begin my teaching career and so thankful for everyone who is willing to help teachers clear their lists. Building and supplying necessities for a classroom is VERY expensive, especially when we have to fund it ourselves. Also, teaching at a title 1 school and district limits the ability to have a classroom that is fully funded. Since everything adds up and being a first year teacher and starting from scratch is a lot, we often have to resort to asking for help from family & friends. Any help at all would go towards making my classroom a welcoming and inclusive environment that is perfect for learning.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3118XSDN3B0N8?ref_=wl_share

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  340. Marisa Bennett says

    Hi there!

    My name is Marisa and I’m a 2nd grade teacher in Central PA. I teach in a Title 1, lower income, diverse school where many of my students walk to school and most of their stability comes in the walls of our building. Aside from spending my time in the classroom, I have a 2.5 year old son and a 5 month old daughter.

    Any support or share of my list is GREATLY appreciated. Thank you!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/ER61RECMZ0WI?ref_=wl_share

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  341. Anisa Hotaling says

    Hello everyone! I teach in a title 1 (low-income) school in New York. I am a second-year teacher who teaches a classroom on high school students with learning and behavioral disabilities. Please help me make my classroom a warm and welcoming environment for my struggling learners! Thank you so much for considering a donation to my classroom. It is appreciated more than you know!

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  342. Terri Ridley says

    Hello,
    I’m Terri. I teach at a little Title one school in the California desert. I’m switching grade level this year from 3rd to 5th. I could really use some help with the transition. I want my room to feel inviting for the older kids so I’m changing some things around. Any help would be appreciated!! Thanks in advance.

    Hello,
    I’m Terri. I teach at a little Title one school in the California desert. I’m switching grade level this year from 3rd to 5th. I could really use some help with the transition. I want my room to feel inviting for the older kids so I’m changing some things around. Any help would be appreciated!! Thanks in advance.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/THDTMAL95RBM?ref_=wl_share

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  343. Terri Ridley says

    Hello,
    I’m Terri. I teach at a little Title one school in the California desert. I’m switching grade level this year from 3rd to 5th. I could really use some help with the transition. I want my room to feel inviting for the older kids so I’m changing some things around. Any help would be appreciated!! Thanks in advance.

    Reply

  344. Patricia Carter says

    Hey! My name is Patricia and I am a Special Education Paraprofessional at an Title 1 Early Childhood Education Preschool in Missouri. This year the class I work in is getting a brand new teacher and 2 new paraprofessionals. Room 13 this year is starting from scratch. Our 3-5 year old neuro-divergent students and the teachers of Room 13 would appreciate any help. Thank you for your support.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2FFSRSGHFM2TT?ref_=wl_share

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  346. Julia Flint says

    Hi! My name is Julia and I am a first grade teacher at Holley Navarre Primary School in Navarre FL! I am posting my amazon wish list in homes that I can get some more manipulatives for my classroom! I think students learn best though game based instruction that is FUN and ENGAGING!! Thank you so much and I know my firsties will appreciate it too!!

    Reply

  351. Christy Baker says

    Thanks for supporting students and teachers! I’m going into my 18th year of teaching in NC. This school year (2023-2024) I will teach a 1st/2nd grade combo class.

    Reply

  356. Blake says

    Hi, everyone! I am a middle school teacher in rural Kentucky, and my list includes essential items my students utilize everyday as well as decor to create a fun and engaging atmosphere!

    Reply

  364. Marcie Comtois says

    I am a k-4 ell teacher in a large urban district in Lowell MA. 75% of my students are second language learners. We have 3 autism classrooms in my building and all of my students come from low income families. As a specialist I teach all 300 students in my school and want to make sure they have what they need in order to be successful in school. I also work an afterschool group where my students are working on coding and robotics.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/GHEQDFBJIU1O/ref=nav_wishlist_lists_2

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  365. Katelyn Kohut says

    Hi! My name is Katelyn and I am a 6th grade science teacher at a Title 1 school in North Brunswick, NJ. Each year I try to maximize my students learning experience by setting up my classroom to the best of my ability. Which as we know, means spending our own money. I would be extremely thankful and appreciative if I were picked for this giveaway! Thank you.

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  366. Shelby Oblad says

    Hello!
    My name is Shelby and I work at a Title 1 school. Each state gets money to support schools in low-income areas. The money is distributed across the different school districts and the districts decide which of their schools are in the most need. Over 75% of our students our low-income and qualify for free or reduced lunch. Our school even qualifies for free breakfast. This is my second year of teaching and I love it! it saddens me though because most of our students often can’t afford new clothes or shoes or food let alone school supplies. So the money we get is often spent on taking care of their basic needs. As teachers, we spend our money on school supplies, but sometimes that’s hard. So if you can please donate below!
    Thank you!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3OG4E28IWJ171?ref_=wl_share

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  368. Amy Ross says

    I’m excited to see my new group of 3rd graders this year! I’m trying to revamp my room in a very old building (1920’s). I’m starting year 16 this August and would appreciate your support so very much!

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  370. Megan Alberta says

    Hello! My name is Megan Alberta and I am going into my 5th year of teaching! My first 3 years I taught a combination 5th & 6th grade class. Last year, I taught a 4th & 5th grade combination class. This year, I am teaching 4th grade, JUST 4th grade! It was so fun getting to work with 4th grade last year and I am excited to hone in my focus and skills on this grade level. I teach in a small Title 1 elementary school in southwest New Hampshire. I will have around 16 students this year, but I am also the only 4th grade teacher in the building, so any new 4th graders will come to me! Thank you so much for considering helping my classroom out! Everything will directly benefit my students and my classroom environment.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1X0UCKXXWDSE3?ref_=wl_share

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  371. Kelsey Betts says

    Hello! My name is Kelsey Betts and I teach at Pease Middle School. PMS is a school located in San Antonio, Texas, and is a part of Northside ISD. I have the privilege and honor of teaching dance to middle school students. While having its challenges, it is incredibly rewarding to see the growth of the students when presented on stage. Many memories are made in the classroom, school, district, and community through performances. I teach dance levels 1-3 to both 6-8th grade boys and girls. The main focus of middle school dance is to teach the foundations of dance. My wishlist is comprised of items that will help students to prepare, learn, and engage in dance!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1H413B48Y7FUH?ref_=wl_share

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  373. Dana Ashmore says

    I am going into my 14th year of teaching. I am moving classrooms this year. These are a few items that would really help out this upcoming school year. Thanks!

    Reply

  374. Samantha Werling says

    Hi, my name is Samantha and I am a first year teacher. I will be teaching the second grade, and I want to give a fun learning environment to my students but I am starting from scratch.

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  378. Rebecca Beal says

    My name is Rebecca and I teach third grade in a small town in coastal VA. I love seeing my students and their families when I are at my own kids’ sports practices, town events and more. Because we are a very small district (1 high school, 1 middle school, and 1 elementary), we don’t have all the resources or budget of a large district. I appreciate your help!

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  383. camara glover says

    Thanks for all the support! I will be heading back into the classroom in two short weeks. Anything helps to #clearthelist to make my room extra special for my fifth grade scholars here in NYC. ‬

    ‪https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3R20ZM8N37G96?ref_=wl_share

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  389. Lora Riley says

    I am a special education teacher, going into my 9th year at a brand new job in a more specialized position, working with students who have Autism. As I am moving into my new classroom, I feel in ways that I am truly starting over in terms of supplies, storage and materials. When working with students who have Autism, I am a huge believer that a variety of sensory tools are a must!
    Thank you so much for looking at my list ,

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/19B506ZA8Y57U?ref_=wl_share

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  391. Debra Toothaker says

    Hi my name is Debra Toothaker, My students call me Ms T. I am excited to be going into my second year as a First Grade Teacher. I teach at a title one school (Paris Elementary, in south paris maine). We have minimal PTA support and recive about $12 per student each year. This year I found out that we will not have a membership to the teacher store, where many of us get classroom supplies for free. I am hopeful to get a few key items cleared from my list. God bless you all for supporting us teachers. Here is to a great year for everyone.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2EHV17DC2HNMC?ref_=wl_share

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  392. Hope Wood says

    I am about to start my 27 years of teaching math at the middle school level. (Craver Middle School, Colorado City)
    Our school is poorly funded, and I would love to bring more technology to my students.
    Below is my wish list for a touch screen. Either one would be much appreciated.
    Thank you so much for considering my Amazon Wish List

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  405. Jeanie says

    My name is Jeanie Metcalf and this is my very first year as a lead teacher in a public preschool classroom. There are lots of things we need for our littles. I am 47 years old, and working on my Masters in Early Childhood Education.

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  411. January Caggiano says

    I’m a kindergarten and 1st grade self-contained Autism teacher. We love and appreciate support for our classroom, my students are always a great bunch that want to learn. They sometimes need unconventional items for learning and I alway think it is great that they make me think out of the box. Thank you for your support.

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  412. Leila says

    Hi! I am starting my first year in the classroom as a level 7 ELA teacher this August. I just graduated from college this past May, and I am so excited to start my journey! I would love some love and support, as this is my first time in the classroom and have lost to prepare for. I love what you’re doing to support teachers from all over the place! Thank you for all you do!

    Reply

    • Alice -PPP Team says

      Hi Leila ~ We are excited for you to start your journey too! Praying for a wonderful and successful 1st year for you! – PPP Team

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  414. Dominique says

    Hi!
    I have begun getting ready for this rapidly approaching school year and find myself with a wishlist that I could use some help with. I love my classroom and my class and look forward to the learning adventures they have each year! I would like to bring more magic and wonder to my classroom and if you are able to help me purchase some of these items I would be so grateful!

    Thank you for considering helping and taking a look at my wishlist!

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  417. Tammy Collins says

    I am starting my 21st year of teaching. I am blessed to be teaching in a residential behavioral health setting with children from all over the United States. My classroom is multi-age and we are working on not just academics but also how to function in a classroom setting. Many of my children have ha very little success educationally so I love seeing their amazing growth while they are with me in my classroom. I love making them realize that the classroom can be a fun and safe place for learning and expression.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/24L79929PJ6B?ref_=wl_share

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    • Alice -PPP Team says

      What a blessing you are to them, Tammy. Thank you for sharing this with us! ❤️ – PPP Team

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  419. Jamie Bowman says

    I am a 1st grade teacher. I love my littles and would be so blessed to be able to receive this gift. Thank you for the opportunity!!

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  422. Linda Moser says

    My name is Linda Moser. I teach income-based pre-k to 20 students at a public school in a small town in Louisiana. This is my 28th year teaching. My students and I are in need of classroom supplies for the upcoming school year. Surprisingly, we begin school in a little over two weeks! I would love if you would take a moment to look at our classroom wish list and help support my students by purchasing an item for our classroom. My wish list contains much needed items such as paper, tape, black printer ink, Crayola crayons, and several toys that help improve cognitive and physical development. It would be a blessing if you could participate in this nationwide movement to help prepare my students to have a successful school year. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2OKJEZFTBBSIH?ref_=wl_share

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  426. Cindy Vymola says

    Hi Everyone! I teach PreKindergarten in Belleville, Illinois. I absolutely LOVE my job and the families I work with. I would greatly appreciate any help in clearing my list for my kiddos!!

    Reply

  429. Lisa Lehmann says

    Hello,
    I teach in the DMV area at a focus school. I teacher a 3rd grade general education classroom with many diverse learners, including ESOL and SPED students. I am looking to revamp my writing time for my students and get some necessities for my classroom such as bathroom passes, paint, magnetic tape, name plates, etc.
    Thank.you for considering donating to my classroom!

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  435. Deiha Torin says

    Thank you for supporting teachers! I am a preschool teacher in SC. I love creating welcoming, wonder filled classroom environments for my children. Any help is greatly appreciated by me and the children I serve.
    https://a.co/1tCJtNP

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  436. Kathy says

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1RLHNZX1FJ8Y6?ref_=wl_share
    This will be my 8th year as a Title 1 Instructional Assistant in k. I do most of my planning for my students. I work in small groups and 1:1.
    I love making learning fun, so I find games and make them. We work on reading skills, writing, site words, math, and so much more.
    I work with all students and some receive extra 1:1 & small groups who need it.
    We love using Playdoh to make letters, words, shapes, and of course to make exciting things.
    We love using dry erase boards to write on.
    I pass out stickers and other rewards throughout the year for games, working hard, reading books, etc…
    I love using hands on with the students.
    I would love to try some of these new games with them.
    I also have returned back to school to finish my teaching degree. Planning to teach k when Im finished.
    Thank you.

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  437. Amanda Jones says

    Hello. I work at a majority low income school located in an urban area in Philadelphia. I’ve had a unique teaching experience for the past 5 years as I’ve been looping the same students for the past 5 years. (I had the same students from 1st grade up until this past school year for 5th grade). I got to watch these students grow into excellent middle students and although I am sad that they will be moving up to the middle school, I am also excited to start with a new group of 1st graders this fall! My favorite part of teaching is the excitement my students get when they realize they are learning. ELA is my favorite subject to teach because of the units of study we do (Family stories, endangered animals, plants). Every student in engaged during ELA, with questions, and eagerly raising their hands to share their thoughts and interesting facts that they learned. This is always my favorite part of the day because it’s hard to get students excited about learning but I manage to get 24 students excited about reading and that alone makes this job worth it!

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  444. Shelley Palosky says

    Hello all! Middle School English teacher here in Stafford, Virginia. I teach collaborative English classes which includes students with special needs, Autism, ESOL/ELLs, Advanced and General Ed Students.

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  446. Drew says

    I am a 1st grade teacher.
    I love teaching and I have many wishes. If you wish to help us have an extra special year please. Check it out.
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  451. Hillary Line says

    Hello! My name is Hillary and I teach art (Introduction to Art, Graphic Design, & Ceramics) in a Tier 1 school in Bergen County, NJ! This will be my 3rd year teaching at the same school and 4th year teaching overall. My school has about 1200 kiddos, of which around 30% need financial assistance and 64% are non-native English speakers (mostly Spanish, Turkish, Arabic, Portuguese, etc.). My kids are incredible at self-expression through their artwork, and I’m very excited to meet new kids in the year to come!

    Thank you for supporting teachers and for the opportunity to get some supplies for my classroom. It is so apprecaited!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/370U6AL6PRE9W?ref_=wl_share

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  452. Melissa Tanner says

    Hi, I’m about to start my first year as a middle school social worker! I know I’m technically not a teacher but I’m in need of many similar supplies to start my office and be able to provide a safe and relaxing space for my students! Thank you for creating this space to share, I hope to contribute to some of the wish lists below 🙂

    https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/364QMG33V84MX

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  455. Carrie says

    We’re a small nonprofit hybrid school for homeschoolers. We focus on Christ, nature, and real life skills like cooking, gardening, and more. Every tiny bit helps us!! Thank you ❤️
    https://a.co/3FMIte2

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  456. Nicole Fisher says

    I am a NJ Health/PE teacher in a Title 1 school. I am entering my 21st year. I only receive $100 per year for supplies. I can only order from the approved vendors. The catalogs are very overpriced. As a result I only get 2 items. 3 if I am lucky. The rest is on me. I would love some help with my clearthelist.
    https://amzn.to/2Taxcq9

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  458. Samantha J Luze says

    Hi all! I have been teaching Special Education for 5 years now. I got hired in my hometown to teach and I was thrilled!! This last January, I left due to declining mental health and I was heartbroken. I missed my kids, the community I grew up in, and the colleagues who had become my family. After soul searching, I went back into the classroom a two months later in a different district and fell back in love with my career. It’s so hard, but the most rewarding thing I have ever done. Starting this fall, I will be teaching special education still, but I will have moved to a new state. Not only that, but I will have a new grade level as well. I am so excited and hopeful, but very overwhelmed as well. With the medical bills I had and the loss of pay from leaving, it has been a struggle more than usual to outfit my room for the year. Any little help is appreciated! <3 https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/239ZXKZNT8LJK?ref_=wl_share

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  462. Lexie says

    Hi! My name is Lexie and I’m a speech therapist that is blessed to work with K-5 students in the school system. I work at multiple schools and due to the travel, I’m in need of various materials/tools to bring with me. My goal is to be able to give each child their voice and support them to reach their goals. Any help is so greatly appreciated!
    Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3B0JOF4QWA75X?ref_=wl_share

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  464. Julie Quigley says

    My name is Julie sand I teach special education in grades 6-8 to a group of amazing kiddos with higher needs. I am a mom of 3 boys with autism so it is super important to me to have my parents and their input very involved in their child’s education. While I have been involved in education for over 30 years, I left teaching for 15 years to stay home for a couple of years and then work at our local Autism Society as well as speak and advocate around the state. I am working on building up my classroom supplies from nothing again. Any help is appreciated!! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1Z1QH04E1CONY?ref_=wl_share

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  467. Daydra says

    This is a wonderful opportunity!
    I am a special education teacher who works at a K-8 school. I started as an Educational Assistant and quickly realized that teaching was my calling. I went back to school and left for a year to finish my degree. The next year I was so excited that I was able to go back to the same room I was an EA in as the head teacher. This year will be my 3rd year working with the most wonderful group of students.

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  469. Stephanie says

    Thank you so much for the support. I saw my classroom for the first time today at my new school. I discovered that I am in need of several basic teaching supplies to prepare the learning environment before students arrive.

    Reply

  475. Alicia Odom says

    Hello! I teach students with complex low incidence disabilities. We are building a program to help our students transition into adult life as the progress through high school. Every little bit helps my students reach their goals. We are a small group so often overlooked by more traditional funding options in favor of bigger groups. The young adults in my class are amazing people
    who work hard to accomplish so many things. They are always excited and appreciative when we receive gifts. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/27V7SIWJWNQFM?ref_=wl_share

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  478. Melissa Darrow says

    Thank you for supporting students and teachers! I am a third generation teacher. I teach Kinderdarten-5th grade reading in North Carolina and this will be my 26th year in the classroom! ❤️

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  487. Holly McFadden says

    Hi! My name is Holly McFadden and the start of this school year will look a little different for me! For the last 19 years I have taught first grade, but I have decided to make the move to kindergarten. This will be the start of my 26th year in education overall!
    If you are so inclined, I have included my Amazon Wishlist. Any donation to my classroom and students would be greatly appreciated! If you are unable to donate, I could use your prayers and thoughts for a fantastic school year with my kinders! Thanks so much for your continued support!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3TW1HA528HUW0?ref_=wl_share

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  492. Angelika Gadlage says

    Greetings PPP,

    My name is Angelika Gadlage and I have been teaching kindergarten in Troy, MI for the past 14 years! Due to the social/emotional needs of kiddos today, my mission is to provide the safest, calmest, and most peaceful classroom possible. Providing my students with engaging activities, lighthearted books, therapy lights, and fidgets will give a variety of options for all children. Thank you for this amazing opportunity for educators! We all appreciate it so much!

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  495. Rebecca Nowell says

    Hi! Thank you for considering my classroom! I am going into my second year of teaching Kindergarten after having homeschooled my own children for many years due to short moves with my husbands military career. I have enjoyed getting back into the classroom setting and appreciate any support for my sweet kinders and I!

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  498. Kathy says

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1RLHNZX1FJ8Y6?ref_=wl_share

    This will be my 8th year as a Title 1 Instructional Assistant in k. I do most of my planning for my students. I work in small groups and 1:1.
    I love making learning fun, so I find games and make them. We work on reading skills, writing, site words, math, and so much more.
    I work with all students and some receive extra 1:1 & small groups who need it.
    We love using Playdoh to make letters, words, shapes, and of course to make exciting things.
    We love using dry erase boards to write on.
    I pass out stickers and other rewards throughout the year for games, working hard, reading books, etc…
    I love using hands on with the students.
    I would love to try some of these new games with them.
    I also have returned back to school to finish my teaching degree. Planning to teach k when Im finished.
    Thank you.

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  500. Kristin says

    Hi to all!! I’m beginning my 27th year of teaching in SC!! After 17 years in 4th and 5th grade math/science, I’m returning to my first love, 3rd grade ELA, and beginning my second Master’s degree! I just purchased and printed out the huge deal on menu plans and can’t wait to try some new recipes!! I hope you all have a great beginning to your school year!!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/WKJUB71IICOG?ref_=wl_share

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  501. Bridget Spoerri says

    My coworkers and I are determined to improve school culture and climate at Pulaski High School, so we have a MASSIVE calendar of events we want to put on. Five or so per month. Carnivals, run walks, plays (gonna fundraise to improve our auditorium!), neighborhood cleanups, movie nights, self care nights, ice cream socials, read-a-thons, students of the month incentives, honor roll with real prizes, etc. I’ll attach a calendar soon, but for now, peek at this list and see if there’s anything you could contribute. I love my kids and they are freakin’ worth it. Thanks PPP! <3

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  506. Lauren Pomrantz says

    I am heading into my 23 year of teaching at a low income, Title 1 school in Santa Cruz, Ca. Every year, I spend hundreds of dollars on supplies to support our learning and fun. Your donations will mean so much to each one of us!

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  516. Ginger Jones says

    Hi I’m Ginger! I teach at a residential treatment facility for students with emotional behavior and mental health issues. I am new to this position, but immediately fell in love with these special kiddos when I started in November. I am working towards my Master’s in Special Education. They Inspired me to just do it! We need lots of supplies for sensory needs, social/emotional regulation, and positive reinforcement. Thank you for checking out my list!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2KVQX3FNCWGBL?ref_=wl_share

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  521. Melissa Bramlett says

    I have taught 6th grade Special Education Math in a Resource and Co-Taught setting for 5 years, but will make the leap to High School with this school year. I only know that I will be Co-Teaching Math, but am not yet certain which Subject/Grade Level. We go back next week, so I will find out then.
    Nervously excited for this coming year.

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  526. Ashleigh J says

    I am a high school English teacher in Virginia. This is my 12th year teaching, but the first year I have really put a list together. My students and I appreciate any donations to our classroom!

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  528. Kelly Fain says

    I teach 5th grade in a Title 1 school in Ohio. My students don’t always have the best home life. I usually provide them all school supplies. I would greatly appreciate any help with my wish list. Thank you so much.

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  529. Camara Glover says

    Thanks for all the support! I will be heading back into the classroom in three short weeks. Anything helps to #clearthelist to make my room extra special for my fifth grade scholars here in NYC. ‬

    ‪https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3R20ZM8N37G96?ref_=wl_share‬

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  531. Courtney Morris says

    Hello! My name is Courtney & I am a first year teacher in a small, rural town in central Florida. I will be teaching second grade this year! My classroom wishlist is full of items such as general classroom materials, books for my classroom library, and materials for classroom transformations. I have planned various lesson transformations for throughout the school year to introduce content and review with students. I am looking forward to a great first year!

    2nd Grade Classroom Wishlist – Amazon Gift List – https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/2RAZFBHA1511C

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  532. Angie Janes says

    Hi! I’m Angie and I teach 5th grade at a small private school. I absolutely love what I do, and try hard to make sure that all of my students are able to learn in a way that’s meaningful to them. I try hard each year to build classroom community where everyone feels loved and accepted. Working in a small school is great because we have smaller class sizes, but we also don’t have much of a budget for materials. So, I find myself spending my own money on resources every year. Any help is appreciated!

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  533. Angie Janes Janes says

    Hi! I’m Angie and I teach 5th grade at a small private school. I absolutely love what I do, and try hard to make sure that all of my students are able to learn in a way that’s meaningful to them. I try hard each year to build classroom community where everyone feels loved and accepted. Working in a small school is great because we have smaller class sizes, but we also don’t have much of a budget for materials. So, I find myself spending my own money on resources every year. Any help is appreciated!

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  540. Brittney Paul says

    I am a kindergarten teacher from Arizona and teach at a title I school. I love being a teacher and try to create a warm and welcoming classroom experience. For most, it is their first time in a school setting and it is important that a create that space for them. I am looking for school supplies, center activities, and decor. Anything is appreciated!

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  544. Jane Strauser says

    Hi! I’m Jane and I am getting ready to embark on my third year as a third grade teacher in Missouri! I love getting to know my students and building a great relationship with them! I’d be grateful for any support!

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  546. Jennifer Atkins says

    Hello. I’m a 5th grade reading teacher in TX starting my 24th year. After so many years, many things need replacing (like our pencil sharpener & headphones) or refreshing. My students deserve a fresh start & a welcoming classroom. I hope to provide them with a cozy reading corner with seating that invites them to enjoy time with a good book, as well as items to make learning fun (like answer buzzers & spy pens). Can you be a hero and support our class?

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  548. Samantha S says

    Hi, Thank you for supporting teachers! My name is Samantha and this is my 6th year as a K-5 STEM teacher in Northern Illinois. I see about 400 students a week for a total of an hour. In that time frame students are given the time and space to think creatively, design their best ideas, and build solutions to real world problems. I’m looking for items that promote flexibility, help expand our curriculum, and provide students with supplies that will help their creativity flow. My favorite thing about STEM is that students get to see their ideas through from a drawing on paper to an actual build that they have assembled. They overcome hardships of ideas not working or materials not doing what they expected but they are persistent and rethink their plan. Anything is helpful! Thank you!

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  553. Heidi Marshall says

    I’m a K-6 school counselor in need of books for our new Character Education Curriculum, snacks for students, prizes, and games for small group counseling. Any and all help is greatly appreciated!!

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  556. Cameo Borges says

    I am a 3rd Grade teacher at a small Title I school in CA. Any help for my students is appreciated!

    amzn.to/3NmcbpK

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  557. Cameo Borges says

    ✏️ I am a 3rd Grade teacher at a small Title I school in CA. Any help for my students is appreciated! #TEACHers #TeachersOfTwitter #teachers #ClearTheList2023 ️

    ⭐️ @amazon: amzn.to/3NmcbpK

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  559. Shanna Towery says

    Thank you so much for your support of teachers!! I am an 8th grade teacher in South Carolina. Beyond basic supplies, I also keep snacks and hygiene items on my wish list because my students often need these things, but don’t like to ask for help. When they learn that they can get what they need discretely, it fosters a sense of trust and student needs are satisfied.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/RPFIYL128IWM?ref_=wl_share

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  562. Aimee Little says

    Hello! I am a kindergarten teacher in Grove City, Ohio. This will be my 15th year teaching and I love it more and more each year! What I love most is seeing the growth in each and every student, also building our family of learners too! I am working to build my collection of STEAM materials, allowing students to build, grow and create. I feel that purposeful play and exploration is a vital part of child development and building a community of learners that support each other and build a growth mindset!! Thank you for considering my classroom❤️❤️

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  566. Lauren Grimes says

    Hey!

    My name is Lauren and I am going into my sixth year teaching sixth grade, wahoo! We are required to pull 30 minute small groups for each block and I want my kids to be excited to come to the small group table. This year my hope is that this will be a treat for them and learning small group style will be a reward not intimidating. Thank you for considering my classroom and students for this reward!

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  567. Tracey Stephens says

    Over the past 28 years, I’ve taught all levels of elementary school, including GATE and Special Ed students. The need for flexible seating and SEL materials is higher than ever. Most of the items left on my wish list fit this need. Thank you for your consideration.

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  571. Victoria Gomez says

    Thank you.This was a good read and helpful! I’m a kindergarten & 1st grade combo teacher here in El Paso, TX going on my 4th year of teaching. Anything helps for my growing classroom. Two grade levels can be challenging, but doable with materials needed to succeed. More that 75% of my campus comes from low-income families. Therefore, my campus doesn’t require our students to bring supplies. I don’t want that to be the reason they are limited to resources.

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  574. Wendy Hoot says

    Hello! I’m a 4th grade teacher in Texas. This will be year 23 for me. These supplies and books on my list will help me provide quality materials to enhance my classroom. My goal is to have an inviting and safe environment that promotes my goal to help my students to become lifelong learners. I would love any help that I can get on my wishlist.

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  576. Tiffany says

    This will be my 14th year teaching at a Title 1 school. I’m reaching out to share my amazon wishlist for my classroom. I love making a difference in the lives of children and shaping the future. I want to help students regulate their emotions and learn about social issues. I would love your support!

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  578. Tina Weeks says

    Hi, I teach in a blended Early Childhood special education/Gen. Education classroom. Our general education population is comprised of at risk preschool aged children. I’m about to begin my 5th year in Room 523. When I began teaching in this division, the previous teacher had been moved to a newly created classroom at a different site. I had a very small budget to get my room up and running. I’ve since brought a lot of my personal items in but my students could benefit from new & different materials. Here is my wish list for this year. Thank you for any help you could provide to assist my students in gaining skills. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2ZWBRLLBL9O5P?ref_=wl_share

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  584. Brianne says

    Hi! My students call me Miss Bri and I teach k-5 autistic support! My students typically stay the same each year, so I get to develop amazing relationships with them and their parents. I consider them my own children and I try my hardest to provide the best for them from academics to sensory needs. With this upcoming school year, I will be maxing out my caseload numbers and expanding my classroom to a double classroom, so I’m in need of more academic and sensory items, along with furniture items. Thank you for considering donating to my classroom!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3P6IUT4LP8Z1W?ref_=wl_share

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  585. Angela Dailey says

    I teach 7th grade Math in southern Alabama! I am so blessed to teach in one of the BEST districts in the state, for the best principal ever!! Leadership makes such a huge difference for students and teachers.
    We are given state allocation money, which I am so thankful for. There are laws about how the money can be spent; one of them is no furniture. So my list is mostly furniture and organizational items that will help make the school day flow easier, maximizing my time teaching. I’m entering my 16th year, and I get a little bit better with each year.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2MXSCNDUJICSL?ref_=wl_share

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  586. Kathy says

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1RLHNZX1FJ8Y6?ref_=wl_share

    I am going into my 8th year as a Title 1 Instructional Assistant in kindergarten. I work with students in small groups and 1:1. I do my best to work with all students throughout the week but I have certain students who need extra time. We work on letters, numbers, reading, writing, counting, etc. I do most of my own planning and finding fun encouraging ways to learn.
    In the last 6 months I have went back to school to finish my teaching degree. My passion has always been to be a kindergarten teacher.
    Thank you.

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  588. Kelsi says

    Hi! I’m Kelsi Curry, and I teach at a small church school in Oklahoma. I graduated from there myself in 2014! Having the safety and community of the church school was honestly one of the main reasons I didn’t end up hooked on drugs or even suicidal as a teenager. I count it a high honor to give back now as a teacher.

    We keep our costs super low so that our school is very affordable for those that wish to have an alternative for their kids. I teach mainly high school students, and oh my! I feel so blessed that God would allow to have an influence at such a critical point in their lives.

    Everything I get for my students goes directly to them. I don’t even eat their snacks, which I keep handy so no one goes hungry. 🙂 Since tuition is so low, we don’t have many extra resources that are provided. I pay out of pocket for basically everything besides curriculum! But I’m so grateful to be there, and I just pray that every student who comes in my classroom feels their value and worth to me, and most importantly to God.

    PS — thanks so much to the team at PPP for all you do!

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  589. Renée Cornelius says

    I have been teaching first grade for 11 years at my current school. We are a private Christian school and I spend a lot of my own money for supplies because we don’t get any help from the government. I taught public school for 20 years, but even though the pay is not much I prefer the job I have now because I can share Jesus with my students. I also work as a respite care provider for kids with autism after school and on the weekends. At 61, I plan on working until the Lord tells me to stay home. I love helping children and I believe they keep me young. Of course I can only do this through the Lord’s strength and Grace.

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  590. Kayla Zbornak says

    Hi! I am an elementary special education teacher for K-4. This year and last year I am mainly the special education reading teacher. I work in a Title 1 school with over 90% of our student population receiving free or reduced lunch. Last year we had about 250 students total in our building, and over 50 were identified as special education. 1/5 of the building! I love what I do and hope you will consider my list! Thank you!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/33637I3ACQTPO?ref_=wl_share

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    • Staci - PPP team says

      Hi Kayla! Thank you for sharing your classroom and school with us. You have been chosen the teacher of the week this week. Please send us an email to pppgiveaways@gmail.com. We want to get more of your story and send you that gift card!
      Thank you!
      Staci, – PPP team

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  594. Shelley Copple says

    Thank you so much for doing this! I work at a Title 1 high school in Cedar Park, TEXAS – Part of Leander ISD! I am a special education, and I work with students with behaviors and social communication disorders, typically Autism and ADHD.

    Thank you so much for doing this for teachers. Everything on my list goes directly to my students and the classroom. We do bullet journaling, and I have to buy new journals every year, which is always my biggest expense! I also have lots of hungry kiddos, so I keep a hefty snack drawer so we can learn without hunger. Thank you!!!!!!!!!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2SO2TILOM0EJU?ref_=wl_share

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  596. Shelby says

    Hello!!

    My name is Shelby and this is my 13th year teaching high school math. I love the support and love you are providing teachers. Thank you!!

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  605. Sandra Sterling says

    Hello! My name is Sandra and I am a 1st Grade Teacher in Fargo, North Dakota. This will be my 18th year in education but this year I have two new teachers joining my team. It will be be a change as a mentor to these two new colleagues, but I look forward to learning from them as well. As you all know, teachers are lifelong learners. 1st grade is truly amazing. It is a year of so much growth. I am blessed to always teach the most wonderful students and collaborate with families. Please help clear my list! Thank you for your support.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/X7O49GQJIYOM?ref_=wl_share

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  606. Mackenzie Mabon says

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/371D6XHVBWSV9?ref_=wl_share

    I teach Dual Language in a Title 1 school in Oklahoma. I’m starting my 8th year in teaching and 4th in Dual Language. I teach English and math to students whose first language is Spanish. Some things on my list are doubled because I teach two classes. Every little bit helps and is much appreciated! Thank you for your generosity for help my students!

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    • Alia Perrone says

      Thank you for this opportunity. I teach first grade at Fruitland Park Elementary in Fruitland Park, Florida. I love my students and my school family! I will have 18 sweet student this year and these supplies will help my school kiddos so much.

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  608. Shawna Everett says

    I am a first year teacher!!! This is a second career for me and my first career was being a homemaker for 20 years. I started college when my son entered into junior high. It’s hard going back to school being out of the game for over 20 years but when God has a plan, He always makes a way. I will be teaching kindergarten in a rural title 1 school. I would absolutely love and appreciate any help.

    Here is my list. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/341I3E2NBOZ1Q?ref_=wl_share

    Thank you
    Shawna

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  610. Erin Hockenberry says

    Thank you so much for supporting educators.
    I am a solitary school counselor for a PreK-4 Title I rural school in Virginia. My role is to support all students, staff, and families to help our students attain the best education they can, work through barriers, and provide reinforcement of positive character skills needed in life. I work 1:1 with students, so small groups, provide classroom lessons, and intervene in crisis situations. No day is the same and many resources are needed because no two individuals are the same.
    I thank anyone in advance for your support.

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  611. Shondria says

    I am entering my 22nd year in education! I have taught 1st grade as well as 3rd-6th grades throught my career! I teach in a predominantly minority, low socio-economic school and system! This year, I will be moving from the general Ed classroom to the position of Math Instructional Coach! I have lots of items on my list to help our students gain knowledge and understanding in math as well as to increase their test scores! I will primarily be working with teachers in a coaching role, but I plan to use the materials to help students who need that extra time on skills. We will also have a math remediation teacher who will be using these manipulatives as well! Thanks for any help you are willing to give! I do have Gift cards on my list and would be elated to have them! They can help purchase things in the future as well!

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  612. Natalee says

    Hello, my name is Natalee and I am a 6th grade special education teacher at a Title I school in upstate NY. Most of our students come from low income families. A majority of our community (~70%) lives at or below the poverty line. My husband and I both teach in the district and community that we grew up in. Almost everything we have in our classrooms we purchase ourselves. Any support or donations are GREATLY APPRECIATED thank you!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/37NSMM310ZQFI?ref_=wl_share

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  616. Tina says

    As the Library Manager at Alexander Middle School in Pearland ISD I have the gift of interacting with all of our 5th and 6th graders. The library impacts the lives of our 700+ students weeky, if not daily. The library is a place where students are able to have fun, belong, learn, and find a quiet place during a hectic school day. This is my 17th year at Alexander and my 12th year in the library. I love my job and enjoy helping students develop a love for reading. The items on my wish list will support wonderful Makerspace activities and engaging lessons for our students. Thank you so much for supporting our students this year!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2LDF2QDA63W1M?ref_=wl_share

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  617. Morgan Garcia says

    After 9 years, this will be my first year teaching kindergarten! I am also switching schools and districts. I want to be able to provide a learning environment that helps students build the skills needed to be successful in their educational careers and throughout their lives. I use a lot of growth mindset lessons/ activities in my classroom to build student confidence in knowing that they can do hard things. I also want to incorporate some purposeful play to help my kinders build social and coping skills. These are just a couple ways I will utilize items from my wishlist. Any help is greatly appreciated!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2RCSZULNNBFRN?ref_=wl_share

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  618. Grace Gartman says

    Hello! My name is grace and it will be my second year teaching next year! I teach 5th grade in a title 1 school in Pittsburgh and am in need of items to help make our classroom inviting and accessible. We are in the process of moving buildings and currently I teach over 80 students in a large trailer. We would love to make the classroom feel special! Thank you! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2C2XYOZISXJ2E?ref_=wl_share

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  621. Tana Olin says

    This year, I’m going to be implementing a new morning routine that I learned about from a fantastic coworker last year. It’s called a “soft start” and basically it’s a way to ease the students into the day and give them an opportunity to build relationships with their peers (and teacher!), rather than completing morning work that might cause stress, or compound stress from an already hectic morning. I’m hoping it will help start our day on a positive vibe each morning! I do have some supplies, but would like to add some more so I can give the students more options throughout the year. Any help (or even well-wishes) are greatly appreciated! Thank you!

    Wish List Link: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/15X9EZ2AMOBTL?ref_=wl_share

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  623. Nicole Chiado says

    Hello! My name is Nicole, I am a mama to two young boys and a cyber Special Education teacher! I currently teach K & 1st graders! I taught in brick n mortar for almost 6 years before coming to cyber. There is just something special about working with the youngest school age kiddos through a screen. The excitement and joy they share each day is contagious!

    You may be curious what a cyber teacher may be asking for, well on my wishlist you will see items that I can send to my young learners at the beginning of the year, for birthdays and holidays. You will also see the materials needed to send these items. Kids LOVE getting mail and who better to send it than their teacher!

    Thank you for the support you give to teachers!

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  626. Tracy Thompson says

    I am a special education preschool teacher who is recreating my classroom this year to be more calming and provide more materials for my diverse students based off of their interests and needs.
    I appreciate any support for my students!

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  629. Rebekah Austin says

    Hi! My name is Rebekah and I am a school social worker in Wichita, KS! I am getting ready to start my fourth year and I couldn’t be more excited! About 85% of the student population at my school receive free or reduced lunches and housing/food insecurities are one of the biggest changes we face in our area. The majority of my list consists of individually packaged snack foods for our kiddos as well as reward incentives and office needs. Thank you so much for taking the time to browse my list! ❤️
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/14T9RSIJ9GKTG?ref_=wl_share

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  632. Michelle Beitzel says

    Thanks for supporting teachers! My name is Michelle, and this year will be year 22 for me! I teach in a very rural, low economic district in Appalachian Ohio that is going through some major changes with my building coding is doors last year. New Year, new building, lots of changes, but we cannot grow without change! So here’s to making this year, the next year yet! Thanks for the opportunity to share my list! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1U4BASZYPOGCL?ref_=wl_share

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  636. Jasmine Aguinaga says

    Hello I’m Jasmine! This is my first year teaching 8th grade math. I have been a stay at home mom for 8 years and I am ready to be back in the classroom. I am so overwhelmed and start school in 2 weeks. I still need some things. I decided to swallow my pride and ask for help.

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  637. Ashley LeGrand says

    I am a first grade teacher in Wentzville, Mo. Teaching is my passion. These items on my wish list will help my make the best teaching environment for my students. ✏️ My students and I appreciate all the help and donations we have received from my family, friends, and community throughout the years. Please don’t feel obligated. More than anything, I just ask for your prayers, love, and well wishes for a wonderful school year

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1DHTA9JRH6Y9X?ref_=wl_share

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  641. Emily says

    I am beginning my first year of teaching this year and I will be teaching 2nd grade. I am very excited but I don’t have a whole lot in the way of supplies, decorations, and things to set up my classroom. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for supporting teachers!

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  642. Kylie Hunter says

    Hi there! My name is Kylie Hunter and I am starting my first ever year as a Kindergarten teacher. I taught special education and then became an instructional coach to focus on helping teachers. After 6 years of that I decided that my heart and my calling is working directly with kids. I have spent my 10 year career working with military kids and they hold a special place in my heart. When I left the classroom I gave all of my classroom resources away so that they could be put to good use. Now I am starting from scratch and would love any help that I could get! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2BHDSFJGB36M5?ref_=wl_share

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  646. Steph says

    I’m Steph & I’m a preschool teacher in a large, low-income public school district in NJ. With this age group, hands-on materials, active play, and language learning are SO important, and I love being able to provide them learning opportunities in engaging and meaningful ways! My kiddos are awesome, energetic, silly, & curious 3-5 year olds! And I make it one of my central responsibilities to ensure they all know that I love them and will be there to help them learn. My students come from diverse backgrounds and include general education students, students with disabilities, and dual language learners. We are from an urban neighborhood where more than three-quarters of the students are living in low-income households.

    As any teacher will tell you, all kids need the most opportunities we can provide them right now. And for my little learners, I want to provide as much as I can to help them grow and learn right from the start of their school experiences!

    My Amazon Wishlist:
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/20HHAF8SGIB84?ref_=wl_share

    Any help for my little learners is very appreciated!

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  647. Lauren says

    Hi! My name is Lauren. I am a 1st grade teacher in a title one school. I love to create a safe and positive environment for my students. Giving them hands on and engaging lessons helps promote a positive lifetime learner. I am reaching out to ask for your help in providing that to my students. Below is my Amazon wishlist. Thank you for supporting educators like myself!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/23SV0PUZNWXX5?ref_=wl_share

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  648. Angie Dinwiddie says

    A new school year is approaching. Just 22 days & counting….

    After 23 years in the classroom, there is a need for some new items to replace the worn out items and materials to start the new year with my new group of first graders. Looking forward to welcoming my new first graders into the family!

    If you would like to help I’ve created an Amazon Wishlist! I appreciate any and all donations!! I’m always humbled by everyone’s generosity!! Thank you for all your love and support! ❤️

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/BZQK7VTWB6BV?ref_=wl_share

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  653. Erica Madray says

    Tenacious (adj.)- my power word for my passion of education and motivation to be a positive influence in my students lives.

    Hi there! I’m Mrs. Madray, I’m a teacher from southeast Georgia! I’ve spent ten years teaching second grade and now I’m excited to bring my passion for education to my new role as a kindergarten teacher.

    I proudly serve in a rural, low income system (Title I). There are so many gaps and missed opportunities for these students to learn due to income status related barriers. These students and families truly have my heart! I teach my students to persevere, so I’m not giving up to get them what they need to make learning fun and meaningful! THANK YOU!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1SJVS8YJZLIDN?ref_=wl_share

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  654. Nina Fersten says

    4th grade teaching sci/SS for 3blocks will reach over 100kiddos. Love making my class a family. It’s a safe spot and love when they enjoy coming to school. My students make me the happiest and deserve the world. Always grateful for any hwlp

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  659. Kathleen McAnally says

    Hello! New job, new school, new supplies. I returned to teaching in the year…2020. I will be moving to a great opportunity this school year at a local charter school. The school is adding 7 & 8 grade to their K-6 grade campus and I will be the Science teacher. I am excited about this opportunity and helping the school add on. Here is my wish list to help get started!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2KXW4VUNBCBVK?ref_=wl_share

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  663. Amanda McCullah says

    Hello! I am a PreK teacher in MO. This will be my 22nd year in education and my 11th year in PreK. I love teaching PreK because I get to be the first introduction to education for my students and their parents. I get to help them fall in love with learning. I literally have the best job! Last year was a very hard year but I am determined to make the year the best one ever! Our budgets were cut this year so I need help making this happen for my students! Thank you! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/274F82UTJZZUP?ref_=wl_share

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  668. Sarah Borchardt says

    Thank you for a place to share our lists. I am heading into my 18th year in education and I am a K-5 instructional coach in GA. I support 30 teachers on a daily basis and my school day never looks the same. Some days I am supporting teachers, and others I am working with students or even both. My wish list support my daily functions such as running PLCs, facilitating PD, modeling new skills, providing a calming spot for teachers and students and so much more.

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  669. Lili says

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1NJL5X56MS44T?ref_=wl_share

    Howdy, I am a 5th grade science teacher this year. For the past 8 years I have been a bilingual teacher at Title 1 schools. I have taught 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 7th grade. I have covered Science, Writing, Reading, Social Studies, and Latin American Studies. I buy a lot of my own supplies throughout the year, especially experiment supplies. I’m doing a different grade level this year than last year. I’m going to need a lot of new things, so ANY help would be greatly appreciated! A big THANK YOU from this broke teacher!

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  670. Cherise Kelly says

    I teach 3rd grade in North Louisiana at a small neighborhood school where over half of the students speak a primary language besides English and barely have enough food for their bellies (let alone uniforms and supplies). I taught for a decade before leaving education for a good while. Last year, I went back to teaching and fell in love with it all over again. So even though this is technically about to be the start of year 12 for me, it’s really more like year 2. A lot can change in seven years, and I had got rid of everything thinking I’d never go back. I have been blessed with some of the bigger ticket items, but still spend a small fortune on simple supplies and needs to teach throughout the year. I would love to be able to clear the list, and every little bit helps!!!!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1EQYZLXYGBDVX?ref_=wl_share

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  678. Kathryn H says

    Hi! I am a 1st grade teacher! This year at my school, we are switching to a more play-based “morning work” approach to help with student engagement and to give them a fun start to their day. With that, I am in need of several fun, educational games for morning work and indoor recess, which I have built my list around!! Thank you!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/147DVJTSC78U?ref_=wl_share&fbclid=IwAR0F71bP8G08g5HpdAqiDiZ_Zxsd4vzcpdT1wjjdcLQ-KlEjYdhcpZSZmys

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  683. Kristin Simpson says

    Hi there, my name is Kristin Simpson and I have recently excepted my first teaching position as a special education teacher!

    As a first time teacher, I need a lot of supplies for my students to access learning and be successful inside my classroom. My students, do not have a supply list like general education students, so I unfortunately, have to spend my personal money on items for my classroom and students.

    Any help and support would greatly be appreciated. I’m so excited to start his new beginning and pray that all teachers and students have a wonderful and safe upcoming school year

    Wishlist:
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/12BTN9LJ37QBG?ref_=wl_share

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  684. Renee Ragle says

    I’ve been teaching for 16 years (1st, 4th, 3rd) but this year, I will be moving into a new role. I will be teaching a group of students with various special needs… which has been a dream of mine for years. That being said, this group of students will need classroom materials and supplies that I don’t have. Please consider donating to my new students and my new adventure!

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  688. Carmen Myers says

    Hello everyone,
    My name is Carmen Myers. I am currently a Special Education teacher for 2nd grade. I love my job and kiddos. This will be my 3rd full year teaching 2nd grade special education. I love using positive reinforcement to engage my students during the school day. Any donations would greatly be appreciated!

    Oh! I forgot to mention I work for a cyber school! 🙂 Our school budget is at risk right now. The House Education Committee will vote on House bill HB1422 to slash funding to charter schools.

    I absolutely love my job and feel that cyber schools are just as impactful (and important) as brick and mortar schools. With these items on my classroom wishlist, I can best benefit and engage my students in their everyday learning!

    Thank you!!
    Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/177ZTY4SJRWWV?ref_=wl_share

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  697. Windy Stanford says

    I have been teaching for 8 years at the high school. However, this year, I decided I needed to move to the middle school in order to have more of an impact. I will be teaching at a school in a military community with a large number of underserved students. It is my goal to create a safe and engaging classroom that draws students in to learn.

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  702. Shana says

    Hello! I am a 6th grade intervention specialist in Ohio! My list contains personal care items for those in need, snacks, fidgets, and general items to share with students. Thanks in advance for helping my class!

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  704. Mariah Brewer says

    Hi! My name is Mariah Brewer, and I am a 4th grade teacher in Kentucky! I am currently moving across the state to start at a new school this year! Most of my savings is going to moving, so I’m not going to be able to support my classroom the way I want to. Any help is appreciated! I am so thankful for this opportunity!

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  721. Kylie Woodka says

    Hi! My name is Kylie Woodka, and I’m a 1st grade teacher in South Bend, IN. I take my dog, Truly, to work with me daily! Thank you for your support to educators!

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  723. Kim says

    Hi! I’m Kim and I teach 1st grade in Texas. This will be my 23rd year teaching and I absolutely love my little learners. My goal every year is to create a welcoming, safe, happy, engaging and fun classroom where ALL students can be successful! Please consider supporting my classroom! Thank you so much!

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  726. Jessica Ryan says

    I’m not sure if this is even allowed, but I know this is a group of powerful women, so I thought I would try! Please feel free to deny the post if not okay.

    My name is Jessica and I’m a teacher in Clinton,Iowa (near the Quad Cities). I’m entering my 3rd year of teaching, serving many under-represented and poverty stricken students in 9/10 grade specifically, but my classroom is open to grades 9-12 for resources, school or personal related, Doesn’t matter- my room is a safe space.

    The class I teach is called iJAG- Iowa Jobs for Americas Graduates. This course specifically readies students for life after graduation, regardless of if their path takes them to college or straight to work. So, personal skills, communication skills, interview skills and resume writing, mock interviews, hands on employer engagement, etc. We also cover basic life skills, social emotional skills, hygiene, and basically how to live life. Many of my students who are 14-16 years old, have parents who are 35 or younger- meaning they’ve been parented by children, other family members or the system. Many of my students have been in the system, have parents who are addicts, have been subject to d*v, violence and minimal access to basic necessities. Their safe place IS my classroom and what it can provide them. (I also run a snack shop, but have microwaveable food for free as well).

    My first year, we started a hygiene pantry for students and were able to secure donations and it made A HUGE difference to so many students (and even teachers). Through out the high school, students have come to depend on my classroom for mainly hygiene products that they either can’t afford or don’t have access to for one reason or another. They are able to get the items discreetly and for free, no questions asked. This goes for ALL materials (school or personal related), but kids are shy about the hygiene. You’ll notice there are items for classroom supplies, basic hygiene for all, but also there are items specifically for my African American students or any student with ethnic hair, such as hair gel, edge control, edge brushes, rubber bands etc. Many times kids will come do their hair in my class or have a friend do their hair since they’re not able to do it at home- and I like to have supplies ready to go.

    Students come to me for toothbrushes, mouthwash, pads, tampons, nail clippers, rubberbands, edge control, perfume/body spray, chapstick, hand sanitizer… the list goes on. High school is a tricky time when it comes to self confidence, self awareness, learning basic hygiene (because you would be surprised how many come to school with greasy hair, terrible body odor etc and think it’s normal), along with having compassion for others.

    I’m Sharing because I’m just really hopeful I will be able to get some help for these kids. When I was growing up, I WISHED I had teachers that paid attention to the needs of students beyond the classroom. The students who sort of slipped between the cracks because they weren’t behaviorally an issue, but we’re in so much need in other ways. I was one of those students. I’m striving to be THAT teacher for MY kids- but I can’t do it alone! I pay for a lot of these things out of pocket anyway, but any help I can get would be great.

    So, that being said- my 33rd birthday is less than two months away, which means so is the beginning of school!

    I created an Amazon wish list for my classroom, in hopes that instead of gifts, offers to buy a drink, send a birthday card, etc. that you’ll consider grabbing something from my wish list instead!

    You can find the link to my Amazon wish list below, as well as the link to the website for the program I teach!

    If you made it this far I appreciate it!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1XVCUM7MO9TCX?ref_=wl_share

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    • Alice -PPP Team says

      Love this, Jessica! Thank you so much for all you do. What a blessing you are to these kids! ❤️

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  727. Michelle Reigle says

    This is awesome! Thank you for doing this!
    I am going into my 7th year of teaching high school English. My students are amazing, and I can’t wait to see what challenges and learning opportunities this coming school year will bring!

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  731. Eden Mayfield says

    Hi my name is Eden, and I’m a first year teacher going into a self contained life skills classroom. We have 9 great students who have sensory, medical, and accommodated environmental needs. Our classroom is pretty bare right now and I’d like to make it a more welcoming space. Anything helps! Thank you ☺️

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  766. Amy Taylor says

    Would anyone be interested in a teacher gift exchange similar to the dog toy exchange? I typically receive more than I spend & it helps out another teacher while receiving needed items yourself.

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  772. Brandi Morningstar says

    Hi. I’m Brandi Morningstar and I am getting ready for yesr 2! Last year I taught 7th grade ELA and Social Studies. This year I am moving to 6th grade ELA only. I’m excited for the change up, but a little nervous that last year was a fluke. I LOVED every single second of my first year teaching! I especially love the strangeness of the age of middle school.

    Any donations would be very appreciated! I work in a low income district t where many kids lack the basic supplies needed. Last year I supplied A LOT of things out of pocket, but I have started to run out of supplies to give. Knowing that some of my kids are living in poverty and less than ideal conditions, I try to make my classroom a cozy “home” away from home. So there are a couple of items on my list that would really help me complete this mission!

    Thank you so much for your consideration of my classroom and my students!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/249485QTHR47X?ref_=wl_share

    https://www.donorschoose.org/project/mrs-morningstar-needs-supplies/7351808/?utm_source=dc&utm_medium=directlink&utm_campaign=project&utm_term=teacher_4546483&rf=directlink-dc-2023-06-project-teacher_4546483&challengeid=21972244

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  781. Alyssa Cranney says

    Hello!! This is my second year teaching, but my first year in first grade! I teach in a small rural school in a low income area. I was asked to teach kindergarten last year right before school, because of this I had to borrow a vast majority of my classroom supplies. I’m setting up a new classroom basically from scratch! Our classroom also needs books and manipulatives that are age appropriate. Any donation or support is sincerely appreciated!!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1AOZ34RUT9AJF?ref_=wl_share

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  785. Carey says

    Hi! I teach elementary students with learning and behavior disabilities in North Florida. I hope everyone is having a great summer! Thank you for your support!

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  788. Chelsea says

    Hello! I’m so thankful for posts like this as a parent and now an educator! I finally found my true passion and am going to be a first year teacher this year at Central Middle school. I will be a 6th grade ELA/SS teacher. I am doing this for my family, for my students, for my community and for me! Do what you love and always inspire others!! Wow, here we are living the dream!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/dl/invite/2bgjq1f?ref_=wl_share

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  790. Emily Meadows says

    Hi! My name is Emily and I teach 2nd grade in Virginia. Thank you for supporting teachers! It’s definitely been a rough few years so the outpouring of love and support is so encouraging. I’ve taught 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade with 2nd being my favorite! Each year is a new adventure and I’m excited for the start of the 2023-2024 school year.

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  791. Carey DeFelice says

    Hi! I teach 5th grade at a Title 1 school in Rhode Island. My fifth graders and I would appreciate any support that you could provide to our classroom. While the district provides the basics, it is the teachers who make the classroom feel inviting, and fill it books and engaging activities to help the students learn. I thank you in advance for any contribution that you could make!
    Carey

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  793. Samantha Fisher says

    Thank you for the space to share! I teach biology at a title one school in FL! All help is appreciated! amzn.to/2XwHmno

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  794. Amanda says

    Thank you for all you do! I am a high school librarian-one of two in our three building district. While I’m blown away by the fact that we have supportive administrators, there’s always supplies that would be more than helpful to have.

    https://a.co/ew8vhdi

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  795. Angela says

    Hi! I am starting a new grade level at a new school. Going from second grade to third in a different area of the county, there are many things I need to update to transition for the slightly younger learner, particularly since COVID.
    I am very excited about my new journey but a little nervous about all the change. Any help or well wishes are greatly appreciated!

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  797. Stacey says

    Thank you so much for the chance to receive some items for my Kindergarten classroom. This will be my 21st year teaching and you would think that I would have all I need by now, but I keep researching and changing up my teaching to do what is best for kiddos. I love all my PPP recipe boxes that I have and they help out with being a busy teacher and mom to 2 teenagers. Here is my Amazon wishlist and again I am grateful for you allowing us to put it out there here.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2QF6BK0JYE0TM?ref_=wl_share

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  802. Christy Kemple says

    This will be my first year teaching. After almost 20 hours of working as a nurse, I am transitioning into teaching high school junior and seniors that have an interest in working in the medical field.

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  805. Hannah Jones says

    This would be amazing! I am a Kindergarten teacher, starting my 2nd year at the same school I attended as a child. My school is Title 1 with some amazing people. I actually did Social Work for 9 years and went Option 6 in KY to my degree.

    Teaching Wish List 23-24 -https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/1FXRGLAMFGV3P

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  807. Rosanna Lanting says

    First time teaching after being a stay at home mom for 15 years. I will be teaching 6th grade at a local Christian school.

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  810. Lauren says

    I teach third grade. At my small school we do not have a whole school classroom library. Each grade level has small classroom libraries. My goal is to get two new books per student this year. Let’s get 40 new books for the classroom. Thanks for your support!

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  818. Bethany Dixson says

    Thank you so much for this opportunity, PPP!
    I am a first year teacher walking in with absolutely nothing. I’m also continuing my program while teaching, being a full-time mother and spouse and we are solely a one income household barely making it as it is. I had no idea how I was going to fill my room and complete this list, but now I have so much hope! Thank you!!

    https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/23L1LDYNN7IJL

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  819. Stefanie Taylor says

    Thank you so much for taking time to consider supporting my new classroom! I am a veteran teacher who is starting over at a new school due to a district wide closure of 16 schools because of declining enrollment and budget cuts. It has been an emotional time as I watched the school my kids attended and where I had worked close its doors. Now it is time to look forward. My new school has a warm community that does what they can to help support the needs of both the students and their teachers. However, many families face financial hardships and can’t help as much as they would like. As a staff we not only support academic needs but more often try to support with student’s social emotional needs while providing a safe place. I am really looking forward to my new journey and working with a diverse group of students who thrive on the ability to demonstrate their unique attributes in a supportive learning environment. Any items you could help with would be greatly appreciated.
    Mrs. Taylor’s 5th Grade Classroom: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3CCC96D0EQJWG?ref_=wl_share

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  821. Tina Lewandowski says

    What a wonderful idea! Before I went back to school to be a teacher, I had no idea how much a teacher invests in her students each year! This is my second year teaching first grade (second year being a teacher at all, I’m going to school for my Masters as well). Any help anyone can give me to make a bigger and more lasting impact on my little learners will be greatly appreciated! I work for a public charter school in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. What that translates into is, a tuition free school that does not get as much federal money as the district schools do. But I love what I do, who I do it for, and all the precious learners that enter into my room!

    My Amazon wish list:
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1E57OLX2I04BB?ref_=wl_share

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  824. Amber Turley says

    Thank you for the space to share. Hello, I am a 5th grade teacher in FL trying to #clearthelist for my students. I will be teaching ELA and SS this year. ‬ We would be so grateful for any help. I love sharing this with my students every year and save all of the notes that come for them to see how random acts of kindness do happen.
    ‪Amazon – https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/219GHL2HUQZGZ?ref_=wl_share
    ‪Walmart – https://www.walmart.com/registry/er/0622ba1e-cee6-4e0a-aefd-fe78201b46a6
    ‪Scholastic Campaign . https://shop.scholastic.com/viewCampaign?campaignId=ead04377-40e3-4477-a9be-75aac19052b7

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  827. Melissa says

    Hello! I love the PPP community! So kind. I’m teaching second grade next year and it’s a new school and a new grade. I would be grateful for any help!

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  830. Katy Baxter says

    Hey y’all! I have an exciting opportunity to teach a brand new class for 7th graders next year called Leadership! I am going to get to teach these students communication skills, organizational strategies, financial literacy, how to work in a team and more! I’m coming from teaching ELA to my dream classroom! This is a brand new class so I am building it completely! I will also be teaching from a cart for the time being, so some items on my list are decorations for my brand new classroom when I get in! I appreciate you taking a look at my list!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1WN7OVN2KR5BE?ref_=wl_share

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  833. Meghan Nabors says

    First off- thank you so much for doing this! It takes a lot of money and time to get our classrooms ready for our students. This will be my second year teaching. I decided at 30 to go and pursue my dream of being a teacher and I am so thankful I did. My first year I was in 1st and loved every minute of it. I worked hard all year to get my classroom how I wanted it. Now I am being moved to 4th and feel like I’m starting all over again in some ways. Any help at all would be so greatly appreciated!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2TPY0TREFPUWT?ref_=wl_share

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  837. Jennifer Joines says

    I am embarking on a new journey this year in self-contained moderate classroom. I will teaching in a local middle school. Previously, I taught special education in the resource/inclusion setting in a middle school. I am so excited for my new journey but anxious at the same time. This is a brand new classroom and I’m working to build all the supplies I need to have the best possible year for my students.

    Here’s my Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1VGOW536M008L?ref_=wl_share

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  838. Catherine Tewell says

    Hi Y’all!

    I’m a teacher in New Hampshire. I work as a Special Educator for students spanning all learning profiles. I love my job and wouldn’t change it for the world. I work with kids because they are our future and they are some of the best people I know. I would love if anyone would consider looking over my list and donating to my classroom. Happy summer to all teaches out there!

    Sincerely,
    Cat

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2WAWXEM0SNZWQ?ref_=wl_share

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  839. Nicki Wright says

    I’m a Career tech teacher in central Ohio for at risk youth. My kiddos work one period of the school day and get paid for their jobs and then I instruct them one period in real world work skills. My list might look a bit different than others as we do a lot of hands on Career exploration activities! Thank you for considering and supporting my 8th graders!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/H7Q38OBWG302?ref_=wl_share

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  845. Amanda says

    Hello! I’m a science teacher in Kentucky! I love helping students explore science content to my students and helping them discover their ability to problem solve and “think like a scientist”. I have incorporated the National Parks into my classroom and things such as nature journaling to encourage them to get outside in nature! Science is not the least expensive subject to teach so I sometimes have to get creative and resourceful with community partners and grants. But I love what I do and usually find a way!

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  849. Sarah Roach says

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    I am a educator in Mississippi. After 13 years I’m switching to special education. I developed a passion for it after my son was diagnosed with autism. Excited for a change and excited to give kids an extra opportunity to be included in the classroom. I’ll have inclusion and resource students ranging from KG all the way to 4th.

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  850. Ashley Murillo says

    This is my second year teaching but first year in special education! I will be a resource teacher assisting kids in grades 3-5. There’s a lot I need to be ready to work with these babies! Any help is appreciated!

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  856. Barb says

    I would appreciate any help in fulfilling my wish list for my classroom. I teach in a Nebraska rural title 1 school. This will be my 29th year of teaching. Teaching is a very rewarding profession because of all the super kids I am able to teach. However it can get to be expensive in helping students reach their needs. Thanks for your consideration.
    #clearthelist
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/YDPSHJGWHS5X?ref_=wl_share

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  861. Rebecca says

    Hi everyone! I am a 2nd grade teacher in North Carolina, and I work with a high-needs population. Our teachers only receive $100 for classroom supplies each year, and actually last year we made our supply lists and never received our supplies ☹️ Many of our students are unable to purchase their own supplies for the beginning of the year, so I like to have several things on hand for those students so they do not feel left out or without important school supplies. I also would like to build my classroom library, because many of our students come from literacy-poor homes.

    Any donations are welcome! I have listed some items as high priority items, and others are not as needed but would be appreciated nonetheless!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/21BH7RJAST6BK?ref_=wl_share

    Thanks so much!!

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  862. Lyn-Marie Kirkland says

    I teach in a Title 1 school in Mississippi. I have been teaching 3rd grade Math the past 4 years and will be moving to 1st grade this next school year. I am so excited for the change, but it comes with new needs for my students and classroom. I have many books on my wishlist that are needed for read aloud lessons and writing lessons. If you do choose to donate a book to my classroom, please leave me a note with the state you are from. I am trying to collect a book from each of the 50 states to create a special section in our classroom library! Thank you so much for the opportunity to share.

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  864. Megan B. says

    I teach special education in an urban school district in the Kansas City area. I love my job and students. As a special education teacher, my students needs vary greatly from year to year. Sometimes even month to month! With ever changing needs, it’s difficult to plan for the students needs without the supplies or organization available and easily accessible. Thanks for looking!

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  865. Christian Church says

    Hi!
    I am a Junior High ESL Math teacher. I work with students who are brand new to the country. Most of them come to us with no English and an education level of 1st grade in their own language. I help bridge the gap and put an emphasis on math within the ELL department. I am also trying to build a math curriculum specifically for these students. My class will consist of a smaller group that will allow for more small group, one-on-one, and manipulative type instruction.

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  867. Amber Turley says

    Hello. I am a 5th grade teacher in Orlando, FL.
    This will be my 23rd school year. I am so excited for the upcoming year. I will have some challenges ahead but am working hard this summer to be ready for therm. My upcoming 5th graders were in 1st grade when COVID hit and some need some intense reading instruction.
    My most needed items are supplies and book to help support all levels of readers. Thank you so much for the chance.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/219GHL2HUQZGZ?ref_=wl_share

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  868. Courtney Ice says

    Hi! My name is Courtney Ice and I teach 4th grade in Richmond, TX. Like other teachers, I struggle to support my own classroom. Helping to support the clearing of my list will help many students have a wonderful and engaging learning environment this year. Any help is appreciated!

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  869. Christy Potter says

    I am a new 3rd grade teacher at Briarwood Elementary in Bowling Green, KY. I am beginning my 20th year in August. I’ve taught 11 years in 2nd grade and am moving to third this year. Last year was the most difficult year for me in teaching and I left the year feeling defeated. Praying that this year, even with the same group of students, will be much better. I’m working with an entirely new team in a new grade level. Our school is a title 1 school and all students receive free breakfast and lunch. We have very little parental support in the classroom. For many of our students, school is the only thing they can depend on for a hot meal, stable environment, and safe place. I would love any support to help reach my students and help build a new classroom for them that is warm and inviting, where they can feel at home.

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  871. Rachel Norris says

    Hi!! I am going into my second year at an extremely low income school. These families cannot afford school supplies and are used to having the bare minimum in their lives, its absolutely heartbreaking! I am doing all I can to make their day at school a break from their everyday lives. With being only my second year, I am still trying to build a classroom library, offer very small birthday gifts for each student, provide much needed supplies that we constantly ran out of or didn’t have and had to “make do” without, add a couple of other learning/organizational items, and provide snacks/meals for those who may go without otherwise.
    Any help is greatly appreciated and know that any donations are going to the most deserving, sweetest kids ever. They get so excited over the smallest thing; new pencils, erasers, new books, etc. I will be sure to tell them that the items were donated by an amazing group of “classroom angels”. Thanks! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/15MG68SIZVMU7?ref_=wl_share

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  872. Hilda Elliott says

    Hi! Hilda here! I’m a Texas High School English teacher. I am both English and Special Education Certified, so I work with a variety of students and love them all! Some of my students struggle academically and some struggle financially. Anything that I can provide for them helps them be more successful learners. Thank you all at PPP for recognizing this need and assisting us in this endeavor to teach.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3RWIJPJ44GNMQ?ref_=wl_share

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  873. Rebecca Spaeth says

    It is so wonderful that you are supporting teachers. I’ve been teaching since 1998. Almost all of it has been as a 5th grade teacher with a little break in 3rd grade and preschool. I love all the ages. I teach in a small rural town in Pataskala, Ohio, but I use to teach in MD right outside of Washington, DC. My wish list has mostly books and games for indoor recess or earned competitions to spice up the academics. These seem to be materials needed that are on the pricey side and harder to convince the hubby to use my personal money. LOL!

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  874. Beth Casteel says

    I am the English Language Arts teacher for students enrolled in our school’s Dual Language program in grades 2-5. I teach 72 sweet students each day and will have my own classroom for the first time this school year (versus going into their homeroom classes in the past). Everything on this list will help us have the best, most well-organized year together! Thanks for supporting our school & students!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3NL1P44FGQYBD?ref_=wl_share

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  875. Samantha says

    Hi! I’m Samantha and this will be my fourth year teaching biology in central FL! I absolutely LOVE my job and am looking forward to the new school year! My classroom’s biggest needs are personal care items, supplies for interactive notebooks, and bulletin board supplies. All help is greatly appreciated! Thank you for taking a look! amzn.to/2XwHmno

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  878. Dalia Nino says

    This will be my fifth year teaching third grade. However, it will be my first year teaching dual language. I will also be in a new classroom. I’m excited for my upcoming students to continue to learn in their native language, and value their own and others’ cultures. Thank you for your donations!

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  880. Jill Davis says

    I’m a first grade teacher and my 17 year old, outdated classroom needs a refresh! I’m currently working on updating my classroom library and trying to make it organized so little readers can find books they love! I’m so appreciative of the support!!

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  882. Linda Spencer says

    Thank you so much for this opportunity!

    I am entering my 4th year, 2nd year as a Kindergarten teacher. I have also taught 1st & 5th. Building the foundations for littles requires a lot of hands-on activities to keep them engaged while they learn. With that comes a lot of supplies. I learned last school year just how much more Kindergarten requires than other grade levels. I often try to recycle and use everyday materials, but with a family of my own, my time is also precious.

    I would appreciate any help with supplies to help my little babies!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/7UIZBFC0Z1Q4?ref_=wl_share

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  886. Diane Hahn says

    Wow- looking at the plethora of comments, I’m grateful for this opportunity- and I’m reminded of how much more support we need to give to proper education funding in this country. These children ARE the future, and we need to provide classrooms that support that reality.

    I’m headed into my 9th year in Minneapolis Public Schools as an Emergent Bilingual teacher, and hope to get well rested up in the meantime this summer.

    This summer I’m looking to buy camp supplies to send new immigrants to their first outdoor camp experience in Minnesota.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2YVB97C4LDNQC?ref_=wl_share

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    • Alice -PPP Team says

      I love this! That would be a wonderful thing to experience ~ what a blessing you are to them! ❤️

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  889. Kristi Covington says

    Hello my name is Kristi Covington and I am a First Grade Teacher. I will be at a brand new school in Forney Tx, DewBerry Elementary.And am excited to learn and work with these little ones.My wishlist is fulled with amazing things to help make my classroom fun and exciting and give the students a great learning experience. Below I have attached my Amazon list I will be so blessed and thankful for anything you purchase for our wonderful classroom.

    Amazon ~ https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/32V7FW0OPK00E?ref_=wl_share (Choose what you want and get what you can it will help me so much)

    Classroom Books
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/12IP9N0QAZ7LD?ref_=wl_share

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  890. Ashlie says

    Hello I just finished my 4th year of teaching. I have taught 3rd grade since 2019, my first year of teaching ending with Covid. Since then I have been in third grade and dealt with all the Covid restrictions then was out on maternity leave. I finally had a “normal” year this year and now will be moving to second grade in a full day inclusion room. A lot of new things coming at me for the upcoming school year, new classroom, grade, new math curriculum, being in a co taught classroom. I would love to provide the students with all the things I know will help them learn and grow the best. Hands on activities, games and flexible seating!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/KQBPRNYUS2DO?ref_=wl_share

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  898. Kjersti McBride says

    Hello and thankyou for this opportunity! What a blessing this can be! I am a 1st grade teacher in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. I am also a mom to 1 beautiful 10 year old! Balancing my check between my classroom/student’s needs and her wants can get tough. I have taught for 19 years. My supplies/materials/centers etc…have seen their better days. They have reached a point that its time to discard so that happened at the end of this past year. I am rebuilding my room and ensuring I have what my students need. Our class sizes are growing as well so my former sets of 24 no longer suffice. Any support or help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1FD4BFPPYZOE2?ref_=wl_share

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  907. Krissy F says

    This year the theme for our non-profit preschool is “Spread Kindness” and as Program Assistant, I will spend time with our kiddos this year making cards for local senior citizens and shut-ins. Part of my job is to create a fun and colorful environment for learning and to develop the crafty gift items the kiddos make for their families. As you can imagine, we have a limited budget for arts and crafts but I truly believe that art is essential to the creative growth of a child.

    Thank you for your consideration!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/EU4X7R30Q1WV/ref=nav_wishlist_lists_1

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  908. Kristen says

    Thank you for providing a platform to share our wishlists! It’s so hard to afford everything each year and it seems somehow we always make it happen on our own, regardless, because our students are worth it! For some, like me, being a single mom of 2, it’s even more financially challenging. Especially, when we KNOW teachers do not get paid enough and budgets are cut!! Well, here’s to my 16th year in 4th grade! Thank you to anyone who is in a position to help! It means more than you know!

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  919. Stephanie Hallman says

    I just wrapped up my 20th year teaching 9 through 11 year olds at my alma mater! In those years, I have honed my focus into a whole child mentality – kids can’t retain what they learn if they don’t feel like themselves & aren’t fully engaged. The flexible seating, books, & supplemental resources aid in creating a homey classroom that accepts kids for who they are.
    My Amazon Wish List

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/FAOEVBVI78M?ref_=wl_share

    PPP community, thank you for helping me take the best care of my students!

    Deeply grateful,
    Steph

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  925. Lisa Lawson says

    I am a gifted teacher and love my job. My students need enrichment to achieve learning gains and it gets expensive! We are not quite a Title One school so we just have to be resourceful. My brilliant gifted students and I are very grateful for any support. They have won many awards with the resources I was able to obtain mostly by purchasing myself last year, and most need replenishing. Thanks so much!!!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/dl/invite/hQg8E8a?ref_=wl_share

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  930. Sarah Racite says

    I will be a 1st time teacher in kindergarten. I homeschooled my children for 13 years and am going into the classroom for the first time. I am excited to be a kindergarten teacher and be able to influence young souls. I will be in a small private PreK-12th grade school.

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  945. Kimberly Bolyn says

    Passionate Penny Pincher Thank you so much for helping teachers and all of our students! I am a 5th grade math and science teacher at a Title 1 school in Pennsylvania. It is my goal every year to make school a safe, happy, fun and positive experience for kids so they WANT to come and learn! I appreciate any and all help as my grand ideas and teacher salary don’t exactly work so well together! Thank you!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3VVAP6L3N1J9J?ref_=wl_share

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  950. Katie says

    My name is Katie! I’m a 2nd year teacher, teaching in a new school district. I am teaching first grade! We are a very diverse and incredible district, full of veteran teachers! With being so new, I don’t have a lot of items in my teacher toolbox and I am trying to expand that, one item at a time. I am loving my career and I can’t wait to use the things on my wishlist for years to come!

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  952. Becca Nauceder says

    Thank you so much for all your support!
    I’m a preschool teacher in an elementary school with very little financial support. I spent so much money last year just to have something in my classroom, which was completely empty because it was a second preschool class that was being made out of an old music room.

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  953. Katie Fromuth says

    This is such a nice idea!! I’m excited to start the next chapter in my teaching career. After a 5 year hiatus to be home with my own littles, I’m heading back to the classroom this September to a new district and grade. I’ll be teaching in a first/second grade self contained special education classroom in an area that’s very socioeconomically diverse. Any help to create an inviting, fun, and engaging learning environment for my incoming kiddos is greatly appreciated!!! Hope everyone has a wonderful school year ahead!
    My Amazon Classroom Wishlist:
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2172VPY3PXH81?ref_=wl_share

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  968. Kate says

    Such a wonderful idea!!!

    I’m starting my second year as a high school special education teacher. I work alongside a wonderful team, and together our room is a constant motion of kids in the resource setting. A lot of students come into for a place to de stress, get help with work, or just have a safe room at school. We work in a Title I school with well over half our students needing free/reduced lunch. Luckily our school removes the stigma and provides free breakfast and lunch to all students.

    We’d love any help to get supplies and little extras for our resource/support to help our students all year long.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2SXOE7XKICF5V?ref_=wl_share

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  987. Mónica Chavez says

    Thank you for helping teachers!!!
    Second full year, second year in Dual Language kindergarten. New program in the district. Helping students become bilingual, biliterate, and bicultural! I work with an incredible group of enthusiastic, hardworking students. I became a part of the Dual Language journey and it is a wonderful experience. Part of what makes teaching them so rewarding is that they all bring their strengths and personalities to class by bridging the English and Spanish languages. But this also means that to meet my students’ individual learning needs, one size does not fit all.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/UI56QG7GR3N4?ref_=wl_share

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  999. Emily says

    This is second year back in the classroom after a 8 year break to raise my 3 kids (a girl and twin boys). Now they are all at school with me and I’m starting over because I didn’t keep my previous stuff (wasn’t sure I would be returning to teaching).

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  1004. Holly Paul says

    I teach second grade at the most amazing school and I want to make sure I prepare my students to the best of my ability! This wishlist will help me accomplish that! Thank you for supporting teachers and students!

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  1010. Farrah Cone says

    I am a sixth grade math teacher in a rural, Title 1 district. This year not only will I continue to teach math but will also be teaching critical thinking and peer counseling. My students are incredibly bright, creative and have so much potential but they also face many personal adversities outside the classroom. My goal is to make my room engaging and learning accessible to every single student regardless of their person circumstances. Thank you in advance for any support!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/IGE9LVY9QT6I?ref_=wl_share

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  1019. Katlyne Couch says

    Hi I’m a Kindergarten teacher starting year five in East Texas! I love my job and all that we do! Anything off of this wishlist would be super helpful! I have everything organized and labeled with how it’ll be used in my classroom!

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  1021. Karen Martin says

    Thank you for the opportunity to help my Geometry students. I teach in a rural Title one school and this is year 38 for me. Needless to say I have used up many supplies and would love to have some help with this year’s list. Thank you

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  1030. Yaritza Morales says

    I’m a Science teacher from a public school in Puerto Rico . Most of my students come from low income families and it’s been a while since our school received school supplies. I’ve been teaching middle school for over 16 years.

    Thank you so much for all your help. Anything will be appreciated.

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  1032. Laurie Stansbury says

    Wow! This is an amazing opportunity. My school in East TN serves 1200+ K – 5 students. Contributing to my list puts supplies and books in our school library. I would love to keep my students reading new books and meet the needs of our students. We have 20 language families spoken among our students and several books on this list are bilingual. The books also supply our book club with extra copies of our favorite books.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/CC7HGYDBHY66?ref_=wl_share

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  1034. Lynn Schnoor says

    I’d love some help to #ClearTheList of captivating read-alouds, especially since I’m moving to 3rd grade! Together, we’ll create a “novel” experience that’ll have us laughing, learning, & loving reading time. All help is graciously appreciated! #BookLovers http://amzn.to/3fBWbg6

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  1035. Tracy Workman says

    Hello!

    I am a kindergarten teacher in a medium sized suburban district. This is my second year in kindergarten. I need books for my Notice and Note lessons. I also need classroom supplies. Please consider showcasing my classroom needs in your newsletter.

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  1036. Amanda K says

    Hi there! I’m a third grade teacher from Wisconsin who is excited to begin my 18th year teaching. Although times have changed significantly, my love and passion for teaching still remains. I can’t wait for another great year!
    Thank you so much for supporting students & teachers!

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  1042. Jessica Campos says

    Hello! My name is Jessica but my kiddos call me Ms. C. I have been fortunate to run across this website through twitter. I have created my first ever Amazon wishlist because I will be a first year teacher this upcoming year! I am lucky enough to teach at my former elementary that I attended as a kid located in San Bernardino, CA. As a first year teacher I am limited with supplies and any donation will help! I want my kiddos to have the same learning experience as the rest of the kids in the school. Thank you in advance!

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  1046. Whitney Owens says

    This will be the start of my 17th year as an educator. I graduated from the same district I currently work for and returned the following school year as a substitute teacher, while working towards my bachelors. Majority of my years of experience vary from second and third grades, but this year I have agreed to loop with my third graders from last year to fourth and teach AIG. As a person, I wear a multitude of hats: teacher, mother, wife, firefighter, and EMT. When I am not engaging the minds of the children in my community, I am rushing to the aid of the other citizens in our school districts area sometimes as a volunteer and others as a part-time employee to help offset the cost of living.

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  1048. Dani Smith says

    Your generosity shines through! As a teacher at a Title I alternative school with a limited budget, I see firsthand the incredible impact your support can have. My diverse group of students, hailing from various economic backgrounds, face countless challenges, yet their eagerness to learn and strive for excellence is truly inspiring. Your friendship and assistance mean the world to us. Thank you for being a shining beacon of hope for our students!

    Alternative School Teacher
    Title I School
    ‍Behavior Consultant
    Despite so many hardships, they show up.

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  1050. Jennifer Waltemire says

    Hi! I’m a 1 st grade teacher going into year 27. As an experienced teacher, I try not to rest on my laurels and instead I’m always looking for new ideas. A few years ago I began to use flexible seating where the children can choose where to sit. This year I’m look for new hands on activities especially in math. I always take the more challenging classes as team leader which also helps keep me on my toes.
    I missed half of the year this past year due to a heart condition and now I sort of feel like I’m starting over. Any support to clear my Amazon list would be appreciated! https://www.amazon.com/wedding/share/JenWaltemire

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  1051. Maria Guadalupe says

    Thank you so much for helping teachers!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2LMPM5YGR0TSV?ref_=wl_share

    I am a first grade bilingual teacher. This will be my third year teaching and I’m extremely excited. I love what I do and even more because I get to work in the same school as my twin sister. This has been a true blessing. Teaching is my passion and my students often tell me “ I like you as my teacher because you don’t scream, you are nice.” “You tell us how much you love us and you look pretty.” They are honestly the best. I love being able to make a difference in education.

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  1062. Tricia Richardson says

    I’d like to throw my name in the running. I’m a 5-8 ELA teacher at a small Christian school in central Ohio (3rd year). My four children (1st, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd) attend, and my husband starts as the HS history teacher this Fall. My husband and I are high school sweethearts meeting at this very school, and we’re so excited to dive in together as a family.

    Here’s my wishlist:
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/16D23ZSV5VPYH/?ref_=list_c_wl_lol_ovle

    Thank you so much for this amazing opportunity.

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  1064. Angela Tarango says

    Thanks for the chance to share my list. I’m a 3rd grade teacher in Compton, CA. I provide my students with all of their necessary materials so that the parents in my community don’t feel a burden at back to school time. I also provide a care closet for students to get food, uniforms, hygiene supplies. Any help towards my classroom wishlist is appreciated. I have items for creating our learning environment, school supplies, books and student prizes.

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  1070. Amy Voorhees says

    Hello,
    I am a Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. I work with students ages birth to 21 who have a wide variety of hearing loss and needs. I am always looking for ways for kids to see themselves in books, toys etc. Some of my students use sign language, others utilize hearing aids or cochlear implants. It is often difficult to find materials to represent the variety in my students. In addition to the typical reading, writing and math, we also work on learning about our hearing loss, advocating for our needs at school and in the community as well as learning about our amplification.

    We would be so grateful for anything you are willing to donate to us, even if it is only a package of stickers!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/13CE3T3WIARU3?ref_=wl_share

    Amy Voorhees and students

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  1076. Kathi Walter says

    This is so wonderful! I appreciate the opportunity and welcome any help. I’ve been teaching a while but I’m always working to perfect my craft and meet the needs of my first grade students.
    Thanks so much for all that you are doing to support teachers!

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  1087. Hope says

    Thank you for the opportunity! I am a first year special education teacher and will be teaching developmental preschool this year. I have been working this summer to collect supplies for this Fall.

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  1093. Rosanna says

    This will be my first time teaching after spending the last 15 years as a stay at home mom. I will be teaching 6th grade all subjects and am starting with only the very basics. Any help would be so appreciated.

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  1095. Jenny Walsh says

    Hey! My name is Jenny Walsh. I teach at a small rural school in Indiana. Over half of our population is low income. I was so excited to make a wishlist for this. I teach 4th grade. This year my husband changed jobs from a warehouse manager to teaching theater (his first love) at our high school theater. He is so happy, but career changes at our age make foe a tight budget. We also have a son who is getting ready to student teach. Guess it runs in the family!! Our middle son has Asperger’s and is thriving as a college student as well! Our baby girl will be a junior this year ! I am so thankful when people take notice of all of the time and resources we put into our classroom’s, and kids. Thank you so much for any help!!!!

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  1097. Stephanie Schock says

    Hello! I’m Stephanie (aka Ms. Schock) and I teach special needs and title 1 blended Pre-K in a public school in North Carolina.
    Sadly our state’s public education system is severely underfunded and so anything I want for my classroom comes out of my pocket and after 22 years of teaching, it adds up! Our students all have IEPs and receive special education services or qualify as Title 1 students (meaning they are low income, high risk or English as a second language students). We would love any donations to our classroom to help our kids get a great start in their schooling! Thanks for your consideration! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/EHXYBN08UJVH?ref_=wl_share

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  1101. Tamara Merrill says

    Very thankful to those that are willing to help teachers out! I just finished my 28th year as a Special Education Teacher. I currently work in a self-contained classroom with students that have high academic needs and behaviors. Any help with materials and snacks would be very helpful and appreciated!

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  1111. Heather Franqui says

    I am a teacher at school with a high quantity of families that live in extreme poverty. I feel blessed to be able to teach these amazing students, but at times it’s hard when supplies are limited. I know that I make a difference in their lives but it would be nice to have a few extras to help me supplement. I invest so much of my own income (as most teachers do) and I wish that I could do more!

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  1130. Lorraine York says

    This is amazing and thank you! I’m a special education teacher and I work across three grades. I work for a title 1 school which means I work in an economically deprived area. I love all my kids and want to provide everything that helps them get turned on to learning.

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  1137. Samantha Bryant says

    Hello there! My name is Samantha and I’m a 2nd grade teacher at a small Christian school in Hoschton, Georgia. I love my school! We focus on letting kids stay kids for a little longer. In my classroom, we live a Ms.Frizzle lifestyle. We are hands on without textbooks or workbooks. Instead we explore, create art, experiment, and read nonstop. I meet the kids where they are with each subject. Our class also works in thematic units that allow my kiddos to learn real life applications We also have a LOT of fun! I just want them to become good people, love Jesus, and see that learning is fun. I use a lot of my own money to make this happen for the coolest 7 and 8 year olds around. Thank you for any help that might come our way on this journey

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1CTCJMNUXBUL?ref_=wl_share

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  1139. Amanda Harbison says

    What a great day! Tuesday is a fun day anyway, but even better when you have a chance to get recognized and supported for being a teacher. I love my Special Education kiddos and they have so many unique needs. Most of all, they need highly engaging activities and I need a large repertoire so they don’t get bored. They need to feel important and successful in my room because they don’t in their general education classroom. I appreciate any help I am given. Thanks for the chance!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1DW3S4FW6LLH5?ref_=wl_share

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  1140. Melinda Franklin says

    I am a mom of 4, happily married for 20 years. I went back to college to finish my teaching degree when our youngest started kindergarten. I graduated in 2021, so I had to finish school during Covid. I didn’t think I could continue, knowing all the changes that had happened in the schools. I pushed through and have now taught 2 years. We are in the process of moving to another Virginia from South Carolina. I am excited for my third year of teaching in a new school!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/A5FQSH2UQP1S?ref_=wl_share

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  1141. Paula Gilgo says

    Hi – I teach 3-year-olds in a private half-day preschool. The church provides only basic furniture, craft supplies and manipulative. Like most teachers, I purchase the vast majority of what is used in my class. I consider this position a ministry because we are not paid nearly enough to cover the hours it requires to plan, prepare and teach. I love what I do, but I wish early education was given the respect and funding it deserves. Thank you so much! I have been a PPP for many years!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2064VEV9V1W1Z?ref_=wl_share

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  1143. Miss Bright's Class says

    What a great idea! I love Teacher Tuesdays! I’ve been a PPP subscriber for a long time, and this just adds to the positive impact on our communities! My Kindergarten classroom would appreciate any help with the little things, or the big things; art supplies or books, toys or cushions, whatever it takes to engage the little learners. Thank you for this opportunity to share, and thanks to anyone who takes a peek too! <3

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/13NMTA4ECKM69?ref_=wl_share

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  1156. Julianne Taylor says

    I forgot to post my link in my original post.
    Hi! My name is Julie and I teach near Pittsburgh, Pa. I teach k-2 life skills/autistic support! I am working on revamping my room and also creating a Sensory room in my school. My favorite thing about my classroom is the simple “aha” moments that we take for granted! A kid learning his first verbal, signed, or even device spoken word. Or when they finally pee on potty, write their name, read a word. My kiddos are so diversely abled and challenge me everyday! These supplies will help me meet their sensory, functional and academic needs!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2DI5GKEHTFY3P?ref_=wl_share

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  1158. Julianne Taylor says

    Hi! My name is Julie and I teach near Pittsburgh, Pa. I teach k-2 life skills/autistic support! I am working on revamping my room and also creating a Sensory room in my school. My favorite thing about my classroom is the simple “aha” moments that we take for granted! A kid learning his first verbal, signed, or even device spoken word. Or when they finally pee on potty, write their name, read a word. My kiddos are so diversely abled and challenge me everyday! These supplies will help me meet their sensory, functional and academic needs!

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  1160. Jennie McQueen says

    Hi there! My name is Jennie! I am a mama of 4 boys and my passion is teaching! I taught special education for 9 years and last year made the switch to be a homeroom teacher in 1st grade. At the end of this school year, I was told I am moving to kindergarten! I am very excited but I am also still trying to build my classroom resources and materials which takes a toll on my budget. At my school, more than 50% of students do not attend Pre-k. That means not only is my job teaching them literacy and math but also how to be in school and appropriately socialize and express emotions. My list includes lots of hands on resources to keep littles busy and engaged so that I can do my best to set them on a path to learning. I would be so honored if you would help me achieve this dream. Any donation is so appreciated and goes right to my sweet students who deserve the world. Thank you!

    Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1E8C93YFL2LHI?ref_=wl_share

    Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/registry/ER/f18b5d95-b3d5-42c2-8139-77dd1e95f56b

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  1163. Neka says

    This is my 9th year teaching Kindergarten at a Title 1 school in OK. My kindergarten students are sweet, hardworking, and highly motivated! They are predominantly English Language Learners from low income householders. Below are some essential items we need for daily activities, as well as some materials that could make our classroom a more engaging space for them! Any help is greatly appreciated!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/25FFF1N9080O?ref_=wl_share

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  1164. Melinda Young says

    I don’t work for the YMCA in North Carolina it is a 501(c) three nonprofit. I have all different ages of children in my care. Infants up to 12 years old. We are constantly playing and learning. We have many toys that are well loved and could use some replacing/upgrading. I have been working with children for the last 20 years and thoroughly enjoy it. I don’t know that I will ever move away From the school to work. Kids are these brigat sponges ready to absorb all things learning and fun. I want to keep my kids engaged with fun activities that get the wheels turning. I’m not big on electronic babysitters as I really don’t want my kids on tablets/games during the day. All my toys are geared towards using creativity. Thanks for taking the time to read about my kids

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  1169. Jaime Walden says

    Hi everyone! I am in kindergarten teacher in the Appalachian mountains in Tennessee. I teach at a title one school in an economically disadvantaged area. Any help that I could get to provide my students with the supplies they need to have the experience is that all other students get to have would be appreciated. Thank you in advance for helping fulfill my wish list.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2JKVUIUFQIWNU?ref_=wl_share

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  1170. Ainoha Hogan-Jimenez says

    I am on my 17th year of teaching. I love teaching high school. Unfortunately, teaching older students means little support and resources. This is the first time I will dream and participate in something like this. Maybe because I feel it’s really a need for my students or my classroom, I usually just buy what I need right away. However, my personal budget is tigher now.
    Since I teach 5 minutes away from the border, I can literally see Mexico from outside my classroom. This also means my students are mostly socially economically disadvantaged. Years ago I offered extra credit for contributions of basic needs like tissue paper or clorax wipes. The turn out was so low and I realized parents really struggle to contribute in my community. Thus, I felt the need to be the sole provider of my classroom needs. Our school funds are so challenging we are denied pencils and paper because students have chromebooks. So silly if you ask me. Learning is so versatile why are we only focusing on technology. Anyhow, since I am given the opportunity of a wish list here … I am doing just that wishing for things that I’ve always desired for my classroom but can’t always afford … even after 17 years!

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  1177. Emily says

    I don’t normally do things like this because I feel guilty for asking people to help where I feel the school system should provide. However, this year I have several students with special needs, including three students with autism. I would like to build a calm area for them and other students who may need to access it from time to time. I would also like to add the light covers to help with the lighting.

    In addition, I would love to add STEM bins into the morning routine and for early finisher choices.

    Thank you for the opportunity for others to bless teachers and students with items they may not have otherwise.

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  1186. Elizabeth Elliott says

    Hello Laurie and team! Thank you all for the wonderful opportunity to share our teacher wish lists!

    My name is Elizabeth and I am going into my 16th year of teaching. I am moving to a new smaller school, and will be teaching 3rd grade next year.

    Thank you to everyone in advance for your help, and for thinking of my students and I. We so greatly appreciate any help!
    ~Elizabeth
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1SXUOSYCJY6N2?ref_=wl_share

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  1193. Lindsey Bassett says

    Hello I am first year teacher this upcoming fall. I will be teaching Second grade and would appreciate any support and donations for my new classroom!

    Thank you in advance!

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  1197. Shakera Blakley says

    Hey! I am a 4th grade teacher. I’ve been working hard trying to clear items off of my wish list as I prepare for my 8th year of teaching!

    At the end of each school year, I reflect on the overall year, and I make changes that will help make the following year better! One goal I have this summer is to be “Day 1” ready about three weeks ahead of time. Any help with clearing items from my wish list will definitely help speed up this process! Thank you!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3K110SI7L1SRX?ref_=wl_share

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  1204. Laura whitely says

    I’m entering my 17th year of teaching in August and I’m always still so excited to meet a new group of students. Honestly my “wish list” is more of a reminder list of what I need to purchase for my classroom but if someone wants to help me get the list accomplished then I would appreciate it so much! Teachers are always so thankful for any support we can get and it is more encouraging than you will ever know!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1899DWHE11EQ8?ref_=wl_share

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  1206. Tami Maneval says

    Thank you for supporting teachers! I teach in a small town of less than 1000 population in rural Jasper, MO! We might be small but we are Eagle strong! My list consists of indoor recess games and rewards to give as successes are achieved in my room!

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  1211. Amanda Coffman Coffman says

    Thank you so much for this opportunity to get some assistance in supplying my upcoming classroom. This is year 22 for me and each year keeps getting more difficult. The theme I set up this year will last me the next 8 years until retirement, if it is time. I am going with softer, calming, neutral colors to appeal the the student body. Thank you. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/30RH3ZRX4XUHZ?ref_=wl_share

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  1212. Jana Huber says

    I just completed my 21st year of teaching high school English! I teach at a very small school, and we do not have a library or media center except for the bookshelves in my classroom that I purchased books for with my own money. I’d like to share my Amazon classroom and library wishlists with you. If you’d be willing to help me with some of my classroom needs/ wants, I’d be very appreciative!!! Thank you for considering donating to my high school classroom!

    Classroom Wishlist –
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2YEOXS20WM0Z5?ref_=wl_share

    High School Library Wishlist –
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/Q6BM2IPUIWPH?ref_=wl_share

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  1231. Kim Barrett says

    This is my son’s wish list. He will be a first year high school business teacher as well as coaching at his new school. I’ve been a teacher for 29 years so I have lots of the basic supplies to share with him. These are specific to his classroom.

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  1264. Kaitlin ticket says

    Hey! I’m a teacher going into my fourth year and I love creating a welcoming and engaging environment for my kiddos! Im doing a black and bright theme for my room! Right now it’s very bland and I just want to create a more upbeat environment they look forward to coming to each day. I put my all into my job and love every second of it. I want to creat a learning environment that will make an impact that will last a lifetime! Anything would help!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1YDCWWZWWY4HI?ref_=wl_share

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  1266. May May says

    Thank you for this opportunity! This our classroom registry for my husband and I. We are both Bilingual Teachers in Texas for over students. We teach Reading and Writing in 2 languages. Any donation can impact both our classrooms Please help us #clearthelist
    amzn.to/3VWB1i6

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  1270. Marilyn says

    Thank you so much for the opportunity!
    Prior to teaching I spent 6 years in the US Navy. I am now a first-grade teacher in Illinois. I taught 4 years of 7th grade math, 5 years of K-5 STEM and will be going into my second year in first-grade. (11 years!) I am so excited to continue my craft with these firsties. Watching and help them achieve their goals and experience success makes my heart happy.

    Here is my Amazon wishlist. Any help or support is so greatly appreciated!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3281CPC70RN0P?ref_=wl_share

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      • Rachel Hays says

        https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3SJZYYW3C6PGZ?ref_=wl_share

        I am about to start my new journey as a high school special education teacher. Right across the road from where I have taught for 6 years as a special education teacher at our middle school. I chose to make this change, because I will get to teach in the classroom my grandmother taught in before she retired two years ago to take care of my daughter when she was born. It’s a big change, but I am excited to continue on her legacy!

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