Best Target School Supply Deals | Notebooks & Crayons from 25¢ + More
We’re sharing the best sales of the week on Target school supplies!
Hoping to save some money on school supplies? Back-to-school shopping is now underway at Target, where you’ll find deals on school supplies starting at just 25¢! This week, we’re seeing markdowns on everything from crayons to pens, erasers, and more.
For a limited time only, head on over to your local Target where they’re offering a vast selection of school supplies on sale! While some of these items can be purchased online, they’re not all available for shipping, so you’ll want to shop in-store if possible for the best selection.
Check out these hot sales on Target school supplies:
Mondo Llama 24-Count Classic Colors Crayons
Only 25¢ (regularly $1.25)
Mondo Llama 12-Count Colored Pencils
Only 50¢ (regularly $1.50)
Crayola Classic Broad Line Markers 10-Count
Only 99¢ (regularly $2.39)
Crayola Crayons 24-Count
Only 50¢ (regularly $1.39)
Norcom 1-Subject Wide-Ruled Notebook
Only 25¢
Unison Ruled Composition Notebook
Only 50¢
Norcom Wide or College-Ruled 175-Sheet Filler Paper
Only 99¢
Up & Up 500-Count White Letter Printer Paper
Only $3.99
Up & Up 2-Pocket Portfolios with Prongs
Only 50¢ (regularly 55¢)
Texas Instruments TI-30XIIS Scientific Calculator
Only $11.97 (regularly $17.99)
Up & Up 12″ Wood Ruler
Only 25¢ (regularly 49¢)
Up & Up Pencil Sharpener
Only 49¢
Up & Up 8pk #2 Wood Pencils
Only 50¢
Up & Up Smudge-Free Erasers 2-Pack
Only 49¢
Elmer’s Disappearing Purple Washable Glue Sticks 2-Pack
Only 50¢ (regularly $1.19)
Elmer’s Washable School Glue 4oz Bottle
Only 50¢ (regularly 99¢)
Sterilite Pencil Box
Only 99¢ (regularly $1.19)
Sharpie Chisel-Tip Multicolor Highlighters 3-Pack
$1.99 (regularly $2.49)
Fiskars Kids 5″ Blunt or Pointed Tip Scissors
Only $1.49 (regularly $1.99)
Papermate Ballpoint Pens 20-Pack Ballpoint Pens Capped Write Bros 1.0mm $1.99 (regularly $2.69)
Buy 1 Get 1 25% Off
Final cost $3.48 – just $1.74 per pack!
Up & Up 100ct 3″ x 5″ Ruled Index Cards
As low as 49¢
Texas Instruments TI-84+CE Graphing Calculator
Only $119.99 (regularly $149.99)
Casio FX-9750 Graphing Calculator
Only $44.99 (regularly $59.99)
Here are a few tips for saving time & money when buying school supplies at Target:
1. Use Ibotta to get cash back on your school supply purchases.
If you’re not already an Ibotta user, be sure to download their FREE mobile app to earn cash back on your in-store and online purchases from Target.
For a limited time, you can also score up to $20 in FREE Back To School Offers when you create a new account here and start redeeming offers. It’s such an easy way to get rewarded for your back-to-school shopping!
2. Pay with your Target Red Card.
Save an extra 5% on your Target purchases when you pay with your Red Card both in-store AND online! Target RedCard holders also get FREE 2-day shipping on most items from Target.com with no minimum purchase plus a ton of other Target RedCard member perks.
3. Take advantage of Target Circle offers.
Target Circle is a FREE loyalty program that makes it easy to save money whether you’re shopping in-store or online. Pay close attention to your Target Circle offers in the coming weeks, as it’s expected we’ll start to see special offers for school supplies and other related items for the back-to-school season!
Head on over here to read more about Target Circle and learn how we use it to save on our Target purchases year-round!
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Thanks! These are great prices to stock up for Christmas shoeboxes!
You’re so welcome! Great idea!
How is this brand compared to crayola?
I wondered that as well. Based on a quick search, it’s one of Target’s new house brands and was just announced in March. There are a few YouTube reviews on some of the offerings. Hip Team – maybe a Crayola/Mondo Llama comparison for basic school supplies would be a good post. And at back-to-school prices it wouldn’t be that expensive to produce.
Thanks for the request! I have passed that along to the team!
As a teacher I can tell you they are NOT equal to Crayola. They are a step up from a dollar tree item, but not by much. The crayons are very waxy, they break easily. The markers don’t last long before losing ink. I’ve specficially asked parents NOT send them this year.
Thanks. I was at Target last week. The deals were completely gone. So check before you go if the store is far from your house. A lot of the school supplies were picked over like a two day old Thanksgiving turkey.
Darn! You’re welcome!