Dr. Weeks Elementary School 523294

5 Little Apples: A Lift-the-Flap Counting Book (The World of Yonezu); Atoylink Wooden Magnetic Dress up Dolls for Gir...

This purchase order from Dr. Weeks Elementary School, a public school in Syracuse, New York, involves Amazon Capital Services Inc. supplying various educational and recreational products including books, toys, arts and crafts supplies, and decorative items. The order includes multiple items such as a lift-the-flap counting book, magnetic dress-up dolls, religious coloring cups, ribbon dancing wands, fake ice cubes, bath toys, and communication-themed educational materials. The total obligated amount is $144.00, and the order was placed on December 3, 2025. The procurement appears to be a single-transaction order for classroom and school activity supplies, with no indication of a multi-year contract.

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5 Little Apples: A Lift-the-Flap Counting Book (The World of Yonezu); Atoylink Wooden Magnetic Dress up Dolls for Girls Pretend Play Set, Princess/Witch/Occupations Community Helpers Matching Games Fashion Paper Dolls for Toddlers Preschool Learning Toys Gifts; Atoylink Wooden Magnetic Dress up Dolls Pretend Play Set 40+ Pcs Occupations Community Helpers Matching Games Fridge Magnets for Toddlers Preschool Learning Toys Boys Birthday Gifts; Funnymoom 12 Pcs Christian Bible Coloring Cups with Watercolor Pen Set Color Your Own Cups Christian Jesus Coloring Craft DIY Religious Crafts for Sunday School Bible Church Festivals Party Favors; HAPMARS 20 Pack Ribbon Dancing Wands for Kids, Rainbow Dance Ribbon Streamers,Princess Party Favors Supplies Decorations,Girls Artistic Gymnastics Twirling Ribbon Stick,Gymnastics Goodie Bag Stuffers; LYFJXX Fake Crushed Ice Cubes, Vase Fillers, 11 * 14 mm 650 pcs Reusable Fake Ice Cubes Artificial Acrylic Crystal Cubes for Wedding Decor Gold; Mold Free Suction Bath Toys for Kids 26PCS, Bathtub Silicone ABC Alphabet Educational Montessori Sensory Toys for Baby/Toddlers, No Hole Animal & Letters Learning Toy with Storage Net for Autism/ADHD; The Different Ways We Communicate