2022-23 School Year is Around the Corner.... Are You Ready?

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Happy Monday Beautiful People!

It is already the 1st of August and school is literally just around the corner. We are very excited about this school year and are also very blessed to be able to homeschool as well. Do you have all the supplies you need for your school needs? If you are a homeschooler for the first time this year you may wonder what types of school supplies are needed. You are in luck (depending on what kind of homeschooling) you are doing. For instance, if you are a family that has opted to stay fully remote with your local school district, your school supplies may already be supplied for you. (Check your local school district).

On the other hand, you may be fully homeschooling, and this is your very first time, as I mentioned above. In this case, purchase only what you need for the age(s) of your children. Below I will give you a typical homeschool school supply list for ALL ages:

1. Pencils

2. Markers

3.Crayons

4. Colored Pencils

5.Calculators

6.Library Cards (Check your local library for assistance)

7. Headphones

Other Types of Homeschool/Remote Resources:

Lessons and Worksheets

Online Books and Reading

Save Money on School Supplies at Dollar Stores Nearby

Have a fantastic school year and stay safe!

~MomAdvocate

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