Where to Find Education Supplies in Chicago for Students Finishing Up the School Year at Homeon April 13, 2020 at 4:11 pm

Surprise—class is still in session! Are you trying to keep your kids (and yourself) engaged while they finish up the school year at home? Check out these 10 Chicago stores to find the tools you need for your new at-home classroom.

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Becky & Me Toys

This Evanston toy store has all the tools you need to keep at-home learning fun and interesting. In addition to Social Distancing Fun Packs for every age, you can find products for science, music, and just about every other subject online!

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57th Street Books

In addition to a well-stocked general interest section for adults, 57th Street Books boasts a large selection of children’s books and educational activities in their online shop.

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Martha Mae: Art Supplies & Beautiful Things

Keep fostering creativity and problem-solving with arts and crafts— you can find just about every tool and material you need at Martha Mae‘s online store.

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Chicago Teacher Store

If it’s traditional classroom supplies you’re looking for, Chicago Teacher Store has your back. From alphabet aids to grammar games, this online shop has everything you need to help your at-home learner flourish.

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Flatts & Sharpe Music Company

While they might be stuck playing solo for the time being, your resident young musician can still practice their instrument and learn new pieces! Flatts & Sharpe can keep the music going with curbside pick-up of music supplies.

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Timeless Toys

From arts and crafts to mind games and puzzles, this well-rounded, online toy store can help mix up your home-schooling if you’re just about ready to throw the math flashcards out the window.

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Women & Children First

An inclusive and community-focused feminist bookstore, Women & Children First provides staff picks, bestsellers, and a healthy selection of kid’s recommendations.

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Sister-Arts Studio

This fiber arts spot not only takes yarn and accessory online orders, but also offers help over the phone with your questions on knitting or crochet patterns.

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Bookends & Beginnings

This woman-owned, independent Evanston bookstore offers both audio and print books, as well as puzzles, games, and activities to keep kids’ brains occupied.

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Building Blocks Toy Store

Building Blocks offers surprise “Joy Box” bundles for delivery or curbside pick-up, which are listed on their website by price and target age group.

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