Rewind·Posted on Feb 2, 2018Every Millennial Will Immediately Recognize These 21 Elementary School SmellsThe nose definitely knows.by Connor DunlapBuzzFeed StaffLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail 1. Livestrong bracelets — aka the empowering scent of elementary school activism: View this photo on Instagram 2. Eraser crumbs — aka the rubbery scent of all your mistakes: 3. Scented markers — aka the delicious smell of fresh fruit: 4. Gushers — aka the intoxicating smell of lunchtime currency: View this photo on Instagram 5. Sunny D — aka the tangy scent of lunchtime jealousy: 6. Chocolate milk — aka the smell of childhood hydration: 7. Crayola crayons — aka the waxy smell of your artistic masterpieces: 8. Goosebumps books — aka the soggy, musty smell of all your childhood fears: View this photo on Instagram 9. Play-Doh — aka the salty, floury, somewhat plastic-like scent of first grade recess: 10. Lego bricks — aka the smell of a busy childhood construction site: 11. Pencil shavings — aka the actual smell of childhood nostalgia: 12. Construction paper — aka the messy, pulpy smell of making a Valentine's Day card for everyone in your class: 13. Recorders — aka the cumulative smell of third grade, plastic, and trapped saliva: 14. Parachute day in gym class — aka the smell of fun, teamwork, and friendship: 15. Every other day in gym class — aka the smell of fear, sweat, and kids who don't wear deodorant: 16. Scholastic Book Fairs — aka the wonderful smell of freshly bound adventures: 17. Pinnies — aka the silky, staticky, kinda sweaty smell of being picked for a team: 18. Chalkboards — aka the dusty smell of an incredibly long day: 19. Overhead projectors — aka the slightly concerning smell of burning lightbulbs: 20. Lunchables — aka the smell of the world's best pizza: 21. And finally, grade school fads — aka the desperate smell of a fading fad just as you finally saved up enough money to actually buy in: