Amazon Prime Day Deals for Teachers

So I have always thought of Amazon Prime Day as kind of a joke...

I mean does anyone REALLY need a 30 gallon drum of lubricating oil and bottom basement prices?

However, this year I found some good school supply deals and I thought that I would share them with my closest friends.....you guys!

You can get $5 off a book purchase of over 15 dollars! Amazon rarely has book deals so this is great!
I found some great book deals on books like Hunger Games Trilogy and Percy Jackson
Pens, pens, pens!!!! Amazon is discounting most of their pens and markers (Including Sharpie and Flair pens!)
They have a great deal going on for a Keurig with 40 K-Cups! I already have a coffee maker, but I am thinking about getting one of these bad boys for school!
Speaking of coffee, they have my FAVORITE Contigo coffee mugs on sale. Sales on these are fairly rare!
I found a great sale on a Lightbox! I have never indulged in this fad before, but I think I might this year.
They have some toilet paper holders for a great buy!
If you are fancier they have a pretty decent sale on Kleenex
Y'ALL they have some ERIN CONDREN planners on sale....this is not a drill!
I scoured the rest of the sale for school supply related objects that were discounted.

Extra 20% off in cart
(Must click on pictures to see some of the discounts):

They have new deals happening over the next 30 hours so I plan to add to this if I see anything else that can't be passed up!

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