1. A "Best Teacher" mug that usually sat on your teacher's desk and was full of pens and markers:
2. A 1980s electronic pencil sharpener (that also sat on your teacher's desk):
3. A set of cursive instructions at the top of the chalkboard:
4. These suckers, which never, ever stayed closed for long:
5. These cubes, which were supposed to help you learn math, but you used to build swords with:
6. This paste that you loved getting all over your fingers and then peeling off:
7. Glue sticks that you kept in your cubby hole, but really never did a good job of gluing things down:
8. These scissors that could barely cut through paper and just really hurt your hand:
9. A plastic movie or cartoon-themed lunch box, that came complete with a clunky-ass thermos:
10. A pencil pouch to store your pencils in in your backpack, which you usually stopped using after about the second week of school:
11. ~Cool~ bookmarks that helped make reading extra fun:
12. These pencil sharpeners that, um, really didn't sharpen your pencil at all:
13. These calculators and the yellow carrier for them:
14. These jump ropes which hurt like a bitch if you accidentally whipped yourself with them:
15. Kid Pix, which helped you create so, so many works of art during computer time:
16. Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?, which taught you so much about cities around the world without you even realizing it:
17. Brain Quest, which was maybe the second funnest thing to play in class (after Heads Up Seven Up, of course):
18. These, which you spent more time smelling and less time drawing with:
19. These helpful and colorful things that helped you write better (or so that's what we were all told):
20. A Lisa Frank or cartoon/TV show-themed three-ring binder (it ~showcased~ your personality):
21. These next-gen writing utensils, which seemed futuristic to your elementary school self at the time:
22. These pens, which all you did with was try to press all the colors down at once:
23. These Troll pencil toppers that actually made it hard to write with:
24. A collection of "fun" erasers that, um, actually didn't erase anything:
25. And finally, this board (with those damn red cards) that let the ENTIRE class know how you were doing:
