College Finals Care Package
College finals are around the corner. It's almost time to get our college students back from their second homes. But before they can come home, they have to endure a week of tests. Send them a college finals care package to help them through the week.
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College Finals Care Package
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Help them light up their tests with a new study highlighter.
Keep them rollin' toward their goals with a bag of Tootsie Rolls (or Rolos, if they perfer).
Popcorn is a great care package item. It's filling and not too unhealthy.
The end of the semester is a good time to replenish some necessary supplies. Don't want them going to finals in dirty clothes!
A box with fun encouraging messages tops it off. Put more of their favorites under the cute, labeled items.
How to Mail Your Care Packages:
I recommend Medium Flat Rate boxes from the post office. The boxes are free. You can pick them up before you make your boxes. They cost $13.60 to mail regardless of the weight. The Printable box decorations (available in the subscriber's library) fit these boxes. Subscribe below to receive the password.
I make all of my Care Package decorations and labels with Pic Monkey.
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This is a great idea. I need to put something together for my college kiddo.
I worked with college students before becoming a SAHM, and I know that these sorts of things are so well appreciated! Great ideas to encourage those that are “out of the house”, but not quite on their own yet!