Create a free classroom wishlist in 60 seconds

Yes. Making and sharing a classroom wishlist on WishPoster is completely free, with no premium tier or paywall. Teachers spend enough of their own money on supplies already - add as many items as your classroom needs and share the list with every family.

No. There is no signup and no email required. You open the page, build your list, and get a link to share. Your list saves automatically, so there is nothing to remember, no spam, and nothing tied to your school account.

Yes. If it's on the internet, then paste the link. Amazon, Walmart, Target, Lakeshore, or virtually any online shop. You're never limited to a single retailer, so you can mix bulk copy paper from one store with picture books from another. You can also add items by hand - even things like gift cards to a teacher supply store.

Yes. Turn on reservations and parents can quietly claim what they are sending in, so donations spread across the whole list instead of piling up on the first item. You can see at a glance what is covered and what still needs a volunteer.

Yes. Unlike a single-store wishlist, a WishPoster classroom list can include items from any retailer, and parents do not need an account to open it or shop from it. You share one link, and families buy each item wherever they prefer - or drop it off from their own pantry.

Every list gets its own custom link. Personalize the link, then drop it in your welcome letter, class newsletter, back-to-school night slides, or the room-parent group chat. Parents do not need an account to open it and shop from it.

Most teachers share their classroom wishlist in the welcome packet or during the first week of school, when back-to-school shopping is already on parents’ minds. It also works all year: restock tissues in flu season, ask for craft supplies before the holidays, or refresh your prize box in spring.