The first of Sep­tem­ber is tra­di­tion­al­ly an excit­ing and mem­o­rable day, espe­cial­ly if the child cross­es the school thresh­old for the first time and sits down at the desk.

It is not sur­pris­ing that par­ents want to make this moment even more unfor­get­table and fes­tive for their son or daugh­ter.

What to give a first-grad­er on Sep­tem­ber 1, how to choose a gift based on the finan­cial capa­bil­i­ties of the fam­i­ly, We found out.

Top 25 gifts for September 1 to a first grader

1. Magnetic board

A mag­net­ic board is a good gift option for a first grad­er. Such an acces­so­ry will help a new­ly-made school­child orga­nize his work­space, remind him of cur­rent affairs and tasks, or sim­ply dec­o­rate the study area.

2. First grader set

The clas­sic first-grad­er set, which includes basic school sta­tionery and oth­er use­ful lit­tle things, has been con­sis­tent­ly on the list of the most pop­u­lar gifts for Sep­tem­ber 1 for more than a dozen years. A vari­ety of vari­a­tions of fill­ing and design of such a set will allow every­one to choose the most opti­mal one.

3. Children’s school encyclopedia

Anoth­er clas­sic gift option, the pop­u­lar­i­ty of which does not fade over the years. Of course, all infor­ma­tion today can be found on the Inter­net, but, first­ly, the reli­a­bil­i­ty of data on the net­work is some­times doubt­ful. And sec­ond­ly, it is pleas­ant to hold a col­or­ful­ly designed book in your hands!

4. Bacweack for change of shoes

A bacweack for chang­ing shoes is a use­ful and func­tion­al gift that a child will use every day. But even an every­day thing can be turned into a source of joy and pos­i­tive emo­tions if you choose a mod­el with a cre­ative print or an image of your favorite movie or car­toon char­ac­ters.

5. Pencil case with the image of your favorite cartoon characters

Even such an ordi­nary school acces­so­ry as a pen­cil case can be turned into a child’s favorite acces­so­ry if you pay atten­tion to the choice of col­ors and pat­terns. The image of your favorite car­toon char­ac­ters will cheer up the child when dif­fi­cul­ties arise and give a pos­i­tive charge.

6. Projector of the starry sky

A star­ry sky pro­jec­tor is a good gift option for a first-grad­er on Sep­tem­ber 1st. A lumi­nous scat­ter­ing of stars on the ceil­ing will help the baby relax before going to bed and have a bet­ter rest.

7. Musical alarm clock

Get­ting up in the morn­ing to study is not the most pleas­ant process. A bright musi­cal alarm clock will help smooth out the inevitable moment. In addi­tion, it will help the child to bet­ter mas­ter the under­stand­ing of time.

8. Mobile phone

First grade is exact­ly the moment when chil­dren most often get their first mobile phone. And this is not sur­pris­ing: par­ents need to be in touch with the new­ly-made school­child. The child, no doubt, will be hap­py with such a gift. Hov­er, it’s def­i­nite­ly not worth hand­ing over expen­sive mod­els, it’s bet­ter to lim­it your­self to the sim­plest smart­phone or even a push-but­ton option. Please note: as a rule, the child’s first phone does not last long, the child can eas­i­ly lose or break it.

9. Creative print mug

Your own “adult” mug with a cute pat­tern will make the process of eat­ing more enjoy­able. This also applies to break­fast before the start of the school day. A good mood is in many ways the key to aca­d­e­m­ic suc­cess!

10. Bright lunch box for breakfast

Even if a child gets a hot meal at school, par­ents often want to give their son or daugh­ter a small extra snack to take to school. Espe­cial­ly if the child will attend addi­tion­al class­es or stay in an extend­ed day group. The bright lunch box is the per­fect con­tain­er for sand­wich­es, pan­cakes or fruit.

11. Globe

Your first-grad­er enters a new peri­od of life, where he will dis­cov­er many amaz­ing secrets of this world. The globe will help make the process of get­ting to know our plan­et more visu­al and arouse the child’s inter­est in nat­ur­al sci­ence knowl­edge.

12. Home telescope

A home tele­scope is not the cheap­est gift for a first grad­er, hov­er, if finances allow, such an acces­so­ry can last for many years. And it will cer­tain­ly be inter­est­ing to admire the stars not only for a child, but also for adult fam­i­ly mem­bers.

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13. Wireless headphones

Wire­less head­phones will be a con­ve­nient bonus to a mobile phone or tablet and will allow the child to lis­ten to music, do audio tasks, watch car­toons and movies with­out dis­turb­ing oth­ers. This is espe­cial­ly true if sev­er­al stu­dents live in the same room, each of whom needs per­son­al space.

14. A set of washable markers

A nice gift for Sep­tem­ber 1, which will espe­cial­ly appeal to first-graders and cre­ative incli­na­tions and abil­i­ties. Such a gift will def­i­nite­ly not gath­er dust on the far shelf.

15. Table lamp

A table lamp is a gift that a first grad­er will use every day. There are enough dif­fer­ent options on store shelves today — from strict clas­si­cal forms to cre­ative lamps in the form of ani­mals or car­toon char­ac­ters. So choos­ing the best option for your child is not a prob­lem.

16. Organizer for school supplies

The first eks and months of school can be stress­ful for a new stu­dent. The sit­u­a­tion can be aggra­vat­ed by the abun­dance of edu­ca­tion­al sup­plies and the need to inde­pen­dent­ly orga­nize your space. The orga­niz­er for school sup­plies will help to solve this prob­lem.

17. Wristwatch

Hav­ing your own wrist­watch like a par­en­t’s will help a first grad­er feel like an adult. Well, at the same time — learn to keep track of time and dis­trib­ute it cor­rect­ly.

18. Set for creativity

A clas­sic gift for a child, which nev­er­the­less does not lose its rel­e­vance. This is not sur­pris­ing — after all, on the shelves of stores today there are a lot of options in var­i­ous areas of cre­ative self-expres­sion, among which you can eas­i­ly choose the most suit­able one for your child.

19. Board game

A board game that requires mul­ti­ple par­tic­i­pants will be a good excuse for your child to quick­ly make friends with class­mates. Well, it will allow you to have a great time after school.

20. Anti-stress pillow

Anti-stress pil­lows of an unusu­al shape and col­ors are an acces­so­ry that will sure­ly cheer up a child even when he is sad, and will help to cope with the stress of the first school eks.

21. Soft ball chair

It will become a good dec­o­ra­tion for a nurs­ery in which a young first-grad­er lives. In such an arm­chair it will be espe­cial­ly pleas­ant to sit and relax after hours spent at the desk and at the lessons.

22. 3D pen

3D pen, which helps to cre­ate three-dimen­sion­al plas­tic struc­tures, devel­ops spa­tial think­ing, fine motor skills and cre­ative imag­i­na­tion of the child. Great gift for a new stu­dent!

23. Tablet

The tablet will sure­ly delight the child and will be use­ful for future lessons, espe­cial­ly if the stu­dent does not have his own wor­welace at the com­put­er at home. An impor­tant nuance is that it is bet­ter not to buy an expen­sive mod­el for the baby, since most like­ly the child’s first tablet will not live long.

24. Large set of colors

In ele­men­tary school, the child will need paint quite often — and not only in draw­ing, but also in oth­er sub­jects. There­fore, a large set will def­i­nite­ly come in handy.

25. Book

A cap­ti­vat­ing book is the best stim­u­lus to arouse in a child the desire to learn to read and make him addict­ed to read­ing. The main thing is to choose a book accord­ing to the age and inter­ests of the child.

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How to choose a gift for a first grader on September 1

• When choos­ing a gift for a first grad­er, remem­ber that in front of you is a new­ly-born school­boy, for whom this day is a sym­bol of his adult­hood. There­fore, giv­ing toys “like a lit­tle one” is not a good idea.
• Hov­er, bor­ing gifts like text­books or clothes should also be avoid­ed. The child should feel that this is his hol­i­day, and that he is his main char­ac­ter.
• When pur­chas­ing elec­tron­ics for a first-grad­er, it is bet­ter to choose sim­ple bud­get mod­els. Six or sev­en years is too ear­ly for a child to be respon­si­ble for expen­sive items. It is worth in advance to inter­nal­ly tune in to the fact that the first-grad­er will sure­ly lose, break, break, drown his first phone and tablet — empha­size the nec­es­sary. There­fore, it is bet­ter to opt for bud­get options.
• Con­sid­er the inter­ests, pref­er­ences and tem­pera­ment of your child. You should not give a slow-mov­ing qui­et man a soc­cer ball, and an active and mobile bul­ly — an embroi­dery kit.
• A good gift option for a first grad­er on Sep­tem­ber 1 will be new expe­ri­ences — a trip to the zoo, plan­e­tar­i­um, dol­phi­nar­i­um, amuse­ment park, quest room togeth­er with your par­ents — it all depends on the oppor­tu­ni­ties that are spe­cif­ic in your city. It is impor­tant that par­ents and, if pos­si­ble, friends are next to the child at this moment.

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