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These are great for posting "missing" work. In my classroom, subjects are color-coded (Red = Reading, Green = Science, etc.) So, if a student sees his/her green number posted, s/he knows that a Science assignment is missing. Middle School or High School teachers could use different colors for different periods.
This file contains ALL 5 COLORS: Blue, Green, Purple, Red, and Yellow student numbers. This file is priced to save you $1.00 over buying each set separately.
I created these .jpg files to be printed as 4" x 6" photos. Each "photo"/card has 6 student numbers (#1 - 6, #7 - 12, etc.). There are 6 files in each set to create student numbers 1 - 36. I print mine at Costco ($0.13 each for a total of less than a dollar per set), but you can print them at home, too.
I laminated the cards and cut/separated the individual numbers. I then bought a roll of magnet strips at Michael's, cut 1" pieces and used the strip's self-adhesive to put them on the back of the student numbers to create magnets.
You can put them on any magnetized surface. I started putting them on my white board, but soon found out that it worked better if I put them on cookie sheets so as not to take up precious white board space. I secured cookie sheets to space on my wall where little else fit. :-)
I have also uploaded 7 separate sets: Blue, Green, Red, Purple, Yellow, as well as "Fingerprints" and "Special Agents" which work well with my classroom Detective theme.
This file contains ALL 5 COLORS: Blue, Green, Purple, Red, and Yellow student numbers. This file is priced to save you $1.00 over buying each set separately.
I created these .jpg files to be printed as 4" x 6" photos. Each "photo"/card has 6 student numbers (#1 - 6, #7 - 12, etc.). There are 6 files in each set to create student numbers 1 - 36. I print mine at Costco ($0.13 each for a total of less than a dollar per set), but you can print them at home, too.
I laminated the cards and cut/separated the individual numbers. I then bought a roll of magnet strips at Michael's, cut 1" pieces and used the strip's self-adhesive to put them on the back of the student numbers to create magnets.
You can put them on any magnetized surface. I started putting them on my white board, but soon found out that it worked better if I put them on cookie sheets so as not to take up precious white board space. I secured cookie sheets to space on my wall where little else fit. :-)
I have also uploaded 7 separate sets: Blue, Green, Red, Purple, Yellow, as well as "Fingerprints" and "Special Agents" which work well with my classroom Detective theme.
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I started in a K/1 combo class in 1985, and although I loved my own children when they were 5, I don't like other people's 5 year olds. :-) On the other hand, I ADORE 10 year olds. 2011 - 2012 will be my 26th year of teaching 5th grade (with a few 4/5 and 5/6 combos thrown in there). I may move up to high school history some day soon, but for now, I'll keep loving on my preteens!
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