yesterday, I showed you the best school supplies I found at Wal-Mart for less than 20 bucks.

And then the day before, I showed you my favorite school supply finds at Dollar Tree for less

than 20 bucks. And today, today is the last video, I'm going to show you all of the coolest

school supplies I found at Target for less than 20 bucks. So this goes to show, you don't

have to have a really big budget to find like awesome school supplies. You can still shop

on a $20 budget and get awesome stuff.

So at the end of this video, I'm going to start a giveaway, a donation giveaway to give

all the school supplies I've shown in these three videos to one person that's going back

to school this season. And the way it's going to work is I'm going to put a link in the

description of this video that you can fill out if you are interested or you know somebody

who could use the school supplies. Just put your name, email, and then reason why you

think like you need the school supplies or you know somebody who could use the school

supplies. So yeah, that's how it's going to work. So let me show you exactly what I found

at Target.

OK. So the first I found at Target was this aqua blue binder. It's one and a half inches.

It's made by Avery and it was actually on sale for $3. It was regularly $4 I think.

But what I like about it was how the rings are on the back spine as opposed to the center

spine. So a lot of binders you see especially the ones that are like decorative or have

a pattern on the outside, they have rings that are on the middle spine. So you kind

of want to avoid that because the papers kind of get caught and stuff and they're hard to

turn especially when you open and close the binder. So look for rings that are on the

back spine. So yeah, so $3 was I thought was a great price and I like the color. They had

lots of other pretty colors and stuff.

All right. Let me just line that up before we continue. OK. So the next thing I found

was a gusseted binder pocket. So I originally showed this in my warranties and manual binder

for holding like manuals and stuff. But I feel like it's a great addition to the school

binder for holding pockets of paper or extra paper or your composition notebook or regular

notebook or something.

But anyways, Target sells them for $1.19, which is a great price. I forget how much

they are at Staples but I think they're more expensive than $1.19. So Target is the place

to get them. But Target sells them in clear, purple, red, green, blue. Yeah, I think that's

it. But yeah, this is great and it was $1.19.

OK. The next thing I found was this bright orange notebook. Now, this was a $1.50. It

was a little bit more expensive than $0.17 from yesterday's Wal-Mart haul but target

actually had no books for $0.17 also. But I feel like, I don't know, I really liked

this one. It has a nice hard cover and the lines are dark, there's perforation on the

edges and stuff and I really like the color. I feel like, I don't know, bright orange is

just fun and you could put stickers on it to decorate it or you could draw one or something.

OK. So the next thing I found was a pack of lined paper for $0.82. So if you watched yesterday's

Wal-Mart haul, this was the same thing, the same brand, the same amount of paper and the

same price. So Target and Wal-Mart are the best places to get lined paper because they

have the best prices.

OK. Next thing I found was a fun black and white polka dot composition notebook for $0.75.

So Target actually had composition notebooks for $0.50. Yeah, they are $0.50 but this one

had a little bit of a thicker cover and it had fun patterns and stuff. So I was like,

"OK. Well, if I only have 20 bucks, I think I'll splurge and spend the extra quarter and

get the nicer composition notebook." And then I felt like you could always color in these

white polka dots with your markers and just make it like more colorful. So yeah, so we

splurged and we spent the extra quarter to get the fun composition notebook.

I found these in the dollar bin. These are so fun. They're sticker labels that say, "Hello.

My name is," and they have them in five different fun colors. And I just feel like you can put

like one of them on each thing like one on your notebook, one on your composition notebook

and stuff.

And so, if you lose something, people can return it to you because it's labeled. And

these are just fun and colorful and you can like color-coordinate the labels with what

you're labeling. So if I was going to label this orange notebook, I would probably put

the purple, "Hello my name is," because purple and orange look nice together. So that was

a dollar and I found them in the bin right when you walk inside Target.

OK. So next thing I found was this mini size composition notebook. And I saw this and I

was like, "Oh, this is so cute. I've never seen a mini size composition notebook." And

immediately I was like, "Well, what am I really going to use this for? I only have 20 bucks.

Do I really need to spend $1.99 on this?" But then I was thinking, I got everything

else I needed and I was like, "OK. I guess I can splurge on this." And I figured I would

keep it, if I was in school, I would keep it in the pocket in the bottom of your backpack

for like quick notes like if you just need a quick sheet of paper, you just pull this

out and you write your notes.

OK. So next thing I got was a 5-pack of post-it notes in fun pastel colors. Now, the reason

why I got pastel colors and I actually looked for the pastel colors is because sometimes

if you have like a lighter pen like a red pen and you write on a dark bight post-it

note, it doesn't always show up because the ink is kind of light and the paper is dark

but if you have a nice light pastel post-it note like any color ink will show fine and

it won't like mask what you're trying to write.

So this was $2.79. It was a little bit more expensive than the Target Up & Up brand. But

they were actually out of the Target brand. So I probably would have gone the Target brand

if they had them.

OK. So next, I found a 2-pack of yellow pen Sharpie Highlighters for $0.88. I feel like

$0.88 was the sell price. I'm not really sure. But I think this was the sell price. I don't

think it was originally $0.88 but I feel like that was a really good deal compared to all

the other Sharpie brand highlighters. And I love the yellow ones so two to a pack was

such a great find.

OK. So next, I bought 2-pack of Pentel RollerGel pens for $3.69. I feel like I totally splurged

on these considering this was the most expensive thing that I bought at Target. But like I

said in yesterday's Wal-Mart haul, I feel like you just don't want to go cheap with

the pens since you're using the pen all day long for taking notes and doing your homework

and just writing in general. So that's why I spent a little bit more on these nice pens.

OK. So the last thing I got was a 10-pack of colorful Ticonderoga pencils. Now, this

brand, Ticonderoga is new to me. I've always like - recently I've seen it in the stores

and recently I've read about it but it never really caught my eye before until I just keep

seeing it everywhere and then I did my own research and tried out the pencil and it's

like the best wooden pencil. I wish I would have known about these when I was in school.

I always use mechanical pencils.

But if I was going to school, I would totally get these because they just write really smoothly

and they have a nice clean eraser. And this brand makes fun, colorful colors only sold

at Target like you can see here. Let me try and zoom here. It says right there. Can you

see that? It says, "Only at Target." So you can't find them at the grocery store or other

places. At least, I've never seen them.

And so, this was $2.89. So it was a little bit more expensive than your traditional yellow

wooden pencil. But like I said, if I was going to school, I would spend the extra money to

get the colorful pencils and then go cheap in other areas like getting the not so nice

highlighters or notebook or something. So yeah, so those were the pencils.

OK. So that's everything I found at Target. The total amount spent was $20.56 so I was

over by $0.56. Now, if I wanted to be under budget, I probably would have pulled out the

pink mini composition notebook just because I feel like that's like a nice to have, not

really a need to have. Like I could really only think of one purpose for it. And I really

don't need that. So I would have pulled that out to be like a dollar and a half under budget.

Now, the two things that I don't have here that I didn't find at Target with dividers

and a pencil case. I don't know if I went at a bad time but they just didn't have any

dividers that I was really crazy about. And the pencil cases, I know they have a good

selection. They just didn't have any that I really wanted to get that was under $2 that

if I would have found it, I would have replaced it with this. But I just didn't see one.

So anyways, that is everything I found at target. I hope you found this video helpful.

If you missed part 1 and part 2 of this back to school supply haul, you can check them

out on my channel. I basically did the same thing you see here but I spent $20 at Dollar

Tree then I spent $20 at Wal-Mart. Anyways, I will link them below and you can check them

out.

If you want more back to school organizing videos, you can check out my website at Alejandra.TV

and I will see you soon. Bye! 3