Zwipes Zippered Binder, $8
Kids will be sure to ace any organizational pop quiz with a handy zippered binder that keeps everything in its place. They can even jot down upcoming assignments or important dates on the cover and erase them later with the special pen that’s included. Available at Staples Business Depot,
Kooky Clickers Pens, $2 each
With super sized-bodies, wild hair and funny faces, your kids will never go back to basic pens once they get a hold of these. And, thanks to the handy clip atop each one, they’ll never lose them either. Available at Staples Business Depot,
JanSport backpack, $30 each
A backpack is essential for toting textbooks, lunches, gadgets and much more. Heavy-duty polyester construction stands up to weekly wear-and-tear, while the padded straps and back panel protect growing backs. Available at Staples Business Depot,
Vaultz Locking Pencil Box, $13 each
Pencils, erasers, and markers, oh my! Upgrade from a zippered pencil pouch to a snazzy steel-cornered case complete with lock and key. A mesh pocket provides optimal storage and keeps tools at their fingertips. Available at
Crayola Dry-Erase Activity Centre, $13
Practice makes perfect, but it’s not always fun. This portable multi-activity board combines learning activities with games, and could be the extra help your little one needs to master counting, the alphabet and other academic skills. Available at
and major retailers, like Zellers and Wal-Mart.
Spiderman Wallet, $11
With each new school year comes new responsibilities, like learning to take care of hard-earned cash. Give your guy (or gal) a place to keep their lunch money safe and sound. Available at Payless stores,
Sigg 0.4 liter water bottle, $25
Whether they’re in the classroom or on the field, active minds and bodies need regular H2O replenishment. Encourage children to stay hydrated with their very own pint-sized aluminum re-usable water bottle. Bonus: the bottle lining resists acids from fruit juice so all liquids will taste great, and the lids are leak-proof. For retailers, visit
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