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The Curator: 12 best back-to-school deals to shop right now

Shop 12 back-to-school deals on lunch boxes, food jars, markers, notebooks and more from Bentgo, Thermos and Crayola to save before September.

The Curator: 12 best back-to-school deals to shop right now

As back-to-school season approaches, savvy shoppers are seeking the best deals to equip students with essential supplies without breaking the bank. The Curator, a trusted source for curated shopping recommendations, has compiled a list of 12 top back-to-school deals to help parents and students prepare for the upcoming academic year.

First on the list is the Quartet Plastic Frame Magnetic Whiteboard, priced at $9.99. This versatile and affordable whiteboard is perfect for organizing classroom notes and assignments.

Next up is the Kipling Seoul 15-Inch Laptop Backpack, available for $143.27. This stylish and spacious backpack offers ample room for laptops, books, and other school essentials, making it a must-have for students with busy schedules.

For those looking to stay organized, The Curator recommends colorful Crayola markers. These vibrant markers are a staple in every art supply kit, allowing students to express their creativity while staying on task.

Other noteworthy deals include insulated food jars from Thermos, perfect for packing healthy lunches and keeping beverages at the ideal temperature throughout the school day.

The Curator also highlights the importance of packing lunches and labeling water bottles to ensure students stay hydrated and nourished while at school.

With these practical and budget-friendly back-to-school deals, parents can tackle the September rush with ease, ensuring their children are well-prepared for the academic year ahead.

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