If you’ll be using your wheelchair regularly, you’ll need a place to store your personal belongings. Not having certain possessions at hand can be inconvenient and frustrating, but fortunately, our bags, totes, & covers can help. This category is comprised of protective covers and versatile cases capable of keeping your things safe and secure. If you’re looking for a convenient accessory for your mobility aid, you’re in the right place. At 1800wheelchair, we carry the best bags, totes, & covers from the top manufactorers. We also have extensive scooter and wheelchair accessories sections, where you’ll find plenty of customization options to help ensure that your mobility aid is a perfect fit. Fits books, groceries, blankets, and other personal items Reective trim with strong visibility Attach easily to any manual wheelchair Waterproof, Fits wheelchair push handles Designed For Medline Excel Transport Chairs Opening for threading cannula on side of bagVelcro brand touch fastener storage pouch
Detach and use as a tote Easily attaches to wheelchairMade of durable easy-to-clean nylon Raffia and Straw Walker Bags from Madagascar These bright and fashionable bags provides a livelihood for men and women in one of the worlds most impoverished countries Hangs from scooter armrest This bag is made specifically to carry the Move Lite chair. Fits Molift Smart 150 Portable Patient Lift Army, Air Force, Marines or Navy logo patch Made in the U.S.A. Detachable water botter/cup holder Two large zippered pockets with simple pull, no-jingle loops Mesh front pockets allow quick retrieval Attach and remove effortlessly Attaches easily to wheelchairs and walkers Three different size pockets Easy to attach to most wheelchairs Holds D-size & E-size oxygen tanks For all wheelchairs and scooters Great for wheelchairs, power wheelchairs and scooter backs Keeps small belongings conveniently beside youHeims*Dixie cups*Plastic bowls*Plastic spoons*Big bag of animal crackers, Goldfish crackers or pretzels fruit snacks.*paper plates (big and small)*Gift cards to target or teachers pay teachers (online)Mrs. MerrittExtra snacks15 notebooks wide linedDiceA "safe" room house plant
Knepper*Noise cancelling headphones for students*Pack of different colored expo markers*Letter tiles (Amazon)*14 new chair pockets (new or handmade)*Inside games for indoor recessMrs. Vander Lugt*Epson Printer Ink #78 cartridges in the following colorsMagenta, Light Magenta, Cyan, Light Cyan, YellowBlack*Small stickers for reward charts (½ inch)Fourth gradeMrs. )Mrs. Lensen*Globe*Magic erasers*6 clip boards for scienceFifth gradeMr. Sixth GradeMiss Wolter*Gift cards (Teacher pay teacher, Scholastic, Target, Walmart) *Books for classroom library*Inside recess board games*Document cameraMrs. O’Brien *Joia Tube Orff Alto Diatonic Tube Set $231.20*Joia Tube Paddle Mallets, Pair $32.00*Rise Up & Sing, Third Edition: Featuring more than 330 songs specifically chosen for the young voices of children is a valuable resource for any community that serves the smallest of God's children. $9.00 each (one for each student at church and 30 copies for the classroom)*Rise Up & Sing 3rd Ed. Accompaniment Book [Keyboard / Guitar Accompaniment] $90 each*Musical dice*Set of Boomwhackers ($20)*Large classroom whiteboard*Musical classroom rug for preschool students*Classroom tablesPhysical EducationMr.
Hollett *Dozen nerf balls*Lacrosse sticks*Electric pump*Smaller size soccer ballsTechnologyMrs. Willenborg*Wireless printer for the Chromebooks (Samsung Laserjet printer)*Makey Makey Kit*MiP Coding Robot*Bloxels kit*Belkin Store and Charge Station for mini iPads CurriculumMrs. DeDe McDermott*6 Magnetic white boards with two sets of lettersResourceMrs. Hoeger & Mrs. Roberts*Noise cancelling headphones*Updated 2-10-2017 There are various ways you can donate to Aquin.We currently have a Schwans Fundraiser going on.Send milk caps and box tops to school with your child.Send pop can tabs.Talk to the office staff about other ways to donate. Thank you to our generous financial contributors!We offer our gratitude to the Monticello Theisen's for their generous donation of funds to upgrade our student laptops!We offer our sincere thanks to the McDonough Foundation for allowing us to purchase clocks for our school and daycare!Thank you to the DRA grant for allowing us to update and renovate the restrooms for our primary elementary students!
Thank you to the Gala for supplying funds for school technology!We offer our gratitude to the Ertl Family for donating 25 chromebooks to our elementary program.Well guess how lucky I feel every August when I shop in that very store! We are so very blessed, that in Cincinnati we have a teacher free store called Crayons to Computers. Where literally everything from crayons to computers are FREE! How amazing is the person/people who started this place? They recognized the fact that many of our students are needy and can't afford the basic supplies we ask them to bring. As well as the fact, that we as teachers spend thousands each year on our classrooms. Apparently, there are 42 other stores modeled after Crayons to Computers in the U.S. The amazing part is this store is run entirely with donations from our community! People are so generous. Below are more pictures of the store and my awesome team! Get ready for picture overload. I can't wait to shop. I was seriously drooling!Here's a really nifty idea: Make chair pockets out of new pillowcases.
Chair pockets are great for holding and organizing items like books, magazines, reading glasses, or just about anything. These are wonderful in a child's room for keeping school books handy, for the sewing room to hold additional supplies and even for use with a beach chair to keep magazines, sunscreen and water bottles out of the sand. Take your pillowcase and turn it wrong side out. The size of the back of your chair will determine what size pillowcase you will need. Fold the pillowcase in half by folding the top or opening of the pillowcase down to meet the bottom. Get the corners even, and while holding the corners, shake it out to remove wrinkles and straighten. If needed, stitch up each side from the bottom edge to the top to adjust the width. You may not need to do this if the pillowcase fits snug over the back of the chair. Keeping one flap free, stitch across the bottom of the pillowcase sewing one of the flaps to the folded edge. Be sure you don't have both flaps sewn down.
Slide one opening of the pillowcase over the back of your chair and you've made a chair pocket! Use different colors and/or patterns for your pillowcase. Decorate the chair pocket with trim around the edges or bottom. Applique flowers or other shapes onto the pillowcase; for a child you could use balloons, for a beach chairs use seashells. You May Also Like A recliner chair organizer prevents you from searching aimlessly for the remote control once you sit down to relax after a long... Remote controls must have legs -- they never seem to stay where you left them. Sew a simple remote control holder to... Slipcovers are a simple way to add personality to your kitchen or dining room chairs. Plain wooden chairs with little decoration are... Chair covers are the perfect final touch to make your dinner party or reception a first-class event. A pillowcase chair cover is... Sometimes a student may find herself unable to fit all her books, notebooks, pencils, paper and other school supplies in her desk,...