School Supplies That Teachers Love vs. Hate

An honest teacher's review... 🤣 (with Honest Teacher Vibes)

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[annalisasauter]

I always preferred the notebooks with the coils, as they are much easier to keep open. Seriously! Whenever I received a non-coiled notebook, I needed to get my entire binder out in order to not lose my place in my notes.

[estherk]

I love her hitting the camera for the NO’s. Lol!

[KatTheLavaGirl]

Glitter is fun for 5 seconds, then afterwards, you’ll be finding glitter until the day you die! I was in a school play in 5th grade and they put glitter in my hair and I have thick, curly hair and I’m still finding glitter to this day

[southerngirljess]

I’m dead on the glitter quote, “Satan’s dandruff.” 😂😂😂 That is so true! I hate glitter so much! This was a very ACCURATE video!

[mischellyann]

I am not a teacher nor do I have children, but I love this woman.

[shalaywashington]

I love Ticonderoga pencils! They don’t mess up pencil sharpeners and they’re quick to sharpen hard to break.

[saragillihan]

Preach! I teach 4th grade, and I agree with everything you said. Due to many families being unable to provide requested school supplies for their children, my district started providing school supplies for all K-4 students, about 4 years ago. Supplies are chosen by grade level teams at each building, from a catalog of our warehouse. Crayola coloring supplies, Elmer's Glue STICKS and Ticondiroga pencils, all the way, baby!!!

[BusinessAnalyzer]

Nailed it - Expo dry erase markers! The ink "shatters" and falls off the whiteboard when erased. The other brands smear all over and turn your whiteboard into 50 shades of grey.

[joterry]

Only thing better than pre- sharpened pencils? TICONDEROGA pre-sharpened pencils! If only I had known about them when I was teaching!

[sidoniegabrielle]

my art teacher in high school spent about ten minutes of our first day telling us explicitly that she had a zero tolerance policy on glitter. she was more intense about it than a judge sentencing someone to life. i’m not even sure she said we’d be punished for it because i don’t think that she technically could have but we all walked away from it knowing that glitter will stay in a classroom long after we are all dead and gone and that it is a plague on every art room, every item of clothing, everything. that glitter is so impossible to remove, spilling it will leave a sparkly mess upon our soul, and by extension, hers. i wish i remembered her exact words but i will tell you i never saw ANYONE bring glitter into her classroom for the four years that i witnessed. she was the kindest woman in the world, really young, always bubbly and fun. but that glitter speech would strike fear into the hearts of serial killers. we loved her.

[angelawesneski]

Pre-sharpened pencils might be my favorite thing.

[beccajay]

You forgot about the extra long pencil box that doesn’t fit in any desks or lockers!!!!

[eowyn]

🤣🤣 LOVE the Iron Man reference! Nailed it too. They do sound like Iron Man tripping/falling when those huge bottles fall. What I also hate with a passion- mechanical pencils. It takes them 30 minutes to load those things. 😵‍💫

[pensword]

As a teacher, I absolutely love handheld pencil sharpeners. For those kids who insist they always need a perfectly sharpened pencil (which is most of them), it keeps them in their seats & working instead of whining and making noise at the pencil sharpener.

[ileeeenify]

We got those teeny tiny backpacks… when the kids are 3 and taking a change of clothes to day care. Makes them feel like a big kid. Definitely not for actual school.

[elaineplum]

I just wish crayola would lower their prices, so parents don’t have to buy the cheap stuff that breaks, gets torn, causes damage, etc.

[christinegreen]

Glitter glue!!! I would add anything scented or that lights up to the no list. There's something every year!

[michiganabigail]

Let’s clarify: this is definitely an elementary school teacher’s problems, and it sounds like she teaches 3rd graders or younger kids.

[bobbicovert]

I'm guilty of like 3 of these I'm sorry... I will redeem myself this year I promise. Awesome video and more importantly THANK YOU FOR BEING A TEACHER. We as parents leave the most precious things to us for you to teach and so much more. Thank you for all you do.💖

[joyceneville]

I was always careful with school supplies, getting my littles exactly what was on the list. But I live in NYS so the schools are not half defunded. I still remember my friend’s story, when her eldest started public kindergarten somewhere in the upper south, like Delmarva but not. She was given a crazy long list and meticulously put her child’s name on everything (she grew up in Maine, that’s what you do, right? Wrong) So the teacher removed the child’s name from everything that was supposed to be classroom supplies. 6 boxes of Kleenex for example, 6 rolls of paper towels… the child was in tears! When my friend talked to other parents she learned the truth. The teacher? Restructured her list to make it clear what should be labeled with the child’s name and what shouldn’t. It might be easier if we funded schools properly, but hey, that would make sense!