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Every year, like watchmakers, a new snazzy accessory becomes the must-be for allschool-aged kids. In 1978, it was the trapper holder. In 1990, it is the brilliant color animals of Lisa Frank. 1999, it was the "naughty value" Keychain. Do you want to take more than one runway? Well, enter your lobby pass and check the white hot accessories that were in the backpack of each child from 1975 to 2019.

In the 1970s, the company Mead published "Superarstar" notebooks with teenage hearts likeDavid Cassidy andDonny Osmond. So began the big debate: the Cassidy team or Team Osmond?

Released in 1976 by Texas Instruments, the small calculator teacher is widely regarded as the first electronic educational toy. With various difficulty and arithmetic settings running upside down (the screen shows a basic equation, like 2 + 5 =?), Not to mention an adorable design, the calculator has helped elementary children's rudimentary mastersmath.

First manufactured in the 1940s, PEE-Chee files (phonetically named, as the story is happening, after their Peachy coloring) was not immediately popular when they first struck shelves. But in 1964, the buffered artist of MeadFrancis Golden To cover them in drawings at the theme of sports. Their popularity has increased in the 1970s and culminated in the last part of the decade. They were "as familiar as Bell-Bottoms, Beatles albums and Beanbag chairs during the 1960s and" 70 ", according to theLos Angeles Times. In recent years, the company has deployedA series of retresses inspired by vintage For the 21st century students to appreciate.

Trapper KeepersA separate binder mark with an even more distinct sound of Velcro, has been in all children's lockers since their launch in 1978. According toMental floss. Final history of the school accessory out there, when they were initially tested in Schools of Wichita, Kansas, they were completely sold completely.

Of course, the stickers are cool for themselves. But you know what is cool? Stickers who feelunbelievable. According toVintage Scratch & Sniff Sticker Collector Guide, these class accessories have reached their peak inthe end of the 70s When teachers handle them correctly for jobs.

In the early 1980s, the only better thing that scratch stickers and sniffing were inflated stickers. Why feel your stickers if you can run your fingers on them and feel all three-dimensional glory?

The very first reassible ink pen,Mate Eraser Paper Mate, launched in 1979. At first, the 80s rolled, each cool child started writing their ink missions rather than lead. Errors? No problem, just erase!

Thefloppy, an early form of digital data storage, has been technically invented in the 1960s. But technology did not really take off until the early 1980s, when students started using computers in schools that had floppy drives (thanks, without small room, toMajor donations and Apple's innovations). In 1982, many school-aged children had these essential storage discs nestled in their backpacks.

In the early 1980s, lunch boxes were intended to wear a lot more than transport sandwiches to peanut butter and frost; They were to show your favorite action heroes. We like the fools that did not hangA teamLunch box before the first day of school.

The yo-yo has balanced and out of style for centuries, but a major recovery occurred in 1984, whenYo-Yos with ball bearings first struck the market. These yo-yos remained smaller and longer, which facilitates the failure of sweet stuff like the elevator, the world tour, and the dog promenade.

They have won even more street credits in school yards after the blockbuster James Bond 1983OctopussyFeatured a "Yo-Yo Thug", played byWilliam Derrick, "Complete with a Lalole version to Lalole with two unlikely, imbecile and probably suicidal," according toAtlantic.

Mechanical pencils can be found in the 19th century. But their true Renaissance was in the mid-1980s, when neon color options turned them into the coolest and most functional academic accessory.

Practically speaking, the scroussate - which waspatented in 1986-It just a hair tie. But it's so much more than that. Cool children from the school to mid-Fever-2000 quickly gave a new use of Chicer: as a bracelet. (And thecool The children took another step further: use it as an ankle.)

Unicorns? Pac-Fruit Man?Santa Claus? The pink parallelogram does not wear anything about the erasers to be erased and wacky from the end of the 80s.

Of course, Hello Kitty has innumerable anime, manga and fashion accessories featuring its resemblance. She also has a dedicated thematic park (SANRIO PUROLAND in Ochii, Tokyo) and Jetliner (asPart of the Eva Airways fleet) But in the late 80s, the Hello Kitty top was colored hard-shell pencil cases. If you did not have, you can kiss your social status goodbye.

The portable educational game and Spell-launched in 1978 - got a major overhaul in 1989: a new Snazzy LCD screen and a QWERTY keyboard, rather than the alphabetical on previous editions. Suddenly, talking and spells wereall over.

Lisa Frank broke out on the stage in the late 1980s, when the company started selling school supplies. In 1990 - and throughout the rest of the decade, the vivacy mark was inevitable in the schools of the nation. Folders, pencils, erasers, name it, if there was a school accessory out there, you can bet that your trapper holder there was a brand version of Lisa Frank-Brandhed.

In 1990, for the first time,Crayola removed eight colors of pencil-Maize, lemon yellow, gray blue, raw paw, green blue, orange red, orange yellow and purple blue - and placed in the hall of the Glory of Crayola. Essentially, it was just a marketing strategy that the 1990 children are totally dropped to: Everyone justhadhave the"Collector's Edition" pewter box with retirement colors This Crayola published in 1991.

The original pencil handle was inventedby a pedagogical therapist In 1992, to help children corrected any disordered devastating writing. But he just made writing with a pencilmanner Easier. As a result, the thing sold like hot cakes. Decades later,O.G. design is always strong.

Whether you use these requiring storage spaces such as destinies (for pencils and pens) or not (to hold the chain of your friendship bracelets), one thing is certain: no school accessory of history has never been been more documented by the 90s.

Classrooms are only attributed to a number of manuals. As a result, teachers must transmit them over the years and students usually have to protect them with blankets to keep the book covers in good shape. For years, children have used brown paper bags like book covers. But at that time, in the mid-1990s, an alternative jumped: colorful nest nylon covers of tie dye. (Yes,They are still available today On Amazon.)

The stamper marker concept was simple: it is a marker, but the tip has a shape (say, a star, a flower or a butterfly, or a heart).First introduced in 1994 By the Whipzes marker in Crayola, when the 1995 school year rolled, each child had a set. To get your own adult (you know you want), you can start with this classic game ofCrayola, always available on Amazon today.

ThePatent for multicolored pen can be found in the 1960s. But teachers would never accept a written mission ingreen inkat the time. In the mid-1990s, however, it was not uncommon to see children rock these multicolored accessories like these strict rules related to faded ink.

In the summer of 1997, the Tamagotchi-a "digital pet" of Bandai who came with a keychain, perfect to clip on your backpack - came to the United States, each child was obsessed with the Feeding their tamagotchi and help them go to the bathroom so they do not get sick and die. By the time the school year started,The directors quickly prohibited these cyberpets left and right. "He became very disruptive," said a teacherThe New York Times. "The children checked her every five seconds."

Sakura Color Products Corporation launchedGelly metal roller Pens in a rainbow of opaque reflective colors at the end of 1997 - and with the ability to write on black paper, the pen took off as the hottest school accessory in 1998.

"Someone else has lank pens?"A reddit threadposed on a similar writing utensil. With a "Upvote" (which is reddit-talk for "approval") of 95%, the answer is a resounding yes.

We know they are dug. But it's hard not to laugh at these "Vaughty Cow" keychains that every child had at the end of the 90s on their Jansport backpacks. (If you want to play a practical joke on your friends, you can always get one onAmazon now.)

First introduced in 1989, rain services have reached a brand new height of popularity in the Aughts, when, in addition to crackers, meats and cheeses, you will find all kinds of outside brands inside this emblematic yellow box . Kool-Aid, Reese, Capri Sun, Kit Kat, Jell-O, Airhead, and good, just about any other fouling collation of the millennial artery loved Growing up forces related with the Oscar Meyer Classic at the turn of the century .

Cool children at the end of the 20th century rocked once or a sample. But after surviving the set of Y2K panic, the Baby G watches have become the coolest timepiece in the corridors of the school. Do not believe us? Even Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel)Gilmore girlsFame counted aspart of his wardrobe.

The first iPod shelves hit the shelves of October 23, 2001 and we will give you that you guess what the wish list of each child of the holiday season. Needless to say, by 2002, the iPods were all buses and home.

Everyone knows L.l. Bean for their winter boots (selling year after year after year). Equally emblematic:The reflective backpacks of society, who have barely been altered over the years. If you did not have your monogram planted on yours in the early 2000s, you were not among cool children.

The children of the 1980s had Scented Lip Smackers of Dr. Pepper, but the children of the mid-2000s had flavors of Starburst and Pins, wholaunched in 2004. If you did not have to share with your mate seat at lunch, you certainly did not invite you to Jenna's on Friday night.

First publication in 2004, the Motorola Razr experienced stratospheric popularity in the next three years (before Apple slammed the breaks on this subject by releasing the iPhone in 2007).

Possessing a device that looked like a James Bond gadget was cool, for sure, but the main draw of owning one of these things for school-aged children was the non-writing game. See, the razr was available in more than a dozen colors - shades of classic tech, like black and steel, with more spherical shades, like the hot rose, whichlaunched in 2005-And the case of the battery was interchangeable. Thus, the friends mingle regularly and corresponded to their phones at school to see who could come with the coolest color combo. (Hot and black pink, for victory!)

Artist and authorJim BentonCreated Happy Bunny, a cartoon rabbit that looks happy but is actually really grumpy and naughty (and say things like "I hate everything"), in the 1990s. But he languished at the beginning of the early years 2000, when the hot topicpicked up. In the years that followed, each binder and laptop and paper bag bag had at least one of these stickers, which began to become a problem.

In the mid-2000s, some schools started banning the sharp rabbit because her words were too cruel, like "you are ugly and it's sad" and "it's cute how stupid you are." "We consider that harassment, and we just leave it," said a senior directorChicago Tribune in 2005.

In the mid-2000s, even though temperatures had barely soaked in the 1960s at the beginning of the school, each child had to have a pair of UGG Australian boots, which started nuances of blue baby and pink baby. earlier in the decade. In 2007, theFirst ASSINDE UGG Stores started reaching the metropolitan areas, which means each college obsessed with celebrities and beyondhadGet a pair.

In 1997,Lance Armstrong created theLivestrong Foundation Repair awareness and collect funds for cancer research. The form of chief marketing of the organization? Yellow silicone bracelets, which were cheap to produce and easy to recognize. During the decade that followed, they generated a trend in good faith by cool children at school: half of their arms were filled with a rainbow of silicone bands that stood for the causes of their choice.

The fragrant gum gums have been around for years, but they had a resurgence in the late 2000s. As you can see in this collection of theJapanese Gum Museum, Many colorful scented collapse hit the market in 2009, including Kawaii animal design options.

In the early 2010s, Silly Bandz - basically, just colorful rubber bands of random shapes - were everywhere ... and we meanall over. Not only do students wear them like bracelets, they gathered them, exchanged them and (of course) swept them across areas. They have become a nuisance so ubiquitous who,in 2010, schools have begun to prohibit them. (And if you are Lookin 'to start the problems, you canBuy them on Amazon today.)

When the first iPad came out in 2010, people were skeptical. But when the second iPad came out in 2011, he dropped the antely quite ante: more memory, more hollow resolution and faster processing speeds. Suddenly, every child had to have one.

In addition, you can also broadcast Netflixand Hulu, who had just started taking off. Hall of study? More like watching TV and do not work room!

You can use a square sticky note, but it would be totally square. In the era of the Renaissance of urban carcases (and all funky pleasure that came with it), the freshest sticky notes have come into stuffed shapes and colors. If you feel nostalgic, you can getGreen lime turtles Today on Amazon.

The adolescents of the early 2010 knew intrinsically what psychiatrists, psychologists and other mental health professionals are trying to get their adult customers to understand:"Cheese" statements work totally And they were all portable blankets.

The most popular teenager accessory of 2014 was a technical accessory. August 1, 2014, Apple acquired DRE beats, a large headset company founded by rapperDr. Dre and save ExecJimmy Iovine. Shortly after, every child with a smartphone wanted a pair. Good luck get Jackson to listen in class of biology, Mr. Williams!

By 2014, many students had a mobile phone with which it is necessary to keep a trace numerically for homework, extras and social events. It meant that the "old" white boards were just for fun and the children were quick to affix them inside their lockers. Oh, and if you knew the combination of your best friend, you can open their locker and leave them a note!

The first USB flash launches in the early 2000s could only havehold 8 MB of data. In recent years, however, training has storage capacities that compete from some small computers (128 GB and above!) And the most cool children of the school picked up Flash-Gizmos flash-camouflaged flash drives like cacti and other adorable models.

The Herschel Backpacks have all except replaced their counterparts L.l. Bean and Jansport in the corridors of the school of America in recent years, thank you, without small part, influencers Instagram.

"We knew there was a great opportunity to propose something that was focused on design, something that [was] classic of his nature, but also had a very pleasant attention to the details"Lyndon Cormack, one of the co-founders of the brand saidPeopleIn 2017 for an article entitled "That's why you see Herschel backpacks everywhere. "And you certainly did it.

Now,It's quite well accepted This bisphenol A (BPA), a major ingredient of most plastics, is potentially dangerous. Ergo, the rise of stainless steel water bottles in the years 2010. Bonus: They keep liquids fuels longer, are elegant and are greener. You can see why they have become aGen z staple in schools at the national level.

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