Come Visit Our Exhibit! We are excited to announce that we will be attending more PTO Expos this year! We will be in two places near you this Winter! Bring your PTO friends and visit us! We look forward to meeting new faces and exchanging conversation with familiar ones! We will be sharing several new […]
Administrators: Mark Your Calendars!
A New Year. A New Feature. A new school year is in bloom. That means new agendas, new yearbooks, tickets, upcoming field trips, AND more! Parents and teachers are the masters of juggling a dozen tasks at once, for a while anyways. Running on autopilot can sure make the task of remembering quite challenging. We […]
THANKS-giving Crafts & Activities
What are you thankful for? The first Thanksgiving took place in the New World in 1621 where the autumn harvest was shared among Plymouth colonists and the Wampanoag Indians. Thanksgiving can be symbolized by many things including showing gratitude. Make learning fun and put a twist on your holiday season by adding family-fun crafts and […]
A Parents’ How to Guide
Another school year is in bloom. That means another agenda, another yearbook, another field trip… another day of work, another practice, another spirit week. How will you ever keep track of all of your purchases while juggling work, athletics/activities, meals, and homework!?! Don’t forget to feed Milo the family dog. Here at Pay4SchoolStuff we set […]
Pay4School YOUR Way
Our goal here at Pay4SchoolStuff is to continuously enhance the platform to meet all of your diverse needs… and we have been listening to your requests. We are happy to introduce to you some of the latest updates. Check out details on these features designed to help get you through the next school year – […]
Crayola Recycle Program
Looking for a fun way to get your children involved in Earth Day all year long? Gather your old plastic coloring and/or writing utensils and RECYCLE! The Crayola Recycle Program is free and easy to use. It was created in 2013 as part of the GoGreen Initiative as a result of their mass production. Each […]
High School Juniors: “Should I Take the ACT or the SAT
High School Juniors ask: “Should I take the SAT or ACT? Which is easier? Which is harder?” These are questions that most juniors in high school who are planning to attend a four year college after graduation would love a straightforward answer to, but it actually depends on what you find to be easy or […]
Five Fun St. Patrick’s Day Party Games for Kids
It’s time for the shamrock scramble, gold hunt and leprechaun tag. No, these aren’t the latest dance crazes, but rather the names of some fun St. Patrick’s Day games for kids. Play these and many more Irish games at your kids’ St. Patrick’s Day party or any celebration that calls for a green-y good […]
What Season is it Anyway?
Which Season Are You Experiencing? With the unseasonably warm winter on the east coast and much of the country this year, we hear lots of folks trying to figure out which season of the year they’re actually experiencing. Needless to say, the mild temperatures can be disorienting. Deciding which short sleeve shirt or light jacket to […]
How Parents and Teachers Can Work Together For Powerful Learning Outcomes
PARENTS ARE THE FIRST TEACHERS When kids are young, it can feel like they need constant care (which they do!), but babies and toddlers are also building the architecture in their brains that will serve them throughout childhood. Parents have a unique opportunity to help their toddlers develop the emotional intelligence that will aid them […]
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