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My boys start back to school the end of this month. This summer went so fast. As I’m getting them ready I’m thinking of what supplies they’ll need as well as what I’ll need to keep them (and me) organized. Shoplet.com has all the back to school, business, and office supplies you’ll need.
I received a few Avery products to review from Shoplet.com
My oldest son will be starting middle school this year. They already suggested to him to get a 3-ring binder with dividers and filler paper to take notes. They actually suggested that when I was in school too. I think it’s a great idea. You have 1 binder with filler paper use dividers to section off for each class you need to take notes in. Maybe you have one section for Geometry, one section for English, another for your science class, etc. Then you can add more paper as needed and removed old notes you don’t need anymore. You’ll need something durable though but something that can still fit in a locker.
Avery Flexi-View Round-Ring Presentation View Binder (AVE17686) is a good option. It works with your standard filler paper. It’s flexible so it will hold up to being shoved in a locker or crammed in a backpack. Another feature I like, there is a pocker in the front so they can make it their own. They can create a picture collage of friends, let loose with their artistic talent, or just title their binder their own way. There’s also a pocket in the back for storing homework or whatever.
To go along with the idea of the binder notebook you gotta use the Avery Ready Index Contemporary Table of Contents Divider (AVE11133) These bright colored and numbered tabs will make it easy to sort through subjects, find your recipes, or sort your coupons. The front page has a space to mark what is found at each tab so it’s easy to go directly to what you need. At a price of only $2.72 for these 8 dividers, it won’t break the bank either.
Avery Blank Printer-Compatible Tags with Strings (AVE22802) will make it easy for super moms to kick it up a notch when sending in school treats or party contributions. Avery makes it easy with free templates available on their site for all their customizable printer products. I tried out the templates myself. They have a number of designs to choose from or you can create your own.
Here’s my design while creating it on Avery.com and here’s how it turned out.
Cool, no? Just think of the possibilities. They have designs for holidays, birthdays, and every day. You could make to/from tags, create goody bags, and lots more with these. They also come with the strings.
Avery Round Easy Peel Labels (AVE22807) are round stickers you can customize. Maybe to label each of your book covers, create name labels for your stuff. Me, I created stickers with my blog button and website on them of course.
Last but not least we have the Avery Tri-Fold Brochure with Tear-Away Cards (AVE16152) This one is going to take a little more time for me to think about. I’ve honestly thought about making brochures for my blog but didn’t really know what info to put into it and who to cater them to. Would they be better for potential blog readers or for companies to tell them what I can do? Maybe both, like I said, I have to think about it. Avery again has templates for this product. It has tear away cards so you can include coupons, a business card, a QR code, or whatever you might think of to put on the tear away cards. At least when I do think of exactly what I want to put in my brochures, I’ll be able to do it quickly and easily with this product and the free template.
I LOVE that Avery offers free templates for all their products and make them easy to find on their site. You can find all these products at Shoplet.com too!
was a good option. When it was shipped to me there was a few pieces to put together but it was just the base that was in pieces because you have the option to use the extender or just the base. It also came with the batteries for the remote and the hardware you needed to put it together. It only took me about 10 minutes to put it together and figure out the settings thanks to the easy to ready instruction booklet.
