What's in the picture
- boy packing notebooks into his backpack
- lunchbox and water bottle with stars
- pencil case with a smiley
- pencils, ruler, glue stick and scissors
- picture reading "Hurra! Schulkind!"
- teddy bear on the shelf
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A boy packs his new school bag, with a lunchbox, pencil case, notebooks, pencils, a ruler and scissors laid out in front. Good for naming school supplies together.

Turn a favourite theme into a personalized book
With name, appearance, family, pets, or fantasy characters woven into the story.
The backpack, lunchbox and bottle all have a star. Color them the same so they look like a matching set, and use a sharp pencil for the ruler's fine marks.
Which school supply would you pack in your backpack first?
We create storybooks where your child starts school as the hero, with their name on every page.
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Medium · ages 4+
A girl waves goodbye to her mom while a boy steps off the school bus behind her. A welcome sign stands in front of the school. A gentle page for first-day goodbyes.
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Medium · ages 4+
Three pupils with backpacks walk across the zebra crossing next to a pedestrian sign. A good starting point for talking about a safe way to school.
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Medium · ages 4+
A big school cone with a bow, plus books, pencils, a lunchbox, an apple and a good-luck card for the first day. No characters, lots of clear shapes.
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Easy · ages 3+
A first grader writes A, B, C and 1, 2, 3 in a notebook, with the same letters on the board behind him. A nice match for practicing first letters.