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Check out this "School is Cool" collection of FREE back to school printables Lettering Delights created for us. I love the graphic vibe of this set. Plus, if you're throwing a back to school party for boys or older kids, this is a perfect collection.

What a lovely back to school alphabet printables collection from Anne at URinvited! I love the way it makes the world seem so small and connected. So sweet...

The collection includes: party circles, a "back to school" banner, tented cards, welcome sign, thank you tags, cupcake wrappers, and lunchtime notes.

Now that we're thinking about back to school at our house, I wanted to make something easy that the whole family would enjoy (including my daughter who is a very picky eater).  These take no time, are absolutely delicious, would work great at a party or as part of a yummy breakfast, and are just three ingredients. Also, while they taste great right out of the oven, they're still good and crispy the next day!

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More "back to school" coming your way with this collection of FREE Back to School printables designed by Yulia at Sarah Hope Designs. I've always loved school and this set makes me wish I could go back. :)

The collection includes an 8x10 welcome sign, cupcake toppers, water bottle labels, food/straw flags, welcome tags, book labels, and a "back to school" banner.

Can you believe school is almost here? My daughter starts kindergarten in three weeks! In celebration, check out these Back to School printables from Amy at Ellen + Bean. I just love the modern feel of the collection. And even if you're not throwing a back to school party, there are adorable lunch notes to print out and send in your kids' lunchboxes.

The set includes: party circles, tented cards, water bottle wrappers, cupcake wrappers, thank you tags, a "back to school" welcome sign, a "back to school" banner, and lunch notes (my favorite part).

I'm always looking for new variations on cake pops, so when I saw these donut hole apple pops at Christina S's Back to School Dinner, I needed to know how she made them.

Turns out they're quite quick to make (a nice alternative when you're in a rush), and look how much they add to a back to school celebration like Christina's.