Hi guys. Time flies.  Now It's almost time for students to returning school. Do you know how to get fully prepared for upcoming back-to-school essentials? Don't worry,  I got you guys a shopping checklist for each school level's students. Let's check it out. 

Preschool 

• 1 art smock
• Change of clothes for spills or accidents
• 2 freezer packs for lunch boxes
• 1 lunch bag or lunch box
• Packaged hand wipes (slip them into lunch boxes for wiping dirty hands before snack time)
• Packaged snacks (healthy choices include pretzels, nuts—if allowed—and dried fruit)
• Plastic crayon keeper or box to store craft projects
• Plastic drink container with flip top to stop spills before they happen
• Pocket tissue packs
• Resealable gallon-sized plastic bags for taking home craft projects
• Shoes with slip-proof soles to prevent hallway spills
• Small umbrella

Elementary school 

• 1 art smock
• 1 backpack large enough to fit a lunch box, folders, and supplies
• 1 box of crayons (16-count)
• 1 pack of washable markers (8-count)
• 1 bottle of glue (8 ounces)
• 4 glue sticks
• 2 freezer packs for lunch boxes
• Packaged hand wipes (slip them into lunch boxes for wiping dirty hands before snack time)
• Hooded waterproof jacket for drizzly days on the playground
• 1 large pink eraser
• 1 lunch bag or lunch box
• 4 No. 2 pencils
• Packaged snacks (healthy choices include pretzels, nuts—if allowed—and dried fruit)
• Plastic crayon keeper or box to store craft projects
• Plastic drink container with flip top to stop spills before they happen
• Plastic toolbox to store scissors, glue, and other supplies
• 4 folders with pockets
• Pocket tissue packs
• 1 pair of safety scissors
• Shoes with slip-proof soles to prevent playground accidents
• 1 small pencil sharpener
• Small umbrella
• Resealable gallon-sized plastic bags for taking home craft projects

Middle School 

• Agenda or planner to keep track of homework assignments
• Backpack
• Binder dividers
• 1 binder per subject
• Compass (one without a sharp metal point will be the safest)
• 1 folder per subject for handouts
• 2 highlighters in different colors
• 1 pack of No. 2 pencils (12-count)
• Loose-leaf paper (wide-ruled)
• Pens
• Protractor
• Ruler
• Mini stapler
• 1 three-subject spiral notebook
• Zip drive or USB drive to save work done on home and school computers

High School 

• Agenda or planner to keep track of homework assignments
• Backpack
• Binder dividers
• 1 binder per subject
• 1 folder per subject for handouts
• Calculator, if allowed
• 2 highlighters in different colors
• 1 pack of No. 2 pencils (12-count)
• Loose-leaf paper (college-ruled or wide- ruled)
• 2 packages of 1/4-inch graph paper
• Pens
• Ruler
• Mini stapler
• 1 three- or five-subject spiral notebook
• Zip drive or USB drive to save work done on home and school computers

(Source is from: realsimple.com )