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School Supplies: 1-Subject Notebook, 2-Pocket Folder, 24-Pk Crayola Crayons
$0.50 Each
$2.99
& More w/ 2% SD Cashback + Free Curbside Pickup
Staples has various School Supplies on sale listed below with prices starting from $0.50. Additionally, earn 2% in Slickdeals Cashback is available for this store (PC extension required, before checkout). Select free curbside pickup where stock permits, otherwise, shipping is free with Staples Base+ Level Membership (free 3-Month trial) or on orders of $25 or more.
Thanks to Slickdeals Deal Hunter Rokket & community member SUCHaDEAL [Discuss] for posting this deal.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary.
Example Deal(s)
Thanks to Slickdeals Deal Hunter Rokket & community member SUCHaDEAL [Discuss] for posting this deal.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary.
Example Deal(s)
- Staples Manual Pencil Sharpener (Assorted Colors) $0.50
- Staples 2-Pocket Presentation Folder with Fasteners (Green) $0.50
- TRU RED Composition Notebook, 7.5" x 9.75" (Wide Ruled, 80 Sheets, Assorted Colors) $0.50
- 12-Pack Staples Cap Erasers (Pink) $0.50
- Staples 1-Subject Notebook, 8" x 10.5" (College Ruled, 70 Sheets) $0.50
- Staples Poly 2-Pocket School Folder (Assorted Colors) $0.50
- 24-Pack Crayola Crayons $0.50
- 12-Pack Crayola Colored Pencils, Assorted Colors $0.97
- 10-Pack Crayola Classic Kid's Markers (Fine Point, Assorted) $0.97
- Staples Standard 1" 3-Ring View Binder(White) $1.88
- & More
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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- About this Deal:
- Offer valid through 7/10/21 or while supplies last.
- About this Store:
- Staples Return Policy can be found here
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Edited July 4, 2021
at 10:02 PM
Staples has school supplies on sale from $0.50, see items and prices below. Select free store pickup where available; otherwise, shipping is free with a new Staples Rewards account or $25+ orders. Slickdeals cashback is available for this store, see instructions below.
Available deals:
Available deals:
- Staples Manual Pencil Sharpener [staples.com] (Assorted Colors) $0.50
- Staples 2-Pocket Presentation Folder with Fasteners [staples.com] (Green) $0.50
- TRU RED Composition Notebook, 7.5" x 9.75" [staples.com] (Wide Ruled, 80 Sheets, Assorted Colors) $0.50
- 12-Pack Staples Cap Erasers [staples.com] (Pink) $0.50
- Staples 1-Subject Notebook, 8" x 10.5" [staples.com] (College Ruled, 70 Sheets) $0.50
- Staples Poly 2-Pocket School Folder [staples.com] (Assorted Colors) $0.50
- 24-Pack Crayola Crayons [staples.com] $0.50
- 12-Pack Crayola Colored Pencils, Assorted Colors [staples.com] $0.97
- 10-Pack Crayola Classic Kid's Markers [staples.com] (Fine Point, Assorted) $0.97
- Staples Standard 1" 3-Ring View Binder [staples.com](White) $1.88
- & More Deals [staples.com]
Created 07-04-2021
at 08:01 PM
by Rokket | Staff
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Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
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And of course, there are the people in society who really have no clue how to save money. I mean, I read an article from USA Today on how to save money on grocery shopping and the tip was "To cut your grocery costs, the simplest approach is to learn the sales cycle. Typically, items go on sale about every six to eight weeks. When an item you often use has a price drop, don't just buy one -- buy enough to last until it goes on sale again. If you eat one frozen pizza a week and it hits rock-bottom prices every six weeks, buy six to stick in your freezer when it's on sale so you never have to pay full price."
Yep, USA Today believes there are actually people who can't figure that out on their own.
https://www.usatoday.co
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Do I make a new account
Do I make a new account
Do I make a new account
That sucks. I guess I'll create new junk accounts each buy. Or just not buy.
Depends on the item, I personally stocked up on the $0.50 crayola crayons, $0.50 sharpeners, $1.00 pencil cases because those are the lowest I have seen shipped in some time. I added some $1.00 crayola colored pencils and $1.00 crayola markers to reach free shipping. But in general I agree, I have seen notebooks and other items cheaper before. All of these items (especially the crayola items) are similarly priced at Walmart, but Walmart doesn't have all the items I wanted in stock for shipping.
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FOX Phoenix went to a teacher's rally in 2016. A father of one of the teachers said that his daughter had borrowed over $12,000 from him, over 5 years, for school supplies for her students. And he actually believed it.
It's sad you had to take time out of your day just to hate on teachers.
Great deal, repped.
FOX Phoenix went to a teacher's rally in 2016. A father of one of the teachers said that his daughter had borrowed over $12,000 from him, over 5 years, for school supplies for her students. And he actually believed it.
And of course, there are the people in society who really have no clue how to save money. I mean, I read an article from USA Today on how to save money on grocery shopping and the tip was "To cut your grocery costs, the simplest approach is to learn the sales cycle. Typically, items go on sale about every six to eight weeks. When an item you often use has a price drop, don't just buy one -- buy enough to last until it goes on sale again. If you eat one frozen pizza a week and it hits rock-bottom prices every six weeks, buy six to stick in your freezer when it's on sale so you never have to pay full price."
Yep, USA Today believes there are actually people who can't figure that out on their own.
https://www.usatoday.co
Great deal, repped.