How to Pack an Emergency Bag for School
Grab a small makeup bag or purse and fill it with these essentials., Body spray or perfume: You want to smell good at school, and you never know when you might suddenly have to run for PE or in an emergency. , Petroleum jelly: Perfect as a lip balm...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Grab a small makeup bag or purse and fill it with these essentials.
The bag should be small enough to fit in your school bag or locker, but big enough to hold everything you need. -
Step 2: Body spray or perfume: You want to smell good at school
,), is a good make up remover and eases off stuck rings, amongst many other things! , If you're trying to save space in your bag, a stick of concealer and a little petroleum jelly will cover up any major problems until you get home. ,,, If your school doesn't allow gum, then it's probably better to bring mints. ,, Bring a fresh pair of knickers/underwear in case your period comes unexpectedly and spotting occurs. ,, Only bring these to school after asking a parent and making sure your school allows pain medicine. , To save room, wrap these around the grip of your hairbrush. , Water will also increase your memory by up to 30%, helping you achieve a better grade! ,,,, Don't keep more than 10 dollars, in case you lose it or it gets stolen. , Some schools require you to keep phones in your locker or cubby.
Only use a phone in an absolute emergency. , If you don't own one, put a couple bandaids, some cotton swabs, and a little anti-infection alcohol into a small ziploc bag . , They are also great for cleaning spills and stains from your clothes, can be used to freshen up after sports and can be used a toilet paper substitute when you're stuck. ,, Keep something with a far-off expiry date, such as granola bars or dried fruit, for emergencies like this. , Get a deodorant in a spray version, which can be used as an air freshener if the need arises. -
Step 3: and you never know when you might suddenly have to run for PE or in an emergency.
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Step 4: Petroleum jelly: Perfect as a lip balm for cracked lips
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Step 5: adds definition to your eyebrows
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Step 6: makes your eyelashes look longer
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Step 7: and moisturizes severe dry skin (which is really the only time you'll ever moisturize at school!
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Step 8: Make up: Fix up during lunch and recess to stay glamorous.
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Step 9: Lotion: To keep your hands soft.
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Step 10: Hand sanitizer: Perfect for lunch time hygiene
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Step 11: or if you just touched a piece of gum under the desk.
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Step 12: Mints or gum: To keep your breath fresh.
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Step 13: Perfume: Perfect for a quick pick me up.
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Step 14: Pads or tampons: All girls over 11 should carry these with them at school
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Step 15: try hiding them in a zipped bag.
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Step 16: Tissues: There will be a time at school when you will need a tissue
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Step 17: and if your teacher doesn't have one
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Step 18: these always come in handy.
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Step 19: Pain relief: For headaches
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Step 20: pain and cramps.
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Step 21: Hair ties: Essential if your primary one snaps.
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Step 22: Water bottle: Stay hydrated!
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Step 23: Mirror: Just in case.
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Step 24: Brush: Always carry a brush if you are wearing your hair down
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Step 25: or even just having a bit of a bad hair day.
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Step 26: Sunblock: When the sun shines
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Step 27: you'll always be happy you have this
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Step 28: whether you have light skin or dark.
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Step 29: Money: Only use in emergencies
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Step 30: like if you forget your bus or lunch money.
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Step 31: Phone: Try not to use this in school.
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Step 32: Mini first aid kit: This is a great thing to carry around
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Step 33: in case you fall and can't get any help.
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Step 34: Baby wipes: Clean up mascara train tracks left by tears and makeup smudging.
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Step 35: pocket umbrella or folded raincoat: You never know when you'll be caught in a sudden rainstorm!
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Step 36: Snack: There is going to be a day when you forget your lunch and you've got no money to buy anything.
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Step 37: Deodorant: Freshen up after sports.
Detailed Guide
The bag should be small enough to fit in your school bag or locker, but big enough to hold everything you need.
,), is a good make up remover and eases off stuck rings, amongst many other things! , If you're trying to save space in your bag, a stick of concealer and a little petroleum jelly will cover up any major problems until you get home. ,,, If your school doesn't allow gum, then it's probably better to bring mints. ,, Bring a fresh pair of knickers/underwear in case your period comes unexpectedly and spotting occurs. ,, Only bring these to school after asking a parent and making sure your school allows pain medicine. , To save room, wrap these around the grip of your hairbrush. , Water will also increase your memory by up to 30%, helping you achieve a better grade! ,,,, Don't keep more than 10 dollars, in case you lose it or it gets stolen. , Some schools require you to keep phones in your locker or cubby.
Only use a phone in an absolute emergency. , If you don't own one, put a couple bandaids, some cotton swabs, and a little anti-infection alcohol into a small ziploc bag . , They are also great for cleaning spills and stains from your clothes, can be used to freshen up after sports and can be used a toilet paper substitute when you're stuck. ,, Keep something with a far-off expiry date, such as granola bars or dried fruit, for emergencies like this. , Get a deodorant in a spray version, which can be used as an air freshener if the need arises.
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