ITEM DONATIONS
Lindsey Birthday Book Club
For your child’s birthday, consider celebrating their love of reading by donating to the Lindsey Elementary Library. All books donated have a bookplate placed in them with your child’s name and birthday. Your child will be the first to check out the book and enjoy special recognition during Library time! For more information or to donate a book, click here to complete the form and join the club!
Greeting Cards for 5th Grade
Every year, the fifth graders create a holiday project using the fronts of greeting cards. If you have any holiday cards or greeting cards that you are going to discard, or no longer need, please bring them in to school. Only the fronts are needed, so it is fine if the cards have been used. Thank you so much for your help with this project!
School Clinic Donations
Our clinic dispenses bags of ice for bruises, cuts, insect bites, etc. The cost of purchasing ice bags is prohibitive. The clinic uses about a box of Ziploc bags per week. For sanitary reasons the bags are not reused. It would help the clinic supply budget if families were willing to donate one box of snack or sandwich size Ziploc bags. If you are able to do so, please send a box to the clinic. Boxes of tissues, Clorox wipes and Dixie cups are always appreciated as well. Thank you in advance for assisting the clinic!
STEM Supplies
Please donate any of the following supplies for STEM projects throughout the year. Donations can be dropped off in the library or sent to your child’s classroom. Thank you for supporting the STEM program!
- LEGO
- Lids of any size
- Plastic containers
- Small boxes
- Cardboard tubes
- Twisty ties
- Metal washers
- Packing materials
- Plastic pizza tables
- Cardboard
- Old CDs
- Corks
- Pringles cans
- Pie tins
- Small plastic tubs
- Buttons
- Pennies
- Coffee filters
- Toothpicks
- Q-tips
- Paper or plastic plates/bowls/cups
- Plastic silverware
- Cotton balls
- Straws
- Clothespins
- Popsicle sticks
- Coffee stirrers
- Aluminum foil
- Rubber bands
- Tape
- Pipe cleaners
- Plastic baggies
- String or yarn
- Beads
