2024 - 2025 Classroom Wishlists

Each year, I like to highlight a few teachers' classroom wish lists as a way to help other teachers get ideas of things they might be forgetting for their own rooms.  This year, I chose 8 teachers from those who filled out the form that was posted a few weeks ago.  Check out their lists and see what items you may need on your own classroom wish list!
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​Erica Joslin

5th Grade -- Bartlett Elementary
Classroom Theme: Camping/Outdoors

"​This will be my 18th year teaching in my hometown in Michigan. My wishlist is normally a base for me to store items I'd like to purchase for my room when I earn giftcards and such to support our classroom."

Buy Something for Erica

Joyce Wells-Mann

2nd Grade -- Edinburg Elementary
Classroom Theme: Simply Safari

"I wish my students to work where they are comfortable and can do their best. I’m trying to get some flexible seating options."

Buy Something for Joyce

Nicole Holguin

4th Grade -- Laura Bush Elementary
Classroom Theme: Farmhouse

"I'm teaching all subjects in a title 1 school."

Buy Something for Nicole

Amy Haynes

6th Grade ELA -- Ewing Middle
Classroom Theme: Bright Colors

"We do have everything we need. Our wishlist is just wishes!"

Buy something for Amy

Darcy Hassing

9th - 12th -- Lakeview High School
Classroom Theme: Coffee House Vibe

"I teach a journalism classes. In fact I'm teaching new ones this year and many of the supplies I need are for those classes the books on my list for AP class."

Buy Something for Darcy

Camila Boyd

High School Math -- Jalen Rose Leadership Academy
Classroom Theme: Pastels

"​This year I am going to a new school and so I have to start over on a lot of my classroom things. Often times, I feel like high school classrooms get overlooked, but I want my classroom to be inviting. Being at a new school means I have to show my news students who I am and that I’m a safe person. I want from the moment they walk into my room, to know that me and my classroom are a safe space. I want them to know that they are loved, welcomed, and wanted in my classroom ."

Buy something for Camila

Michelle Jacobs

5th Grade -- Grandview Elementary
Classroom Theme: Shades of Turquoise and Aqua

"​I’m always trying to create a calm and peaceful setting for my students where they will feel safe and welcome."

Buy Something for Michelle

Katherine Richardson

5th Grade -- Botsford Elementary
Classroom Theme: Bright Colors - Polka Dots

"​I am super organized and love to make my classroom a welcoming space."

Buy something for Katherine