school supplies

watercolour

a paint made from pigments suspended in water. It is often used for artistic purposes, known for its translucency and ability to create soft washes of color.

thumbtack

a small pin with a sharp point and a broad, flat head, used for fastening papers to a board or wall.

textbook

a book containing detailed information and educational content, usually used in schools for study purposes.

test tube

a cylindrical glass or plastic container used in laboratories for mixing, heating, or storing small amounts of liquids.

tape measure

a flexible ruler used to measure distance or length, often used in construction and crafting.

stencil

a piece of card, plastic, metal, etc. into which shapes have been cut, used to draw or paint patterns onto a surface or for lettering. Stencils are often used in art and craft projects to create consistent designs.

stapler

a small device that you can hold in your hand or use on a table to push staples through pieces of paper

staple remover

a tool used to remove staples from paper easily without damaging the material.

set square

a tool used in geometry and technical drawing, featuring a triangular shape, to draw accurate angles and lines.

scotch tape

a transparent adhesive tape used for holding, joining, or repairing materials like paper and cardboard.

scissors

a cutting tool with two sharp blades that pivot to cut paper, fabric, or other materials.

ruler

a straight tool used to measure length or draw straight lines, often marked with units of measurement.

Ribbon

a decorative narrow strip of fabric, often used for tying or embellishing gifts and art projects.

Protractor

a tool used to measure and draw angles, typically marked in degrees.

Post-it note

a small piece of paper with a re-adherable strip of glue on the back, used for temporarily attaching notes or reminders.

pin

a small, pointed piece of metal or plastic used to fasten items together, often used in crafts or sewing.

pencil

a writing instrument consisting of a thin stick of graphite or a similar substance encased in wood or plastic, used for drawing or writing.

Pencil Sharpener

a device used to sharpen the writing tip of a pencil by shaving away the outer material.

Pencil Case

a container used to hold and organize pencils, pens, and other writing utensils.

Pen

a writing instrument that uses ink for writing or drawing, typically with a metal or plastic ballpoint or nib.

Paper

a material made from cellulose pulp, used for writing, printing, and drawing.

Paper fastener

a device used to hold sheets of paper together, commonly in the form of a paper clip or staple.

Paper Clip

a small device made of metal or plastic that is bent into a shape to hold multiple sheets of paper together.

Palette

a flat surface used for mixing paints or pigments, commonly used by artists.

Paint

a colored substance used for applying color to a surface, typically composed of pigments suspended in a liquid medium.

Paintbrush

a tool with bristles, used for applying paint to a surface. Artists use various types and sizes of paintbrushes for different effects.

Notebook

a bound collection of paper pages used for writing, drawing, or taking notes. Notebooks come in various sizes and formats for different purposes.

Map

a visual representation of an area, showing physical features, cities, roads, and other landmarks. Maps are used for navigation and geographical reference.

Magnifying Glass

a convex lens mounted in a frame that enlarges the appearance of objects. Often used for detailed examination of text or small items.

highlighter

a bright-colored marker used to emphasize text or important information. Highlighters come in various colors and are commonly used in studying and organizing notes.

Glue

a sticky substance used for joining materials together. It is commonly used in arts and crafts, as well as for repairing items.

globe

a spherical representation of Earth or a celestial body, often used for educational purposes to teach geography and spatial awareness.

Flash card

a card containing information on both sides, often used as a study aid for memorization of concepts, terms, or definitions.

File Holder

a container used to organize and store documents, papers, or files, often designed with pockets or compartments for easy access.

File cabinet

a piece of furniture with drawers or compartments used for storing files and documents in an organized manner.

Felt pen

a type of pen that uses a felt tip to apply ink, typically used for writing, drawing, or marking.

Rubber

a flexible material widely used for making items like erasers, stamps, and rubber bands.

Duster

a cleaning tool with a handle and soft fibers used to remove dust from surfaces.

Dossier

a collection of documents or files that provide detailed information about a particular subject or individual.