Remember when rediscovering the reassurance of school meant buying a few notebooks, a new box of crayons, and new shoes? If you wore a uniform to college, it is likely you got some of those too; if not, you have 1 or 2 new outfits. That’s it.
Well, times have changed. The production list now contains things that was previously furnished by the colleges – like scissors, glue and tissues. Every child wants a new backpack, notebooks, paper, pens (red, blue and black), glue sticks, ruler, tape, scissors, markers, folders as well as a calculator. When you have two children and you shop the sales, you may still end up spending more than $100.00 in supplies alone. Which doesn’t even count the modern clothes your son or daughter “has to have” or the fees that are required for art projects, lab costs, etc.
Don’t even get me moving on the supplies, including furniture and appliances, your youngster needs for college. Can it ever end?
Follow this advice for saving cash paint set in 2010.
1) Recycle – Check to see that which you have in the home. You probably have assorted crayons, markers, colored pencils, etc. lying around the house. Put these together in the pencil box and will save a couple of dollars.
2) Re-use – Kids think that last year’s backpack has got to go, but a quick trip with the washing machine may provide it new life.
3) Reduce – Does your child have a very notebook from last year which has three pages of written material in it and 77 blank pages left? Did you find this notebook within the trash can – or worse – the garbage? Now could be fun to debate waste and keeping it down by letting essentially the most use possible from every item.
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