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I can not believe how fast summer is flying by! In just one month my little guy will be headed off to Kindergarten, oh my! That means our family time with Daddy will come to an end as well (since he’s a teacher). In preparation of back to school, we’ve teamed up with Fellowes to create some awesome project ideas.
First, let me introduce you to Fellowes Saturn2 95 laminator. This is seriously the coolest gadget!! I love how easy it is to use, and the finished product looks amazing.
Fellowes’ Saturn2 95 laminator is the ultimate tool for back-to-school because it helps preserve important documents like schedules, calendars, flash cards, charts, certificates, classroom decorations and more.
There are hundreds of ways to use this cool gadget including worksheets, flashcards, and charts for teachers and homeschooling parents. Plus it’s perfect at home for craft projects, photos, and holiday memorabilia. By clicking any of those links it will bring you directly to Fellowes idea center where you can print out pre-made sheets, then laminate them.
I decided to have my little guy create some flash cards of key words he’ll need to know by end of Kindergarten. I then laminated, cut and clipped them together for easy use.
I also laminated several of his pre-k papers that I had been holding onto. I knew I wanted to do something creative with them, and after getting the Fellowes laminator, it clicked! I could preserve these precious moments for years to come.
The process was simple. The Fellowes Saturn2 95 includes a 10 pack of 3mil letter laminating pouches to get me started. I placed my son’s school artwork into the sleeve, then fed it through the laminator. In less than 1 minute I had a beautifully finished product that is durable, and water-resistant!
The Saturn2 95 is the perfect machine for moms and teachers because it combines exclusive technologies and features:
- HeatGuard™ Technology: Double-walled insulation keeps heat inside so laminator is comfortable to touch, making it safe for homes and classrooms with children
- Advanced Temperature Control: Hot and cold laminating capabilities ensure consistent, smooth results every time
- Release Lever: Permits easy removal or re-centering of stalled pouches to prevent jams
Here’s a great idea for teachers, laminate diplomas or end of the year awards for parents as keepsakes.
Fellowes offers a wide range of laminators to suit a variety of needs. You can find their products at Wal-Mart and Amazon.com as well. I can not recommend the Fellowes Saturn2 95 laminator enough. It’s an amazing product that anyone could find use for. Check out my back to school pinterest board for even more ideas!
Disclosure: This is a partnered post with The Motherhood and Fellowes. All opinions are my own.
Dorothy Teel says
I have some hand drawn pictures done by my granddaughter that I would like to laminate to save and they are beautiful.
Jessica says
I’d laminate my son’s preschool art projects from last year!
Holly C says
I am in the process of making some custom learning materials for a very special young man. It would be nice to be able to laminate them myself instead of taking them some place to have it done.
Christine Uniejewski says
I would begin laminating my sons school projects.
HilLesha says
I’d like to laminate some of my son’s art.
Tamar says
I would laminate my son’s projects.
Carolann Leibenguth says
My little one made me the cutest Cat in The Hat face I would love to know I could keep it forever without it being damaged over the years
Daraya says
I would love to laminate some artwork!
Vicky D says
Would like to make some personal luggage tags.
Melissa says
I would laminate center materials for my Kindergarten class so they would last longer.
carol roberts says
my son’ kindergarden pictures and things he made me in school which is so pretty
sarah says
I would like to laminate some of my now teenagers art from when they were younger.
Adrienne gordon says
Laminating my daughters art
Cheryl says
This would be great for artwork or flash cards. I also like to laminate photographs of special family members for tiny folks to handle.
Margaret Smith says
I’d like to laminate my kids certificates that they received for making the honor roll. Also this would be great for paper memership cards that I carry in my wallet and I like the idea of laminating my kids artwork.
Mary Casper says
to protect all my important documents
Karen Gonyea says
The kids artwork so I can keep it forever 🙂
Lynsey Jones says
I have been wanting a laminator for forever! I would use it for my business!
Leah says
My daughters end of the school year painting she made. It is soooo cute!!!
Dianna @ oyveyaday says
That would come in really handy. There are so many things I could use this for… recipes would probably be at the top of my list.
Tracy Roberts says
We’re getting ready to homeschool for the first time and I’ve been looking for the perfect laminator. Thanks for the introduction.
Patricia Wojnar Crowley says
I would make a chore chart!
Teisha Coyour says
I have some cards that come with Phonics Road (my English home school curriculum of choice) that I badly need to laminate because I know we are going to be using them a lot next year. I desperately need to start planning next year.
sandra davis says
i would use this for some of my sons artwork
Virginia Rowell says
The first project I would do is to laminate all of my childrens first artwork. I have a container for each kid with a bunch of momentos and I would go through them and pick out the stuff I really like.
Jennifer Mae Hiles says
I would use it to laminate my daughter’s drawings and other art work!
Kelly D says
I would make writing worksheets for my kids.
Ann Fantom says
I would like laminate my daughter’s flash cards.
Marci says
I would use it to laminate the spell to write to read cards!
Cynthia C says
I would laminate some of my mom’s recipe cards for her.
Lena N. says
I would laminate my children’s artwork! I’ve been wanting a laminator for ever! This would come in so handy!
elizabeth miller says
I would definitely have to laminate the mothers day card my daughter made me in school this past year. It is so full of how wonderful a mommy I am I use it to reread and pick me up. I will always treasure it.
Angela M. says
I would laminate a picture schedule for my daughter!
Hillary Kladke says
I would laminate all of my bio notecards for my final.
kelly tillotson says
this homeschooling momma has a lot to laminate!! getting activities ready for the school year!
thanks for the chance
*kelly
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georgia beckman says
My first project would be a journal entry from my grandson Preston that he did in 1st grade, telling all about why he loves Nanny. 🙂
suebaby05 says
I have some newspaper clippings of my son’s athletic achievements that I would like to preserve.
Tammy S says
I have a couple of art projects that my daughter did that I would laminate. I am saving them for her for when she is older.
latanya says
some flash cards and learning activities.
McKim says
I would laminate copies of my kids’ birth certificates.
Emily N says
I would use it on my daughter’s artwork.
Daniel M says
probably recipe cards
Jessica To says
I would laminate newspaper articles where my son is mentioned.
all5adams says
WE homeschool so I have a stack that I could get to work on… lol
Mommy Minded
Jemima P says
I’d love to laminate flashcards and other learning tools for the kids
mell says
I would laminate my son’s award certificates.
Mum's the word says
If only laminating eradicates the yellowing!!
NYCSingleMom says
my daughters punctuality certificate
Marysa says
Different kinds of documents – like my husband wants to laminate his fishing license!
Stevie says
My kids would love personalized erasable coloring pages that they can color with dry erase markers!
Kathleen Kennedy-Leon says
I would use it to laminate my 5 year olds’ art projects 🙂
Jessica Cox says
I would laminate my girls pick up number that usually falls apart by the end of the year
john hutchens says
I would laminate my fishing license first.
Stephanie Larison says
I would laminate some of my daughters pictures. She makes so many we can’t keep them all, so I’d do the special ones. 🙂
ashabutterflys says
i would laminate some blogging stuff and my son’s progject.
RambleSAHM (@RambleSAHM) says
We would use this for homeschool and for our 5 th grade Sunday School class!
Heidi says
I would laminate some art from my son!
Denise says
My mother has a laminator and I have a number of things sitting in a pile for the next time we visit her. If I won, I wouldn’t have to wait like this! I could get our trip-to-Mexico scrapbook done 🙂
fancygrlnancy (Nancy Partin) says
I would laminate some letter sheets for my son to practice for kindergarten.
Brook Lohmeier says
I would use this in my classroom. I have always wanted one and really hate making the trips to OfficeMax
Jessamine D. says
I would laminate my daughter’s drawings. 🙂
Sandy Cain says
I’d laminate my granddaughters’ drawings to keep them safe!
tanya devenney says
i would use this laminater for my fav pics
burningmoonproducts says
I would use it on my favorite photos,kids drawings & more.
Christine says
I’d like to laminate some of my kids art.
Thanks for the chance!
Clarissa Hooper says
I would laminate their adoption certificates <3
Julia says
I would laminate a reading to use as a wall hanging.
Janet W. says
I would laminate sight words for my grandson to help him start reading.
Noreen says
I have two Girl Scout troops and we would make and then laminate the Girl Scout law and promise to keep
Robin Wilson says
I would laminate some paintings that my great-niece has done for me and my husband
Zan C says
I would use it laminate some art and important information cards.
Amanda says
laminate some artwork of my nephew
Monica Meza says
I’d laminate some of my art work!
Serena Powell says
I would use it to laminate my college syllabus
Jorge Alexander Granda says
I would use it to laminate my high school diploma and technical school diplomas.
Jayden H. says
I would use it for my son’s artwork and things I want to save for the future!!
Brandi Price says
I also would use it for my son’s artwork!
Danielle Porter says
I would give it to my mom who is a teacher! I’m sure she has a million things to use it on!
Laurie Kelly says
I would use it for picture cards for my sons speech therapy sessions at home:)
Thanks for the opportunity!
Caroline B says
My important docs.
Susan Chester says
I would laminate my important papers-birth certificates and the like!
Leanne M says
I would laminate some of my kids artwork
Shellie S. says
Like you, I would love to laminate the artwork of my twin girls from school and church! Either they find it and get ahold of it because it is theirs and accidentally tear it or it gets wrinkled from being stored in my chest.
Wanda McHenry says
I would laminate some recipes from newspaper clippings before they get anymore yellower.
katie says
I would laminate my son’s hand and foot prints.
that bastard soul (@pintworks) says
lil’ nephews art work.
Lin says
I would laminate artwork to put up in my home office.
Katie Bellamy says
My kids artwork!!
Jennifer says
My daughter’s art. She’s two, and I hate throwing her art out.
June S. says
I would laminate a bunch of my recipe cards.
Katherine says
The picture my niece drew for me
rich morris says
my kids’ artwork before hanging more up on my wall
Kyl Neusch says
laminate some art
Shannon F says
I would laminate some of my daughter’s artwork first!
Scarlett says
I have a huge stack of artwork and school related sheets that I would love to laminate! 🙂
Helga says
i would laminate some art prints.
Tabathia B says
My kids art projects from almost 15 years ago
christine jessamine says
I would love this for school projects
[email protected] says
All of my daughter’s school/art projects!
tam childers says
id use it on my sons first painting
melissaandkeith miller says
I am working on my degree for early childhood education. I have so much I could use this for 🙂
Naomi says
The very first would probably be laminate lined paper to use with dry-erase markers for school!
Deb C says
I would laminate garden labels and work calendars.
Saver Sara says
I would use this for my son’s artwork and important baby papers.
Erica H says
I would use it to laminate stuff that is loose in my sons baby book and make a laminated chore chart for him to hang on the fridge!
Heather S. says
I’d laminate my kids’ final report cards so they would have them later.
laurie nykaza says
my nieces art projects to keep
Jackee says
My kids art projects.
debbie says
some important documents.
Teresa Thompson says
My granddaughters’ art projects.
Tiffany Schmidt says
Some practice writing worksheets for my little girl
Debra Hall says
i would do my cookbooks
harolde says
I would use it to preserve my granddaughters pictures she draws.
Sandra Marra says
I would laminate the directions for my work stations in my ASD classroom!
Candice Hull says
My oldest is starting kindergarten soon and we are working on his writing, so I would make some study sheets for him to draw on. Also, my cousin and I are starting our own business, so I know it would come in handy
thanks
Brittney House says
laminate business cards at work.
Deb S says
I think I would do a rules chart.
April Brenay says
my DL extension cards!!
Richard Hicks says
I would laminate the kids birth certificate
Vikki Billings says
I would use it to preserve some of my kids art work from elementary school
Stephanie F. says
Every home needs a laminator! It’s amazing how many uses there are for such a thing that I never had growing up.