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 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
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.
Yes! Amazon will keep your address hidden for privacy, but it is required for us to get your items to you!
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!
Jeanette Huston
Saturday 25th of November 2023
Just started a new life skills class job this month with no supplies. Here is my Amazon teachers wish list. Prices vary. Anything is appreciated. #wishlist #teacherswishlist #clearthelist @ClearTheList2 @ClearTheList1 https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1BMTFG85KQUXV?ref_=wl_share
Sarah Garrison
Saturday 25th of November 2023
if you would like to support a young first year teacher 😊. I am a first generation college student and just got my first teaching job in 2nd grade at a title 1 school. any support helps. 💗
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3IN8G7850TMSF?ref_=wl_share
Hannah Dandoy
Friday 24th of November 2023
My name is Ms. Dandoy, and I am a 2nd grade teacher at a Title 1 school in Fayetteville, NC. This is my twelfth year teaching overall. Our school is located in a high poverty area. I know many of the students don't always look forward to the holidays or long breaks, and I wanted to do something special for them! I had a class pillowcase made for me when I was in first grade, and I still have it! I would like to give each of my students a pillowcase to be decorated with their classmates' handprints. I would really appreciate any help! Thank you for your time and consideration. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3GH13YSGEDIJS?ref_=wl_share
Justine Carufel
Wednesday 22nd of November 2023
Hi, I teach grades 6-8 music at an urban Title 1 Middle School in Providence, RI. My students are predominantly Latinx and almost all students qualify for free/reduced lunch. We are trying to grow our collection of classroom instruments and supplies so it will be 1:1 instead of 3 or 4 students sharing the few things we do have. Any donations help.
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1NKBC3SDQKIZ7?ref_=wl_share
Deborah Donovan
Friday 17th of November 2023
Hi. I'm Ms. Donovan of Wake Forest iSTEM Magnet Elementary School in Wake Forest NC. I'm the ESL teacher and instructional facilitator. I've been teaching here at our school for 11 years and teaching in Title schools for 17 years. We are a Title 1 school and we are in need of many supplemental texts for our EL curriculum. We believe it is this supplemental texts that help our students learn to love to read. Please support our cause of having complete sets in all of our classrooms. We appreciate any support greatly! Thank you!
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2A2SCIQAWJEJ6?ref_=wl_share