A more personal way to support a classroom
Classroom Wishlist helps teachers organize classroom needs, create a personalized page for supporters, keep track of who helped, and make saying thank you easy.
Free for teachers. No account needed to view the example.
How it works
Create your classroom page
Add your name, grade, school, a photo, and a short welcome message so supporters know whose classroom they're helping.
Add your classroom wishlist
Link the wishlist you already keep, or add the items your room needs. No rebuilding anything.
Share with your community
Send one simple link to parents, friends, family, and anyone else who wants to support your classroom.
Keep track and say thanks
See who helped when they tell you, read their notes, and send a thank-you postcard in a couple of taps.
What teachers get beyond a list
A wishlist tells people what a classroom needs. Classroom Wishlist handles the part around it — the story, the sharing, the supporters, and the thank-yous.
A page that sounds like you
Your photo, your grade, your welcome message, and colors that match your room — not a plain product list.
Know who supported you
Supporters can leave their name and what they sent, so you're never guessing from shipping labels.
Read the notes they leave
Short messages from parents, grandparents, and friends land in one place alongside each gift.
Thank-you postcards
Pick a style, write two lines, and send. Mark supporters as thanked so nobody gets missed.
One link, everywhere
Newsletters, email signatures, back-to-school night, class apps — the same clean link works in all of them.
Free for teachers
No subscription, no fees taken from what supporters give, and no ads on your classroom page.
Guides for teachers and supporters
Original, practical writing on building a wishlist parents actually use, what to include by grade level, how to share it, and how to thank the people who help.
Read teacher resourcesWhere retailers fit in
Supporters buy items directly from the retailer a teacher links to, most often Amazon. Classroom Wishlist is an independent service — we do not process payments, ship items, or set prices, and we are not operated by or endorsed by Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, Classroom Wishlist earns from qualifying purchases, which is what keeps the service free for teachers.