Agreed on this one! We do clothes regularly and pack a bag to donate.

I like colorful caddies, pencil cases, magazine holders (for coloring and sticker books) for kids arts and crafts and markers. On a rolling caddy. Labeled folders for stickers and papers. Baskets for toys. We are in a Lego phase so that is challenging, using a basket and sealable container at the moment. One more tip is baking soda to clean pots and pans.

We do workbooks, worksheets and everything in between. I make it fun and part of our weekly activities. My daughter loves school and enjoys keeping her brain working over the summer. We also focus on lots of reading. Right now we are doing the summer reading challenge at our library and they have tasks, activities and small prizes so my daughter is super excited about it.

I liked Buy Buy Baby (I didn't have a Target near me). I found it easy to use, manage, make returns and exchanges. Plus they are so good about honoring coupons which is nice for people purchasing.

Same for me, I definitely spend a little more on closer friends. And I try to shop around a bit for the best price.

I also did Artkive, amazing!!! I picked my favorites, threw out the rest and made a book.

$5 for the first one and $2 for the 2nd one.

I agree. My 6 year old had a president obsession and so we got to learning about Hamilton and the other founding fathers. I let her listen to some of the songs and watch a few videos (like Tony Performances, etc) so she could see how amazing it was to have the story set to present day hip hop, but will save the full story for when she is older...(also disclaimer it was coming off months of homeschool/quarantine where anything that she showed interest in was worth trying).