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Back-to-School Teacher Wish List

Summer is flying by and I know teacher wish list making is in full force!

With Amazon Prime Day right around the corner (next week!), I thought it would be perfect timing to collect and share Amazon wish lists from my Title 1 or first-year teacher readers who could use some help getting their classrooms ready.

I would love to focus specifically on the classroom wish list for teachers who don’t receive enough assistance from their district or PTA throughout the year. I know the needs these teachers are facing can be overwhelming and heartbreaking with items ranging from basic needs like underwear and laundry detergent to snacks, school supplies, holiday party items and so much more.

I am so proud and appreciative of this incredibly generous community and I know that together we can help make a huge impact this year for our teachers (students and parents)!

Now let’s help clear these wish list items for these incredible educators!

Teacher Wish List

Teacher Wish List Instructions

If you are a teacher working with underserved students this year, please create and share your wish list in the comments section. Make sure to follow the instructions closely and include the below information in your post to make it easy for readers to donate.

  • Teacher Name, Grade & Year Teaching
  • Relevant School Information (Location, Title 1, etc.)
  • Amazon Wish List URL
    • **Please double-check your mailing address information is set up and correct.
  • Optional: Share 1-2 sentences about your year ahead or other relevant information you’d like our Community to know!
Helpful Information
How do I create an Amazon teacher wish list?

If you need help creating your wish list in Amazon, here is a website with instructions for How to Set Up and Share an Amazon Classroom Wish List.

Do I have to include a mailing address in my Amazon teacher wish list?

Yes! Amazon will keep your address hidden for privacy, but it is required for us to get your items to you!

My teacher wish list isn’t ready yet. Can I still participate?

Please don’t leave a comment until your wish list is already created so it makes it easier for readers to donate. However, I will be sharing this post throughout the rest of summer to help teachers clear their list! So if your list isn’t ready yet, just post it back here when it is!

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Comments

    • Courtney Robinson says

      Hi! Would love to send you some stuff, but your address doesn’t show up as an option when I go to shipping.

      Reply

    • Caroline Harbert says

      Hi! I’m Caroline and I teach at a title 1 school in VA. Many families are not native English speakers at our school. Families struggle to afford basic school supplies. I have been a 1st grade teacher for 8 years and decided to loop with my class to 2nd grade! I am so excited to move up with this special class. I am working to create a different classroom theme and setup since I’ve had these kids before. I am also a parent myself to 4 and 2yr old boys and see how much having good resources have helped them learn so much and want the same for my kids at school. Thank you!

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      • Caroline Harbert says

        Hi! I’m Caroline and I teach at a title 1 school in VA. Many families are not native English speakers at our school. Families struggle to afford basic school supplies. I have been a 1st grade teacher for 8 years and decided to loop with my class to 2nd grade! I am so excited to move up with this special class. I am working to create a different classroom theme and setup since I’ve had these kids before. I am also a parent myself to 4 and 2yr old boys and see how much having good resources have helped them learn so much and want the same for my kids at school. Thank you!

        https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3I3XOA5M3A2JX?ref_=wl_share

        Reply

  9. Dorian R Lloyd says

    I am a going into my 6th year teaching Kindergarten in the Faryser community located in Memphis, TN. I would be grateful if anyone will be able to Clear my list. I am currently the Math lead of my classroom and have the opportunity to lead my math team to success. CEG currently runs three neighborhood public charter schools that have historically been ranked in the bottom 5% of schools in Tennessee and are in two areas of high poverty in Memphis. Our school is one of 3 schools who will become a Public Charter because of our amazing testing results.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/FWMITZGF4V71?ref_=wl_share

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  11. Laurie says

    I am starting my 10th year teaching in the San Francisco Bay Area, but am switching from grades 4-5-6 to first grade. I teach a self contained special education classroom for students with severe physical, intellectual and cognitive disabilities. I could really use some help setting up the classroom with items that are appropriate for busy and active first graders! Thank you so much, this is a great idea!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/28PZJJUHO940G?ref_=wl_share

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  14. lillie budnick says

    Hi my name is Lillie Budnick! I am going to be a first year teacher this year in a Title 1 School in rural South Carolina! I will be teaching third grade! I have always wanted to be a teacher and I am so thankful for this lifelong dream of mine to be coming true in just a matter of a few weeks! Anything of my list will help me create a welcoming environment for my students learn and grow!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1YFP18453UY4L?ref_=wl_share

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    • Jane says

      I was scrolling through the comments and your name sounded SO familiar. I’m 99% sure you were in my class in 3rd grade! 🥺 Did you go to McAlpine?

      Reply

  16. Faith Riley says

    Hi, I’m Mrs. Riley and this will be my first year teaching! I am teaching 4th grade at a military base school that is Title 1. The school is in New Mexico (ranked 50th in education) so you can imagine that our state education department does not contribute to individual classrooms very much. Any gift is so appreciated as I try to change the lives of these little learners and make it known that they are loved!

    Reply

  17. Lauren says

    Hi!
    I teach 4th grade and am going into my second year of teaching. Last year, I didn’t have an opportunity to purchase items for my classroom because I was on a temporary contract and wasn’t sure what grade I’d be teaching the following year. I’m happy to teach 4th grade again!
    I teach in California in a suburb outside San Fransisco. I am trying to build my classroom library with books that my students love.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1DDXM2B3948L5?ref_=wl_share

    Thank you so much for your support!

    Reply

  19. Kristina says

    This is a blessing ! I am going into my third year as the PreK 4 teacher in a small school in Indiana. Currently I am doing a full renovation done by yours truly. All the work and 95% of the cost is on my. Trying to go more earth toned, so the kiddos aren’t too overstimulated by so many bright colors. Thank you 😊

    Reply

  28. Anna says

    Hello! My name is Anna and I am going into my 14th year of teaching and I work at a Title I school in Florida where many of my students are being raised by their grandparents or are in foster care. I teach 4th grade and Many of my students have experienced trauma at some point in their lives. My goal for my classroom is to create an environment and culture where students feel safe and comfortable to be who they are and stay true to themselves. I have a very active and engaging classroom. Any help is greatly appreciated!! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/UU5GN0AAH42P?ref_=wl_share

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  30. Sara Holt says

    I am so, so excited to say that after 11 years teaching first-third grade, I am heading to our school’s media center for year 12. I teach at a Title 1 school in NC that educates over 500 students. Our students struggle to gain the most basic of necessities so technology and books are things that many don’t have access to outside of our doors. My hope this school year is to expose students to new book titles and introduce them to new forms of technology such as robots and coding tools. I hope to make my library a place all students can come to to explore, escape, and feel like they belong 🖤

    Since this is a new role for me, I’ve only got a few things on my Amazon wish list. But I do know I’ll be purchasing lots of resources from Teachers Pay Teachers so I’ve set up a Class Fund there. People can donate money to my class (library) fund via the Teachers Pay Teachers website and I can use the money to purchase teacher created resources from other teachers. It’s a win-win 😬

    Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/152TWLVTRLYTM?ref_=wl_share

    Teachers Pay Teachers Class Fund:
    https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/ClassFund/Sara-Holt-66998?ownCampaign=&utm_campaign=ClassFundPage

    Thank you so much for supporting us teachers. It for sure takes a village and we’re grateful you all want to be a part of ours 🖤

    Reply

    • Kathrine says

      Hi! I’m Kathrine Pack and this is my 10th year teaching! I currently teach 6-8 grade Family and Consumer Science. I teach in North Texas. In my 3 different classes my students learn about budgeting/finances, hand & machine sewing, cooking, families, caring for children, careers, and more! We have a lot of fun learning basic life skills in class. Thank you for supporting teachers!!

      Reply

  34. Michelle Springs says

    Hello and thank you for this wonderful opportunity!

    I am a kindergarten teacher in Lancaster, SC. This will be my 19th year of teaching. Time flies when you are having fun!

    My school is a Title 1 school full of sweet students and caring staff.

    I cannot wait to start the school year and meet my new kids and their families.

    Thank you for your consideration.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/O25NUF8L94W9?ref_=wl_share

    Reply

  35. Suzanne Moore says

    Hi, I teacher in a rural Texas town at a title 1 school. We have a very large ESL population and many of my students don’t have much. Any donation would be greatly appreciated by both me and my students! ❤️

    Reply

  38. Georgia Melby says

    Long time reader here!!

    Thank you so much for your yearly post to help us teachers and our wonderful students. I will be starting my 2nd year teaching in the central Charlotte, NC at a Title I school. My students have the biggest hearts and come from all over the world. My 2nd graders and I are so grateful for any help from your readers.

    Here is a link to my wishlist for this school year! ❤️

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/PYTACNIEV75S?ref_=wl_share

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  40. Allie Lee says

    Hi! I’m Allie and I’m heading into my 15th year in education. I teach in the rural community of Waller, Texas. My school, Waller Junior High, is a Title I school. I teach 8th grade American History and teach all of our special education and English language learners. I will also be coaching track and cross country this year!

    Thank you for sharing my list, and thank you to all of the awesome people who help donate! My students and I are so grateful, and we wish you a happy rest of your summer!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3FYF7YM73BZ2X?ref_=wl_share

    Reply

  43. Becca says

    Hello! My name is Becca and I am a special education teacher. I am going into my 7th year of teaching and my 4th in special education. As a special education teacher so much is expected and we don’t often receive the same supplies that others MAY have access too. My students have high social-emotional needs as well as a safe space to go when their classrooms get chaotic. Anything helps!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1RLU6LPK7WTPQ?ref_=wl_share

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  44. Carleigh Joyce says

    I love this so much!
    I’m Carleigh and I teach in a very small, rural community in North Carolina, I’m entering my 9th year of teaching, but am coming off a year long medical leave and switching grades and schools, so this is a year where I need more items to start.
    My school is a title one school in a rural community and includes many students that are from low income families.
    We appreciate your help so much and will “give back” your kindness to our community in our classroom throughout the year.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2I2CILLL9B7BO?ref_=wl_share

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  45. Amber says

    Hi! My name is Amber. I am looping from 4th to 5th grade this year! I teach at a VERY low income title one school with 100% free lunch. We don’t even have a PTA. We are doctors, mamas, teachers and much more. Anything helps, my babies are forever grateful. It truly takes a village.

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  47. Christina Bloom says

    Hi! I’m Christina Bloom and I’ll be entering my 9th year teaching 4th grade in Torrance, CA. We are a Title 1 school with a high percentage of English language learners. My wishlist will help get diverse picture books, engaging chapter books, and organizational supplies into the hands of my well deserved students. ♥️ Thank you for this opportunity!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1EQCHSZA9ZPIS?ref_=wl_share

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  49. Emily Berisford says

    Hello!

    My name is Emily Berisford and I teach 1st Grade at a Title 1 school in West Virginia. I am looking forward to a new school year and hope to create a safe, positive, and welcoming environment in my classroom. I truly believe that creating a space like this will help my students not only academically, but socially as well. I want my students to have this space to grow, learn, and be the best that they can be!

    Below is my Amazon Link:
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3E74EXDSYPMKX?ref_=wl_share

    Thank you! ♥️

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  50. Danielle Garcia says

    Thank you, Thank you! What a kind and thoughtful thing to do!

    My name is Danielle and I will be teaching Second Grade in Florida this coming year at a Title 1 school with 100% free lunch. This will be my 20th year teaching! Many of the items I have listed are basic supplies my students will need. My second graders and I are thankful for any help you can give!

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

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  51. Melissa says

    Thank you so much for doing this. My name is Melissa and I have been teaching for 15 years! I teach 1st grade outside of Chicago Illinois. My school is 90% low income and so many of my students do not come to school with the supplies they need. We only get reimbursed $50 on any supplies we buy for our classroom. Anything purchased…no matter how big or small will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3BHA2W45TP2V1?ref_=wl_share

    Reply

  52. Suzan Hannold says

    Suzan Hannold , 4th Grade & 4th Year Teacher
    Penn Cambria School District, Title 1, Rural, Lilly, PA
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/K3GJW7E0UDJU?ref_=wl_share

    This is my STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) wish list. My hope is to eliminate morning work (worksheets) and have the kids pick a STEAM activity independently and by choice. I feel that this will be an amazing way to start the day.

    I want to say thank you so much! I truly appreciate your generosity! -Suzie

    Reply

  53. Taylor says

    First of all, thank you so much! My name in Taylor Laird, I will be teaching Kindergarten this year and I’ve been a teacher for 6 years! But this is my first year in K! I teach in Lewisville, Texas. Last year I left the classroom to be an RTI specialist so I donated most of my stuff to the new teacher. However, after a year, I realized I really missed having my own group of kiddos. So that’s why I’m going back!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/22KR1GR98P1IT?ref_=wl_share

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  54. Nicole Little says

    This is fantastic as every little bit helps!

    Mrs. Little here. First year teacher serving students in grades K-4 Special Education. Teaching in a Title 1 school in Arkansas. It was an unexpected change to get my degree in Gen Ed but offered a position in SPED with opportunities provided to help gain the certification while in the classroom. I truly feel this is my calling and where my heart is. Excited for a great 1st year <3

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/222FJJRSFIFQ7?ref_=wl_share

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  55. Madison says

    I am a K-5 special education teacher at a Title 1 school. My students are in my classroom almost their entire day and I am responsible for all of their academic as well as social emotional, and basic life skills learning. Because of their disability and age range it is helpful to have the right tools to engage with my students – and a big variety of tools, manipulatives, games etc.!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/K1Y1FJIG9BVU?ref_=wl_share

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  56. Anndy says

    I’m an 8th grade science teacher in Frankfort, KY, at a Title 1 eligible middle school. Title 1 eligible means we qualify for Title 1, but we don’t actually receive any of the funds (our school district funnels all of the title 1 money into our elementary schools). We don’t get any extra teachers and regularly get cut teachers so our class sizes are huge. I supply my students with basic hygiene products and snacks constantly. Anything helps so thank you so much for doing this!!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/21ZHHV84Y2T4Q/?ref_=lol_ov_le

    Reply

  57. Margaret says

    This is so thoughtful of you!

    I am transferring to a new grade, new school, and new subject this year. I am feeling excited but also a little overwhelmed about the change! Any help is greatly appreciated as I am basically starting from scratch this year. I will be at a title 1 school where many students struggle socio-economically.

    Thank you!

    Reply

  61. Christie Coe says

    Wow, this is amazing!! Thank you SO much. I’m a special education teacher and have been teaching for 7 years. All of my years have been in elementary working with grades K-5th. This year I’m moving to high school and will be working with behavior students at our Title 1 high school. My room will be used as a safe space to help with regulation as well as teaching social skills, executive function skills and Language Arts.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1B7J5BQ71SGSV?ref_=wl_share

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  63. Soraya Peront says

    Hello everyone! This is such a lovely idea! My name is Soraya Peront and I am a first year teacher! I will be teaching K-6 music as well as beginning band and orchestra. My school is located in Ohio and has a very high poverty rate, so it is a title 1 school as well. Many of my students are immigrants who speak languages other than English at home, and the school has very little funding for supplies that I need since I am just getting started! Thank you for any contributions you are able to make to my kiddos! http://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3CWOJVTART4EV?ref_=wl_share

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  64. Katy Schutte says

    Hello! My name is Katy Schutte and I am a 2nd year teacher in Othello, WA. Othello is an extremely small town in Eastern Washington. My school is a Title I school, with a large population of English Language Learners. Being just my second year, I am still attempting to build my classroom library as well as provide resources to my students they might not otherwise have access too. Thank you so much for this opportunity! Here is my list:

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1I8371KMU2AW6?ref_=wl_share

    Sincerely,
    Katy Schutte

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  65. Emily Funkhouser says

    Hello! What a kind opportunity!
    I am Emily Funkhouser and I am entering my eighth year in Oklahoma teaching elementary music to kinder through fifth grade.
    I teach at Ralph Downs Elementary in Putnam City located in Oklahoma City. We are a title one school with 100% free lunch.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2DB8FBM7W0WVR?ref_=wl_share

    I teach around 400 students. I have spent the last five summers getting my Kodaly and Orff certifications to be the best music educator I can be. My list is full of material to implement the lessons I have learned all those courses.

    Thank you!

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  66. Maddy says

    This is so awesome!
    I am a 4th-year teacher at a Title 1 school in South Carolina. This year will be a huge year for my students and me as I transition from 4th to FIRST grade! I am so excited but know there are a lot of different items I will need for young students. We will need group games for indoor recess and brain breaks, sensory toys, and seating choices as we learn how to share and make choices that best fit social, emotional, and academic needs. We will also need BOOKS, lots of books on all different levels to support our wide array of reading levels and interests! We are thankful for any gift big or small and can’t wait to learn with our new things! -Ms. Black and her 25 (soon-to-be) 1st graders

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  67. Maria Kehoe says

    Hi there! My name is Maria Kehoe and I am Chicago Public Schools teacher. I am entering my sixth year at Corkery Elementary, a Title I school on the southside of Chicago. I am a proud teacher of cognitively and linguistically diverse students. Despite the many adversities that many of my young learners face, I want to make sure that they feel valued, supported and loved in our classroom community. These supplies are tools that would help me to provide my students with adequate resources and tools for success-thank you!

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  69. Maddy B. says

    This is so awesome!
    I am a 4th-year teacher at a Title 1 school in South Carolina. This year will be a huge year for my students and me as I transition from 4th to FIRST grade! I am so excited but know there are a lot of different items I will need for young students. We will need group games for indoor recess and brain breaks, sensory toys, and seating choices as we learn how to share and make choices that best fit social, emotional, and academic needs. We will also need BOOKS, lots of books on all different levels to support our wide array of reading levels and interests! We are thankful for any gift big or small and can’t wait to learn with our new things! -Ms. Black and her 25 (soon-to-be) 1st graders

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/339ZFBGC1JOVD?ref_=wl_share

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  70. Jenifer Sledd says

    Hello, my name is is Jenifer Sledd, and I am a 5th grade teacher in Georgia. This year, I will teach all content areas in 5th grade for the first time in 15 years. I have plenty of Science supplies, but I need items for other subjects. Most of my list is items for teaching math, reading, and coding. I also want to reward my students for reaching their goals with desk pet rewards.

    Reply

    • Kaylin Foster says

      Hi, I am going to be a first year teacher in Corpus Christi, TX. I will be working with at risk students, helping them graduate. I am passionate about showing these students that they are capable and enough. They have had a long journey to get to where they are and I will be there to hold them up. I look forward to this new adventure and am so thankful for your willingness to partner with me for my future students.

      Reply

  72. Jess Miller says

    Name: Jessica Miller
    Grade: 6-8th Moderate-Severe Special Education
    Year Teaching: 8
    Relevant School Information:
    Myrtle Beach, SC
    Title 1 School

    Amazon Wish List URL: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3IKAZBH4R3KCJ?ref_=wl_share

    About My Class:
    I teach 6-8th grade students with moderate to severe disabilities in a self contained setting. Learning in my room includes academics like literacy and math but it is so much more than that! I help my students develop their cognitive, communication, social, and functional skills. By working on functional skills, I am helping my students gain independence and pave the way for a purposeful, productive, and meaningful live.

    This year, I hope to increase the amount of authentic functional experiences that I provide to my students. I hope to include some new hands-on laundering, household, food/cooking, health/hygiene, and social skill activities. In order to provide the activities I’m envisioning, there is some new things I need for my classroom. I have created a “wishlist” on Amazon of the items I am hoping to get.

    Reply

  73. Kaitlyn says

    Thank you so much for giving teachers this opportunity! My name is Kaitlyn and I’m starting my 6th year teaching. I am a first grade teacher at a title one (low income) school in Virginia. Many of my students are new to the country and are learning English. I strive to make my classroom a welcoming place, where students feel safe and loved so they are able to learn. I put a big emphasis on social emotional learning and literacy in my classroom. I want my students to be kind humans and I try to encourage a love of reading. Thank you for your support of my students and my classroom! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2PCBB90SA2BV6?ref_=wl_share

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  76. Crystal Johnson says

    I’m a 2nd year 3rd grade teacher in La Porte, Tx. I teach in a title 1 school. These items on my list will help ensure my students have necessary supplies to be successful and cultivate a rich learning environment. Thank you for all of the love and support!

    Reply

    • Erin Wills says

      Forgot the Title 1 part! I work for a Title 1 school in rural coastal Oregon – the town is super small and the teachers all drive in to teach. 🙂

      Reply

  78. Elizabeth Lowery says

    Hi everyone! I will be teaching second grade this year! I recently moved from Ohio to Florida so I am trying to recreate a calming atmosphere for my students to learn in. The school I will be teacher at is a title 1 school so any help will be greatly appreciated!

    Reply

  83. Alex Michie says

    Thank you so much for organizing this! I’m a K4 teacher in a rural title 1 school in Wisconsin. Each year I teach summer school and use a portion of my earning to fund the purchases for the following school year. However, with some bigger life purchases, the summer school money is needed elsewhere. A few friends encouraged me to create a wishlist and see about getting it cleared! Any help is so greatly appreciated, not only by me but by the colleagues, who I know I’ll be sharing materials on the list with!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/25CFMD8ZTG2L6?ref_=wl_share

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  85. Erinn says

    Hello! My name is Erinn and I am a kindergarten teacher! This will be my fourth year teaching! I’m one of those teachers who has only taught through Covid years! Truly hopeful for a full year of teaching this upcoming year!

    My school is a Title-1 school and since Covid the entire district is 100% free lunch for all students. Each year I throw my students a massive Christmas party where each child receives a gift that they’ve specifically asked for (within reason). I love teaching and everything I do is for my students!

    Thank you for your kindness and generosity!

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  86. Shay says

    Hello, my name is Shay and I have been teaching for about 10 years. This is one of the greatest ideas I have ever seen in education. Thank you for this opportunity.

    Reply

  89. Nicole Ybarra says

    Thank you from the bottom of my heart .

    Hello my name is Nicole and I’m from Corpus Christi, Texas. This upcoming school year, I’m making a move from fourth grade to second grade. I will be teaching 2nd grade for the first in my teaching career and I’m excited, nervous, but more than anything eager to meet my new bunch of amazing scholars. Thank you for thoughtfulness and support .

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/31Q9TRZSCFKBZ?ref_=wl_share

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  91. Brenda Rivera says

    Hey y’all! How cool is this! My name is…
    Brenda Rivera
    I’m from the Panhandle of OK, Guymon, OK specifically!
    This will be my 5th year teaching 1st grade!
    Our town is all low income and Title 1.
    Most students are ELL’s and we are now mostly a Hispanic community!
    We are a super diverse town due to the pork packing plant, but it keeps it super interesting here! We have all kinds of cool and diverse kiddos who are ready to learn! I would like to be able to cross a few things off of my list of things that I need to meet my classroom needs! It would make my kids and myself super happy campers!

    Thank you for supporting our class!
    – Miss Rivera

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1WITOOOUNWW9X?ref_=wl_share

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  92. Maddie S says

    This is so kind of you! I teach 1st grade at a title one charter school in Philadelphia. My school’s Students come from 41 different zip codes in Philadelphia. My students deserve nothing but the world. Thank you for any donations to help make my class a safe and welcoming place!

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  94. Shelley says

    Thanks so much for providing this space for teachers! I teach high school math at a title 1 school in Orange County, CA. This will be my 10th year teaching and my 8th year at this high school. Most of my students are low income so thank you for any supplies you purchase from my list!

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  95. Krista Hogfoss says

    Hi my name is Krista Hogfoss and I am a kindergarten teacher in a small town in North Dakota! This is my 3rd year teaching kindergarten and I absolutely love my students excitement for learning and life. My wishlist would help fulfill my classroom with so much joy and learning. Thank you for doing this!! Teachers spend so much every year on their classrooms and don’t blink an eye. It is so appreciated others are stepping in and helping out our teachers and youth! ♥️

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  99. Jenna Boyer says

    Hello my name is Jenna and I teach at a title 1 school in Chicago, IL. I teach 3-5th grade special education to students who are dyslexic. Thank you so much for your consideration, this is such an amazing idea!

    Reply

  100. Shawn Graham says

    My name is Shawn Graham. I teach at a lower-income, Title I school in Amarillo, Texas. I want to use “The Book Thief” in my classroom this year. I am trying to get enough copies of the book for each student. The 2022-2023 school year will be my 6th year working at Palo Duro High School; I love it!

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  105. Ellen says

    Hi I’m Ellen and I am teaching 5th grade ELA for my 2nd year of teaching!!! I teach in Cobb County at a Title 1 school that serves a high number of low-income families. I want to make sure that I am provided a great environment for my students to be able to learn and grow throughout the year, getting them ready for middle school.
    Here is my wish list link:
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1FXJINQOKQSO0?ref_=wl_share

    Thank you so much for everything that is able to be provided, you have no idea how much it helps!!

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  106. Emily Stevenson says

    Hello there, my name is Emily Stevenson and I am a 2nd grade teacher at a Title 1 school in Waterloo, Iowa. It is my second year teaching. There are so many diverse needs in my district, and this year I am incorporating flexible seating in my classrooom. I am doing this to make sure all of my students feel that they have a safe and comfortable learning environment. I would very much appreciate your help to make this year amazing!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2E1UZAQJ4VMQH?ref_=wl_share

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  108. Esther Jimenez says

    Thank you for this opportunity to share my wishlist! My name is Esther Jimenez and this is my second year teaching but I have moved to a new district, Alvin ISD! I will be teaching at Hoodcase Elementary a Title 1 school. I will be a bilingual self-contained first grade teacher 😬😁😅 From what I gave heard this is the first year they are beginning to form a PTA at our school, so of course any help at all with take a bit lf stress away! Thank you so much for your consideration!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2POVARN90GQNR?ref_=wl_share

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  110. Cassidy Boston says

    Hello! I am Miss. Cassidy Boston and I am headed into my 4th year of Special Education. My overhead title is Math Learning Support teacher for a Technical High School in state of PA. I teach self-contained math to 9-10 graders who’s true levels are around 5-7 grade sometimes even lower. My goal for my students is always to feel relaxed and comfortable in my classroom, so they can ask questions without judgement and walkout feeling confident. Most of my students have Autism, AHDH/ADD, ODD, and Other Health Impairments such as Executive Functional Skills. Since my students are only in academics half the day, it is very important they stay on task before headed to their training program.

    I have attached my Amazon wish list in hopes maybe 1-2 things would be purchased. Being a single teacher while paying the bills at home isn’t easy, and sometimes my second job doesn’t cut it. I appreciate those of you who have a platform and speak out to help “Clear the Lists” of teachers all accords America who struggle themselves but never want less for their students.

    THANK YOU!

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

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  111. Angie Salgy says

    Thank you so much for this opportunity! My name is Angie Salgy and I teach English II and IV at a high school outside of Houston, Texas. Many of my students are English Language Learners or have struggled to be successful in school. Considering the world around us, is that any wonder? I strive to make my classroom an inclusive and safe space for my students to learn, grow, and challenge themselves to be better readers, writers, and consumers of the media that surrounds them. Anything you can give to help make our classroom a success is so greatly appreciated!

    Link to list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/350KFIKGYOCEB?ref_=wl_share

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  112. Sana Tauchi says

    Hi!
    My name is Sana Tauchi and I teach 3rd grade. This will be my third year teaching at a Title 1 school in Albemarle County, Virginia. We have more than 50% of our students who receive free and/or reduced lunch. We are also a very diverse community with over 20 languages spoken at our school! I grew up in this community and hope to continue to grow and support the place that I love. Thank you for your help! I wish you all a wonderful year!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3JN0M3LKYL3FM?ref_=wl_share

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  114. Jessica Hillyard says

    Hi! My name is Mrs. Hillyard, and I am a first year, first grade teacher in Washington! I teach at a Title 1 school, and many of my students are learning English as their second language. Any donations truly make such a difference as I am just starting out and the cost of materials adds up so fast. Thank you for supporting my students!

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  115. Tiarra Trappier says

    Hi!
    My name is Tiarra Trappier, and I am a first year fourth grade teacher. I will be teaching in a title 1 school in South Carolina. I can’t wait to finally start my teaching career. Anything helps since I am a new teacher starting out with no materials. I wanted to say thank you in advance to anyone willing to bless me and my students.

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  117. Tricia says

    I’m behavior disorders teacher at an alternative K-12 school in the suburbs of Chicago. Although it’s my eighth year teaching, it’s my first year as an eighth grade teacher. The majority of our students receive free lunch and we have a large number in foster situations. My wish list includes items to help make our classroom a comforting environment for learning and social emotional well-being. Thanks for any help you can offer!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/345Z7M89F75M8?ref_=wl_share

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  122. Cindi Gravely says

    Cindi Gravely, Instructional Lead Teacher for K-5 School

    Title I School (86% – Economically disadvantaged) – Located in Cartersville, GA

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/149MTECVBS22?ref_=wl_share

    I have the awesome opportunity to work with teachers and students at Kingston Elementary. I will be entering my 20th year of teaching and 2nd year as the ILT. I am beyond blessed to have a job that I’ve been called to do! Above is my wish list of things that will help me motivate and meet the diverse needs of our students and our future. Thanks for supporting teachers and ask for continued prayers for this school year!

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  124. Taylor Glowaski says

    Thank you so much for supporting educators! Often times, this feels like a thankless profession and it has been so incredible to see the support as individuals with a platform work to “clear the lists”.

    My name is Taylor Glowaski, I am a middle school counselor working with grade 6-8.
    I work at a middle school in Hillsborough, North Carolina. Many of our students left school in March of 5th grade and did not physically return to the building until they were in 7th grade. As a result of this massive gap, we are working hard on developing appropriate social and coping skills. The items on this list would help immensely. Thank you for your consideration!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/ZNG5FT4X2SGO?ref_=wl_share

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  126. Tanisha Allen says

    My name is Ms. Allen and I will be teaching 5th grade in August. The 2022-23 school year will be my 10th year teaching and after 7 years of teaching special education, I have been reassigned to teach 5th grade Math, Science, and Social Studies in a general education setting. I feel like I am starting over! I teach in a suburb of Metro Atlanta in a Title I school. I am excited to embark on this new endeavor, and any help is greatly appreciated.

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  128. Silvera Hayes says

    Hi everyone! My name is Ms. Hayes and I am heading into my first year of teaching- woooo!! I will be teaching 4th grade at a title 1 school here in Columbus- O-H (here is where you finish it!). Even more crazy is that I will be on a team of all first year teachers (a little nervous but mostly excited to have people to share the experiences with). Anywho, if you are able to help my future students and I will be forever grateful! Thank you!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/K0X287NJFS2N?ref_=wl_share

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  129. Emma says

    Hey everyone my name is Emma and I am a first grade teacher in metro Detroit. I started working two years ago in the middle of hybrid schooling so things have been rocky from the beginning. I have many children that come to class from low income home. They really rely on me and school for all things that they do not have that can prevent them from succeeding. I am not just a teacher that is supposed to teach, I am a confidant, a mentor, a. support system and i try and be the best I can at all my roles. There are many things I need like school and cleaning supplies, books, organizers, and even snacks. I can not do this on my own! Anything you can provide can really help me do everything I can for them, to grow, to learn and succeed! Thank you

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/YU139YD6J79L?ref_=wl_share

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  130. Kaylee Jones says

    Thank you so much for doing this. ❤️ I am starting my second year teaching in a Title One School district in Texas. Last year I taught Modified Social Studies in the SPED department for all four high school grades, and have been transferred to middle school for the upcoming school year. With that being said, I am thrilled! But, I do feel like a first year teacher all over again! Any contribution to my list is greatly appreciated, and will help me conquer my first year in middle school!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/24QWGBTAOLU3Y?ref_=wl_share

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  131. Kristyn says

    Hi there, I’m Kristyn- heading into Kinder for my 2nd yr and in education for 10 yrs. I work in Beaufort County South Carolina and our population is varied, we have some students with severe needs so we try to provide everything they need in the classroom. I am excited to be in Kinder again this year and think this list has everything my room is missing. Thanks for the help and support.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/dl/invite/7dRE0yX?ref_=wl_share

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  132. Lyndsay Marton says

    Hi. My name is Lyndsay Marton. I am a 4th grade teacher at a Title 1 school in Illinois. I am starting my 17 year teaching. We are are switching from being departmentalized to self contained this school year. My wish list contains books which my students have little access to, basic school supplies, and math manipulatives. I am beyond grateful and appreciative of any help with supplies on my Amazon wishlist.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/DINU5S30GGEA?ref_=wl_share

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  134. Phil R. says

    Hello my name is Phil and I am a 12th grade economics and AP Government and Politics teacher going into my 4th year of teaching.

    As a relatively new teacher, I am always trying my best to create an educational environment that makes my students feel safe and responds to their individual needs as they prepare to head out into the ‘real world’. I teach at a college-prep Title 1 school on the Southside of Houston. For many of these students, education is the only way that they can improve their lives and impact the trajectory of their family for generations to come. Many of my students will be the first to graduate high school in their family. In other words, this is sure to be a monumental and life changing year for them.

    Here is the link for my classroom wish-list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/THISW622W4G0?ref_=wl_share

    Anything donated will help me equip my students with tools necessary to be successful this school year and in their future academic careers. Thank you so much!

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  137. Cassie Y. says

    It looks like you’ve already got so many teachers here and what an amazing thing to do. Thank you for supporting educators!
    I’m Cassie (Ms. Yount) and this is my 7th year teaching middle school literacy at Westminster Academy for International Studies- a title 1 school with 75% minority second language students in Westminster, CO. This year I’m really trying to bring in a flexible seating and homey vibe to the classroom for every student to have a calm space to be in after such chaos the past 2.5 years. Thank you for this platform to share my wishlist.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/UE8YRQRR1AM6?ref_=wl_share

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  138. Kristi Bell says

    This is such a kind thing for people to do to help ensure all children get what they need to help them become successful students! I currently teach PreK at a Title I school in Mississippi. I try to purchase what I can to help out, but as you know a teachers salary is slim. I have been teaching PreK 4 year olds for 4 years. I came from Kindergarten and had to completely start over. I am gradually adding the things I need a little at a time. Thank you in advance for helping teachers, whether it be me or someone else, thrive in their classrooms.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1FS7H5F63K6ZW?ref_=wl_share

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  139. Erin D. says

    What an amazing thing for people to contribute to! I teach 4th grade in a Title 1 school in Utah. Many of the children and families I work with come from less than ideal living circumstances and often need extra support at school. The last couple of years my main focus has been on building a classroom library and activities for students to do when they come in first thing in the morning. During our “soft-start” morning time, students have 15 minutes to play with blocks, rubix cubes, STEM toys, build puzzles, and talk with each other. Often it is the best part of our day. Their second favorite time of the day is reading time. Books are an intregal, and expensive part of education! Thank you for considering and helping teachers make their classrooms the best place the can for students.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3VEVQYK2UJ7LJ?ref_=wl_share

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  140. Iris Riegel says

    Iris Riegel, 3rd Year
    Lemon Grove San Diego, Title I School
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1VATU5Z9TP51N?ref_=wl_share
    I am a teacher working in a low-income neighborhood in San Diego teaching 1st grade to students who are underserved. I am switching to 1st grade this year and I really want to build a cozy and diverse classroom library to foster a love of reading!! I also need some sets of decodable books to work on basic reading skills with my small groups. There is so much I want to get for these kids but this is my top priority. Anything helps!! Thank you <3

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  141. DeAndre R says

    First-year HS English Teacher at a Title 1 school in CT (previously a substitute, but happy to begin fulfilling my dream of becoming a teacher!). A majority of my students come from low-income situations and a majority of the items on this list will be donated to students who are in need. My goal is to let students know that I am on their side and want them to be successful – no matter what! Additionally, there are also some other objects that will help me, and the students, stay organized as well as additional resources/supplements.

    THANK YOU – Anything truly helps #teachersunits

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  143. Gina T says

    Thank you so much for this!
    I teach 5th grade at a Title I school in NJ. My class is very diverse, and includes students with a wide variety of needs, including students who are English Language Learners, students who are neurodivergent, and students with multiple disabilities. Much of my list focuses on organization, especially for my classroom library, as our school library no longer exists. For some students, the library that I furnish may be the only opportunity to explore new books. My class houses a rescued red eared slider turtle, so aquarium supplies are included. My students love Leonardo- she is a calming presence and caring for her helps to teach empathy, kindness, and love.  I also have craft items for service learning craft projects. We make worry monsters out of pompoms that are donated to various places in our community, such as the Ronald McDonald House and veterans homes. I would like to allow students to learn how to weave so that we may create and donate soap sacks to S.A.C.K., an organization that facilitates the donation of soap and soap sacks to food pantries, shelters, and other organizations that serve people in need. I have included flexible seating as well, as our school budget does not allow for the purchase of these options, but they most definitely have a positive impact on student engagement and success. My list also includes rewards for behavior management, as well as school supplies and organizational supplies, as any help in these areas is always much appreciated! Thank you for your consideration!

    https://www.amazon.com/registries/custom/ZYTV1O13EXE1/guest-view

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  148. Tiffany DeMeester says

    I’m a special education teacher who teaches multiple grade levels. Unfortunately foundation and PTA funds have to be used to touch every student. Fund raising that is done in the school doesn’t touch our hands because we are a small population. Students require specialized instruction and materials that is coming out of my pocket. I would love support for my k-5 instruction here is my wish list. Any help at all is more than appreciated https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1NN3TZ4ZLWI1Y?ref_=wl_share

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  150. Tiffany Brawner says

    Greetings! My name is Tiffany and I will be entering into my very first elementary education classroom. I will be teaching kindergarten at a Title I school located in Powder Springs, Georgia. I am currently in need of items toward building my classroom and making kindergarten a memorable and fundamental experience for my students. No support is too small, as each item listed is greatly needed and appreciated. Thank you so much for your support and for your willingness to help me build my very first elementary education classroom! Thank you!

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    • Tiffany Brawner says

      Greetings! My name is Tiffany and I will be entering into my very first elementary education classroom. I will be teaching kindergarten at a Title I school located in Powder Springs, Georgia. I am currently in need of items toward building my classroom and making kindergarten a memorable and fundamental experience for my students. No support is too small, as each item listed is greatly needed and appreciated. Thank you so much for your support and for your willingness to help me build my very first elementary education classroom! Thank you!

      https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3ANVLCB0FDCLZ?ref_=wl_share

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  151. Brittany Medina says

    Hi! My name is Brittany and this will be my second teaching at a Title 1 school in Miami, FL. I’m moving from Kindergarten to 2nd Grade next year and I’m so excited for this big change! I’m currently in need of donations for my classroom to make sure my students get the full fun experience in my class. Anything is appreciated, thank you so much!!

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  152. Brittany Medina says

    Hi! My name is Brittany and this will be my second teaching at a Title 1 school in Miami, FL. I’m moving from Kindergarten to 2nd Grade next year and I’m so excited for this big change! I’m currently in need of donations for my classroom to make sure my students get the full fun experience in my class. Anything is appreciated, thank you so much!!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/IR1JSAKZ8P3M?ref_=wl_share

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  155. Kelsie says

    My name is Kelsie Ratliff and I am a first year teacher!!! I will kick off in August teaching 6th grade ELA!!! My main goal is to create an atmosphere where the kids are loved on and feel safe. I want my kids to feel loved and seen! I appreciate what you’re doing so so so much.

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  158. Mary says

    Thank you for doing this. It is always appreciated. I teach special needs preschool students, we are always looking for things that meet their specific needs.

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  160. Ro'Sheika Johnson says

    Hi all, I am a 3rd grade ELA teacher in a Title 1 school in Orlando, FL! I am moving to 3rd grade from 5th grade after 6 years of teaching 5th grade. It will be an exciting year for my students and I as third grade will be new to all of us. I appreciate any help that is given.

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  162. Dawn Ford says

    This is my 30th year of teaching, but o am moving back to elementary (3rd grade) after many years of middle school. My students and I would appreciate any help clearing my Amazon wish list to prepare for this year. 😊

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  165. Katelin Fletcher says

    Hello! This school year I’m redesigning our school’s K-6 STEM Lab. I want this space to be rich with literature and resources that will spark their interest in STEM and the world around them. Our STEM Lab will be very hands-on and engaging for all scholars, ensuring diversity is embraced and celebrated in the space, and prioritizing opportunities for all learners to feel successful. ❤️

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  166. Jessica Sapough says

    I’m Jessica Sapough. This will be my 2nd year teaching. I started mid year last year, so I am looking forward to starting from the beginning.
    I teach math at Norcross High School in Norcross, GA. Norcross is a Title 1 school. I want to include vertical whiteboarding in my class next year, to engage all my students, so I am looking for help in outfitting my class with the whiteboards and supplies.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/29TJ9KQ1ZJ1AO?ref_=wl_share

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  167. Tammy Starks says

    Hello Everyone, I amTammy Starks and this is my 18th year of teaching at a title one school in the rural town of Quincy, Fl. This will be my 3rd year teaching 2nd grade (George W Munroe Elementary). I love nurturing my seedlings and watching their growth. Thank you in advance for helping educators acquire things to help foster this growth in the 22-23 school year. Enjoy what’s left of the summer! August is right around the corner!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/CQMPHTOV6VDH?ref_=wl_share

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  168. Jessica M says

    Hey there! Thank you for creating this!

    I’m teaching theater arts at the high school. It’s my first year at this school! It is a Title 1 school in California.
    The arts are so important for students to be able to express themselves in a constructive way in a safe environment. And the arts are vastly underfunded to be able to support that student expression.
    Anything helps!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2L35Z8AIAX2EX?ref_=wl_share

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  171. Jaime Flores says

    Thank you so much for doing this!
    My name is Jaime Flores. I work at a Title 1 school for children of military service members, in California.
    I will be opening a brand new Transitional Kindergarten class this fall. I am hoping to introduce these very young students to a love for school and lots of hands-on, fun learning experiences. I could definitely use your help!
    Thank you very much for considering donating to our TK class.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3FF7YD94AJXMR?ref_=wl_share

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  174. Ashley says

    Hello,
    I am Miss Donohoue and I am going to be a first-year teacher this upcoming school year. I am so excited to be teaching 6-grade science at a Title 1 school in Denver Colorado. I am very excited to make an impact in my students’ life but would love the support to get supplies to make that happen. Thank you for your support!

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  177. Annemarie says

    Hello..I am a special needs preschool teacher at a Title 1 school in Fulton County, Georgia. My babies come to school with very little and deserve the world. They all vary in their needs to help them reach their full potential and maximize the teaching and learning process, I’m asking for your help in the form of a donation.The children I serve love school and they eagerly look forward to all of the wonderful activities I plan for them throughout the year. To maximize the teaching and learning process I’m asking for your help. If you would be willing to donate towards our classroom wish list, your contribution will be very much appreciated. No support is too small, as each item listed is greatly needed and appreciated. Thank you so much.

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    • Annemarie says

      Hello..I am a special needs preschool teacher at a Title 1 school in Fulton County, Georgia. My babies come to school with very little and deserve the world. They all vary in their needs to help them reach their full potential and maximize the teaching and learning process, I’m asking for your help in the form of a donation.The children I serve love school and they eagerly look forward to all of the wonderful activities I plan for them throughout the year. To maximize the teaching and learning process I’m asking for your help. If you would be willing to donate towards our classroom wish list, your contribution will be very much appreciated. No support is too small, as each item listed is greatly needed and appreciated. Thank you so much.

      https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/TAX6A4B9JSIO

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  178. Ashley Dale says

    Hello! I am Ashley Dale, previous first-grade teacher moving to a new school (Title 1) and now teaching 3rd grade. Supporters, you are greatly appreciated. Every little thing helps. Some of my students can’t even bring pencils to school so I try to supply them. Thank you for looking at my list and helping my babies. Please keep our students, who face so much, to have a great school year filled with learning and laughter.

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  180. Lindsay Gomes says

    Ms. Lindsay, K2 Special ABA, 1st Year Teacher

    Perkins Elementary School, South Boston

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3NEHNMIPI1KOX?ref_=wl_share

    I am a first year kindergarten special ed teacher. I hope to create a learning environment that sets up each student for success, regardless of their diagnosis. Every student I have encountered taught me about perseverance, strength, confidence, and, most importantly, the importance of following your dreams. I hope to provide activities that suits each individual student and their skill set. I want my classroom to be inviting, engaging, and conducive to learning for ALL students. Help me build my students’ dream classroom. Thank you for your support!

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  181. Eryn says

    Hi! My name is Eryn and I am a first grade teacher about to start my 6th year at a Title 1 school in Indiana. Last year was my first year in first grade, and now that I have a year under my belt, I know my students need! Reading is a big weakness for many of our students; so many of the supplies are going to be used to make reading practice more hands on following the science of reading! Thank you so much for any help you can give!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3BMEU8FCEB56W?ref_=wl_share

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  182. Kelsie Culverwel says

    My name is Kelsie and this will be my first year teaching kindergarten. I previously taught second grade for six years, so this will be a new but exciting change! I will be teaching at a title one school in Pasco, Washington. The students at my school come from different backgrounds and many are English Language Learners. My wish list includes diverse books, so my students can see themselves. I also included materials to make my lessons more engaging and have a hands on experience. I also included materials to make my lessons more engaging and hands on. Thank you so much for taking the time to help teachers.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/9YC79VJC232F?ref_=wl_share

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  183. Ginger Dudek says

    Ginger Dudek, 10 years teaching. Looking for our schools after school program that I also over see. We are a Title 1 school in a city where the poverty level puts us as a CEP school. 75% of our students are receivinf 100% scholarships so they may attend. Our After School program usually runs on leftover or older items from the classrooms. It would be nice if we were able to get new items for this year. Thank you if you’re able to get anything off our list it would be much appreciated. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2XTNZ26UWUCY4?ref_=wl_share

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  184. Leah Cox says

    Hi! I teach 2nd grade in a Title 1 school in Williamsport, Pa. This coming year will be very different as we just closed one of our k-3 buildings and those children are being moved to our 3 other buildings. On top of getting new students and teacher will be getting a new principal. Lots of changes happening!
    I want to make my room welcoming and safe for my students. Thank you for looking at our class wish list!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3113Y3KEF2ZL2?ref_=wl_share

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  185. Jessica LaRosa says

    Hello! I will be starting my 15th year as a 6th-8th grade Language Arts teacher at a Title I school in Indianapolis. We are very proud of the diversity of our school where students come from all socio-economic backgrounds, over 25 different zip codes in the Indianapolis area, several religions, as well as students or parents of students born in 20 different countries from around the world (19 foreign countries + the US).

    Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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  186. Haylee P says

    My name is Haylee P. I am starting my 9th year teaching. I currently teach 5th grade math in Thomasville, Ga at a Title I school. This will be my second year at this school after previously teaching in private school.

    I know my students come from many backgrounds and home situations. Therefore, my goal is to make my classroom as welcoming and cozy as possible. I would appreciate any support you could provide to help stock my classroom to better prepare my students this year.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2UQ8IM9MI7PTS?ref_=wl_share

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  193. Katie Ward says

    Hey! I’m Katie Ward from a school in Advance, NC (Shady Grove Elementary). I started a new role last year as an AIG specialist and being new to the position, I didn’t know what I needed. Now that I do, I am ready to make it my own! I also don’t send out a supply list at the beginning of the year so I don’t get things like a regular classroom would except through a wishlist.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2ZA14WYSOATSM/?ref_=lol_ov_le&filter=unpurchased&sort=default&viewType=list

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  197. Taylor says

    Hi my name is Taylor and I work at a title 1 low income school in Stockton, CA. I provide the majority of school supplies for my students with little to no parent or district assistance. Anything is greatly appreciated🥰

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  199. Olivia C says

    Hi! I am beginning my career as an elementary special education teacher at a Title 1 school. I have a self contained classroom filled with rockstar students who have cognitive impairments, ASD, and behavioral challenges. Thank you so much for taking the time to view my wish list for my first classroom! All of the materials that are purchased will be used for this upcoming school year and years to come. My students and I appreciate your generosity more than you know! 🏫✏️🍎

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  202. Anna Stukenborg says

    Thanks for sharing this! I am a first year school counselor working primarily with 3rd-5th grade students at an elementary school in Pelzer, South Carolina! I am hoping to make my office warm and welcoming and stocked with supplies to use for engaging classroom lessons, fun and creative small groups activities, and to help students self-regulate and cope with tough circumstances. Grateful for any support!

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  204. Brian Verfuerth says

    My name is Brian Verfuerth. I am starting at a new school district this coming year and left many of my supplies behind to help out the person that will replace me get started.

    My new district is Milwaukee Public School District and I will be teaching Biology and Chemistry to 9th and 10th grade students at MacDowell High School.

    Any donations would be greatly appreciated

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1MHCXJJETW6JQ?ref_=wl_share

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  206. Stephanie Buatte says

    Stephanie Buatte – 5th & 6th Grade Social Studies – 9th Year Teacher
    Monroe City Middle School – Small Low Income Rural District in Missouri
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3PQT6JPV2C2KY?ref_wl_share

    Over the past 9 years, I have worked very hard to develop a curriculum that focuses on the utilization of hands-on learning centers that allow my students to develop essential communication skills. I typically spend over $1,000 a year on supplies in order to develop these centers for each grade level, so any help would be greatly appreciated!

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  209. Rachel McAtee says

    How sweet of you to help teachers with their needs. This is my second year teaching and I am in 5th grade. Last year being my first year, I didnt know what I needed. This year, I have a better sense of what my students need to support their learning. My school is in rural Alabama and we don’t receive much help for supplies. Thank you for your consideration.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/TRRVB7KA1WDH?ref_=wl_share

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  212. Caribe McClellan says

    What a thoughtful way to help students and teachers! Thank you! My name is Caribe and I am a teacher in northern Michigan. This year I will be teaching 1st and 2nd graders at our rural Title One school. I feel blessed to share my days with such curious, kind, and hard working students. I love building relationships with them and their families as they are learning how to be excellent readers, writers, and mathematicians! I appreciate any support that you find it in your heart to give. Thank you!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2SHO2S3SP2UTI?ref_=wl_share

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  213. Angie says

    I’m going into my 19th year teaching kindergarten at a Title I school in a small town in KY. I spend $1500 out of pocket last year. I just want my students to have what they need and appreciate any help.

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  216. Emily says

    Emily, k – 12, First year school counselor 🙂
    Tampa FL, Charter school for children with learning and learning-related disabilities
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/23L0H1B7HT4OF?ref_=wl_share
    This is my first year transitioning to a full time position as a school counselor for students with learning and learning-related disabilities. I’m starting with close to nothing with no resources from the school unfortunately. Any help is greatly appreciated!

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  218. Christina C says

    Thank you so much for letting us share our lists! My name is Christina and I am a 3rd grade teacher in a Title 1 district in Massachusetts. I will be entering my 10th year of teaching in the fall. My classroom is filled with diverse and unique students from all over the world. Most of my students are newcomers, or those who have just entered the country. As a dual-certified teacher, I teach them their academics as well as English and Social-Emotional skills. Anything you can contribute is greatly
    appreciated!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/36PXFRNGKMMK6?ref_=wl_share

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  220. Briana DeLeon says

    I am about to start my 12th year teaching, and my 9th at a Title 1 school in Woodstock, Georgia. I teach Kindergarten and absolutely love it. I have learned that creating a welcoming environment is so important to help nervous kiddos embrace coming to school for the first time. Most of the items on my list are things that will further help to make our classroom a home away from home. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3HH662N3D0UKS?ref_=wl_share

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  229. Aeriel Condra-Bogan says

    Hello! My name is Aeriel Condra-Bogan. I am switching schools and changing from 4th grade to math intervention at a Title 1 school in Downtown Spartanburg. Mary H. Wright Elementary is the lowest income school in the entire county of Spartanburg. Here I will be helping multiple grade levels with their math skills and also boosting their confidence in math. Please check out my wishlist if you would like to help. I have lots of rewards to put into my “school store” where they will use their Bogan Bucks they earn to purchase items.
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3FVYBCUZTG9EO?ref_=wl_share

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  230. Melissa Holmes says

    This is amazing! Thank you for putting this together. I will be a first year teacher and I will be teaching GT 3rd grade ELAR. I will be working with underprivileged students and ESL students. I persisted for a long time to get here. I’m 35 and I want to get the message out that’s ITS NEVER TOO LATE to follow your dreams and make things happen.

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  231. Omaris Acosta says

    Wow that is amazing thank you. I am a first year teacher in homestead, Florida. I will be teaching kindergarten with a coteacher with a total of 36 kids in a charter school. I want to be ready for my first classroom with some essential as we get ready to get back to class.

    Here is the link https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1DNMYQ6WL9FRO?ref_=wl_share

    I’m so excited to start off this year and I’m thankful for anything given.

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  233. Claire Langford says

    Hello! I’m Claire Langford and this will be my third year teaching sixth grade math. I will also be teaching science for the first time. I teach at a Title I school and would love the opportunity to give my students resources for an engaging year. With close to 75 students it can be hard to have enough supplies. Any donations would be greatly appreciated!!

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    • Claire Langford says

      Hello! I’m Claire Langford and this will be my third year teaching sixth grade math. I will also be teaching science for the first time. I teach at a Title I school and would love the opportunity to give my students resources for an engaging year. With close to 75 students it can be hard to have enough supplies. Any donations would be greatly appreciated!!
      https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2EY3WZ9D7EOM6?ref_=wl_share

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  238. Erin Sparks says

    Hi my name is Erin Sparks and I am an elementary art teacher who serves two full elementary schools 3yr-6th grade. I work at a Title 1 school and I love to help my students experience as many different types of art as possible! I love to help them express themselves and freely experiment to help their social and emotional health as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3PLJOJP0509G5?ref_=wl_share

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  239. Jacqueline says

    Hi all! My name is Jacqueline and I teach Kindergarten at an amazing Title 1 school, Donegan Elementary, in south side Bethlehem, PA! Our school is an incredible school and community but we are a low-income area that does not receive financial support from any parent organizations or from the district for school supplies. I would appreciate any help I can get!

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  242. Neceda says

    Thank you so much for your willingness to help teachers clear their wishlists! I am a 4th grade teacher at a very small, Title 1 school, in rural Wisconsin. I absolutely love everything about my job, I’ve been wanting to be a teacher since I was 4 years old. The toughest part is not being able to purchase everything my students need to succeed. ANY purchase, big or small, off my list will make the world of a difference to me and my ~20ish tiny humans I get to love on each day. Thank you in advance!!! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/32JD9UKIFNNKR?ref_=wl_share

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    • Michelle says

      Thank you so much!
      My name is Michelle. This will be my 9th year teaching 3rd grade.

      I teach in Albany, NY. We are Title 1, in receivership due to test scores, and 100% of our students receive free breakfast and lunch. My students are eager to come to school where they feel safe and loved.

      My students come to school without supplies every year. We do not receive anything from our district. As a new mom of 2, funds are tight to purchase things for my students.

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  247. Mariel Vallano says

    Hi! I’m hoping you may be able to help me with my classroom supplies list this year! I’m a title 1 teacher in Washington DC Public Schools who works specifically with recently arrived migrant students and their families in grades 6-8. They come to us with nothing. No shoes, no food, no winter coats. Often starving at home and living with 10+ people in 1 bedroom apartments. They have experienced extreme violence and often have no parents. I provide them with as much as I can just to give them a fighting chance. Here’s is my link if you see this: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2PWLWEUQMO7TX?ref_=wl_share

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  250. Sonu Patel says

    Hello! I am Sonu Patel and I am going to be embarking on my journey as a first-year teacher! As a first-year teacher, it has been tough to collect classroom items and spend my own money on all the classroom supplies I need! My list includes a lot of books and supplies that will ensure that my students are getting the education they need and deserve along!
    Here it is: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3EFMUMTVKXRFV?ref_=wl_share
    Thank you so much!

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  251. Emily Tchir says

    Aloha! I am a high school history teacher in Hawaii. My school is one of the largest on our island and is Title 1. A large percentage of my students come from broken homes, or take on the parenting responsibilities for their siblings. This year I plan to continue to battle and combat my student’s most basic needs focusing on access to basic supplies, tackling period and hygiene poverty and food scarcity. Last year I saw how greatly empowering these supplies were for my students, especially as they were able to take as needed and maintain their dignity. This year we embark on moving and shaking, and I want to make sure we have food in our bellies and are ready to ask those tough questions.

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  252. Edna Santini says

    HI! My name is Edna Santini. I am an English teacher from Puerto Rico. I teach first to third grade and I love what I do every day. Here we do not have a lot of access to accesible resources for our students so I created a wish list with different resources that I need for next school year. I hope you guys can help us!

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  255. Molly says

    Thank you so much for doing this! My name is Molly and I am a first-grade teacher in a Title 1 school in Silver Spring, Maryland. 80% of students at my school are on free and reduced lunch, and 13 out of 18 of my current classroom are learning English in addition to learning first-grade skills! I have a strong passion for phonics and literacy instruction with the youngest learners and closing the knowledge gap for students in underprivileged communities.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/38HLCTCW5SQQ6?ref_=wl_share

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  256. Amy Rice says

    I love this!!!

    I want to give my kindergarten students all that the world has to offer! I teach in a Title 1 building in Davenport, Iowa with a highly diverse population and low socioeconomic status. Many of my students and their families face many challenges, obstacles, and barriers in their daily lives. When my students are in my classroom, I want them to just be kids who do not have to think about anything other than learning while having fun! Help make the kindergarten experience a great one for my littles!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/9CTZELZSGFG1?ref_=wl_share

    Year 23 will be awesome!!

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  257. Zachary Houle says

    Hi! My name is Zach Houle, and I am going into my 4th year as a Special Education Teacher, this year in grade 5. I teach at a title 1 school in a low income district, Hoosac Valley Regional School District in Cheshire, MA. My students need basic school supplies and resources in order to meet their educational needs. Often times, I fund these out of my own pocket, so this year I decided to create an amazon wish list: https://a.co/9ktuo2C

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  258. Kayla michna says

    My name is Kayla michna and I will be working at tradition Elementary at ECISD, Tx. It is a title 1 with an amazing mixture of students( military, low income, ESL, etc) I am trying to plan for next year and would love for some help to provide a few classroom supplies. These items will help with creating an inviting environment and great books for my students to enjoy! Last year I found that my students loved that I dressed up when teaching new topics and I’ve added some onesies to join my growing stash. I have attached my wishlist, if you are interested in helping my classroom this next school year! My future Kinder students and I would be so grateful!! 💗💙❤️ #clearthelist #teachers
    https://www.amazon.com/registries/custom/1IF6L36R22B9X/guest-view

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  262. Dianna ramirez says

    I am a 5th grade teacher and a mother of 5, my oldest is 17 and you gets is 1. I teach at a title one school in Houston Texas. I truly appreciate any help I can get , we’re all going through it with the rising prices, budget cuts and low pay , may your blessings be multiplied !

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  263. Dianna Ramirez says

    Hi! I am a 5th grade teacher and a mother of 5, my oldest is 17 and you gets is 1. I teach at a title one school in Houston Texas. I truly appreciate any help I can get , we’re all going through it with the rising prices, budget cuts and low pay , may your blessings be multiplied !

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  264. Nicole Henderson says

    Hi! I’m Nicole Henderson in Brownsville, TN. I have taught in the same school for 24+ years. However, for the past 4 years I have had the privilege of teaching STEAM Lab for our school. This means I share the ideas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics with our students (aged 3 year old PK, 4 year old PK and Kindergarten). We are a Title I school in rural western Tennessee. Our lab is fairly new and alway in need of help to stock it! Thank you for considering us! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/dl/invite/4DYBVul?ref_=wl_share

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  267. Megan Quackenbush says

    This is so nice! I’ve been in education for 19 years (special education, regular ed: 3rd, & 5th), but this is my first official year as a school counselor in a Title I elementary school in SC. I’ll be working primarily with Pre-K – 2nd graders. My Amazon wishlist includes resources to use in my counseling practice. I would appreciate any support. 🙂

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  274. Emily says

    Thank you for doing this!
    Many students can be reluctant when it comes to writing. I’m working to create a writing center in my classroom that feels like a calm, safe place that allows students inner creativity to shine through.

    I firmly believe that creating a warm and inviting culture within the classroom encourages students both academically, and emotionally.
    These materials will allow me to create a place in the classroom where students will have access to everything they need in order to create their perfect story. Organization, books from our favorite authors, extra materials, all of these things will help to create this space.

    In addition, other materials listed will be utilized as I continue to create a classroom that feels welcoming to all students who enter it. For many students, their classroom becomes their home away from home. Lighting, seating, and welcoming decor are all helpful in making the classroom feel like home.

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  275. Marissa Sugg says

    Hi!

    My name is Marissa Sugg and I teach LIFE skills at a title 1 school in Texas! My students have severe and profound disabilities that benefit greatly from hands on and visually stemming activities. Therefore, my list can look a little out of the norm! But I promise it’s all purposeful!

    This will be my second year teaching these wonderful babies and I can’t wait to watch them grow!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2BQARW9MR5A1P?ref_=wl_share

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  279. Vanessa Pacheco says

    Hello

    I work at a title 1 school in Chicago,Illinois. As I enter my 6th year, There are some books that I would really like to add to my library and have for read aloud selections. There are also some materials that would be helpful to have in the classroom. Anything purchased would be very helpful. Thank you so much!

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  280. Haley says

    Hello 🙂 I’m a head start and GSRP preschool teacher in Michigan. Most of my students are low income/at risk. Im about to start my 6th year of teaching in August and I’m looking to add some new supplies to my classroom in order to help create a positive and exciting learning environment for my students.
    As we always say in preschool “play is our favorite way to learn”
    Thank you so much for your generosity! Any little bit helps!

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    • Haley Knapp says

      Hello 🙂 I’m a head start and GSRP preschool teacher in Michigan. Most of my students are low income/at risk. Im about to start my 6th year of teaching in August and I’m looking to add some new supplies to my classroom in order to help create a positive and exciting learning environment for my students.
      As we always say in preschool “play is our favorite way to learn”
      Thank you so much for your generosity! Any little bit helps!
      Trying to post this again because it looks like my link didn’t work!

      https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/TN8U592R2IML?ref_=wl_share

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  282. Jen says

    Hi! I teach preschool intervention in a small town in Ohio. This will be my 15th year and I absolutely love it! Teachers spend so much money out of their own pockets & we will continue to do it to make learning fun & engaging for our students. However, donations are amazing and we are grateful for every single one. Thank you for this opportunity!

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  283. Lily Behrens says

    Hi! My name is Lily and I am heading into my 5th year of teaching 5th grade bilingual. My district is title 1 and located in Long Island, NY. My students would greatly benefit from the items on my list, any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!!!!!

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  284. Kristi Dunahoo says

    Hi, my name is Kristi. I am a first grade teacher at a Title 1 School in Idaho where the majority of my learners have free and reduced lunch. There are many socioeconomic challenges for the children at our school. I love my littles and do my best to take care of their needs and provide them a safe loving environment to learn and grow. It truly takes a village and I would be so very grateful for any help is able to offer.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1SLYTQ0ZVR9VD?ref_=wl_share

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  286. Concepcion Pena says

    Hey!! I am an NYC 11th Grade ELA teacher and the Student Council advisor in a low-income High School. Resources are limited in our school and the teachers really work together to make the best of our situation. I’ve moved from classroom to classroom in my building so I never really had a specific home. This year is different and I am hoping to finally make this classroom a safe haven for my students and myself. Any help is GREATLY appreciated.

    My amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/7WV8J0RZYRRO?ref_=wl_share

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  288. Tiffani Redding says

    Hi there! My name is Tiffani! I am a teacher at a title I school in CMS. I have been teaching kindergarten for 5 years, but I am moving to 1st grade this school year. I am so excited! I have things on my list to not only spoil my students, but also make our classroom a comfortable and welcoming environment. This movement is amazing! Every little bit helps!

    Here’s my class list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/36JRQUREOFM5S?ref_=wl_share

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  292. Jennet Bertmeyer says

    Jennet Bertmeyer, Fifth Grade Math, Second technical year, First FULL year (thanks maternity leave)
    Jacksonville, Florida Title 1 School
    Teacher Name, Grade & Year Teaching
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/26YS9YNY5OWE?ref_=wl_share
    The state of Florida got a whole new curriculum and are actually supplying most content and manipulatives (so far). However, I have seen how my students from a diverse culture in a city as diverse of Jacksonville have had their mental health and self-confidence changed with the way the world is changing. I made the decision to change my room to a theme that is motivating, uplifting and inclusive. This drastic change from a standard “fun” theme comes with a bit of a price tag but it is worth it to lift my students up!

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  298. Christina Mendolera says

    Hi! My name is Christina Mendolera. I am entering my 16th year teaching and I am a 4th grade Reading and Writing Teacher at a Title I in Bridgeton, NJ. I want to be able to bring my amazing students books relevant to them, that they can see themselves in so that they will WANT to read. I also want to be able to give them materials to organize themselves, as well as Flexible Seating Options. T hank you for considering me.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2S9A6H8PUC14L?ref_=wl_share

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  299. Hillary says

    Hi! I’m a special education teacher in a very diverse district in central Massachusetts. I work with students of all grade levels K-6 and all ranges of disabilities. I’ve been teaching since 2018. I’m changing schools within the district this year. My “new” school has a high poverty & homelessness rate and a large ELL population (Title 1 school as well). ANY help is greatly appreciated!!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/ZR7VEXHGT5UL?ref_=wl_share

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  300. Tracy Williams says

    Thank you for your kindness and support of teachers! It means the world!

    My name is Ms. Williams. I will be going back to kindergarten after 5 years in the upper grades! I started my career teaching kindergarten and I’m looking forward to getting to be a student’s first teacher in elementary school again. There is something so special about the excitement and curiosity of kindergarteners. This will be my 10th year teaching.
    I’m so excited to be opening a brand new school in Mint Hill, North Carolina!
    Here is my wish list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2622QP2UZ18VZ?ref_=wl_share

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  302. Brynnan says

    Hi! My name is Brynnan Frye. I just graduated from college in May and it will be my first year teaching this year. I’ll be teaching 1st grade in Charleston, SC. I am so beyond excited to get into my classroom but unfortunately have learned that there are a whole lot of items needed to start a classroom! I love this idea and anything anyone can do to help would be a huge blessing.

    Thank you so much!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3EVCPUFJJD059?ref_=wl_share

    Brynnan Frye

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  304. Crystal Smith says

    My name is Crystal. I’ll be teaching first grade next year and it will be my second year teaching! I work at a Title 1 school in Florida with the highest percentage of homeless kids in the county. My goal in teaching is to love first and teach second! Every little bit counts and every donation is greatly appreciated!! Thank you 🙂 My Amazon wishlist is: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/FH86FRCUJ0WO?ref_=wl_share

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  306. Emily P says

    Hi! I am a second grade teacher at a Title One school in Ohio. It is my 16th year teaching. I love teaching students to read. I love catching them up and having fun along the way playing games and doing hands on learning. I work really hard to create theme days to spark their interest. It gets so expensive but it is so worth it! My favorite days so far are Space Day, Glow-in-the-dark day, Grocery Math Day, and Camping Day. With your help I can make this year even better!! Thank you so much for all of your help! This truly changes lives!

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  308. Megan O'Brien says

    Hello! My name is Megan, and I am a special education teacher in Indiana for students in grades 6-8. This will be my second year teaching. My students require specially designed instruction in order to be successful in the classroom. I love giving my students the knowledge and tools to become lifelong learners. Helping them find joy in their learning is my most favorite thing to see them accomplish 🙂 Thank you in advance for supporting my classroom and students!!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2IDUQ79KVX2XM?ref_=wl_share

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  309. Tonda Hinson says

    Thank you so much for this opportunity! My name is Tonda Hinson and I’m starting into my 14th year of teaching 7th grade in Liberty, NC but only 2nd year teaching ELA in a rural title one school. My goal is to get books students want to read to increase their desire to read. I want to reinstall a love of reading in these kids, and I can’t do that without great, high-interest books. Thanks for any help you can offer!
    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/IY7BR3RC7J92?ref_=wl_share

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  314. Elissa M. says

    Hello! I am a 6th grade teacher in Texas. This will be my 9th year working in a Title 1 school as an ELA/Social Studies teacher.

    Any help is appreciated. My students will greatly benefit 🙂

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  316. Xanthy says

    Hello!
    I am a second year teacher at a Title one school in Idaho. We have AMAZING curious learners that need and deserve equal access to quality learning supplies. In Idaho, teachers are paid some of the lowest wages in the United States. Please help me continue to help students THRIVE!
    Thank you so much,
    Xanthy Hogg

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  317. Amy Higashiyama says

    Hello! I am a First Year 5th grade Teacher in Utah. My students call me Mrs. H. I am starting my journey at a Title I elementary school in the heart of our city’s downtown district. Most of our students and their families are doing the best they can to merely survive, and we try to fill in the rest to help them feel like they can feel safety and support to begin to thrive. I greatly appreciate any help with getting our little room to feel more like a home to encourage everyone’s growth!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/TNQT6KHGCP2Z?ref_=wl_share

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  319. Jessica Greenwood says

    This will be my 21st year of teaching. After teaching 1st grade I will be moving to 4th grade. I work in a small, rural, Title I school. All of the materials I have bought and collected for 1st grade will not work in 4th grade. I am needing to build up a 4th grade classroom library. I want to make sure my 4th grade students have everything they need to be successful. My students and I appreciate any help. Thank you.

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2BT3J12OAFK6T/?ref_=lol_ov_le&filter=unpurchased&sort=default&viewType=grid

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  320. Lynne Gramlich says

    This is my 20th year teaching in a Title 1 School. I teach 7th grade intensive reading in Florida. This is an amazing idea to support the teachers. I always try and just fund what I need, but it’s getting harder and harder. This year the state has adopted new standards and I need to update my library with some books that align with the standards. Thank you so much for the support!!!!!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/25KTVXJ0XVK6H?ref_=wl_share

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  321. Olivia Secrest says

    Hi! My name is Olivia and I am a first-year ELA middle school teacher. I am teaching in a Title I school in Columbus, Ohio. I am so excited for this upcoming year and appreciate the generosity of anyone willing to help build my first classroom and support both my students’ and my own needs! My students deserve a classroom filled with diverse books, adequate and plentiful supplies, as well as some things just for fun! Thank you for this opportunity and support! 🙂

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  322. Cheryl Irwin says

    Hello! I am a 13 year veteran teacher. I teach 7th grade Math. I am blessed to always have the under privileged students in my classroom and wouldn’t change it for the world. However this means a lack of supplies for them. I am looking for help this year to make my classroom a better learning environment and to ensure my students have what they need.

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  325. Amber Kaltsas says

    My name is Amber, I’m a mom of 4 boys and I’ve been married for 17 years. Before the pandemic, I worked in the medical field. When my kids had to do virtual learning, I had to make the choice to give up my career so that we could keep their education a priority. When they went back to school, I decided to switch gears and work full-time for our school district.

    The 2022-2023 school year will be my first year teaching! I’ll be a third grade teacher. Im so excited to work in our community.

    I would be honored if you shared my Wishlist! The financial burden of starting a classroom on a first year teacher is huge, any help would be such a blessing.

    🖤 Amber Kaltsas – Rhodes ES, Las Vegas

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/131D8WNIUHOHI?ref_=wl_share

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  340. Brittany says

    My name is Brittany. I am going into my 9th year as a Special Education teacher. I am switching settings from Self Contained to ICT as well as switching from k/1 to 2nd grade. I teach in the Bronx at a Title 1 school and many kids come with nothing. Any and all help to make my classroom a home for my students and provide them with supplies is appreciated so so much!

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/ZM07WPR2WUYR?ref_=wl_share

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  343. Grace Baker says

    Hi! I am a first year first grade teacher at a rural title one school. 100% of our students receive free lunch and funding for things is slim. Thank you for all that you’re doing to support educators!!!

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  344. Lindsey Taylor says

    Hi, my wife is a 6th year teacher teaching kindergarten at Orange City Elementary and loves the job and helping to shape our future’s minds.
    She does so much for her class and the budget doesn’t even cover a quarter of it, help her help our future generations discover their love of learning!

    Thank you and bless all of the educators out there!

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  349. Julia Flint says

    I might be a little late to the party but my name is Julia Flint and I am a first grade teacher at a title 1 school in north west Florida. My students are so special to me! It’s my second year teaching at Holley Navarre Primary School! The items on my wish list will help me be the best teacher I can be for these kids!! I am super excited to focus on more STEM activities this year and a lot of the items on my list reflect that 🙂

    https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1787V8PXSZW4N?ref_=wl_share

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  350. Kimberly Henckel says

    I teach at a Title I school where 97% of my students are low socioeconomic. I am requesting help with phonemic awareness tools, books, behavioral supports and games to help maximize and support my student’s learning potential. Our families have limited resources to provide, as well as PTA funding for any extra …so I could use any amount of help in my classroom. Your help will help us make that happen! Thank you for your consideration.
    https://www.amazon.com/registries/custom/2U7JC2MQQOHVA/guest-view

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  356. Taylor Smith says

    Hi! I’m going into my fifth year of teaching in Pittsburgh, PA. This year, I will be transitioning from third grade reading to fourth grade special education, meaning I get to work with my babes for an extra year! While I’m SO excited about this, I’m trying to add some items to my classroom to make sure that I’m meeting the needs of all learners. Thank you so much for your help!

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  357. Eliana Menacho says

    Hi there! My name is Eliana Menacho and I am going to be teaching 3rd and 4th grade math and science this upcoming school year! This is my 7th year teaching, but my second year doing two grade levels at once. My school is title 1 in Garland, Texas and I work with students from all walks of life. My goal every year is to create a warm, safe and welcoming environment for students to have a constant home to come to daily, as they might not have this when they leave for the day. The items on my list are things that will be used to create fun, engaging activities and to motivate my students to learn as well, anything is appreciated. Thank you so much for your consideration!

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