Students simply identify the picture, determine its beginning sound, and color each section according to the matching beginning sound letter. As they work, a fun school-themed mystery picture is revealed!

These print-and-go phonics worksheets are perfect for kindergarten, preschool, pre-k, first grade intervention, homeschool, and special education classrooms.

Perfect For:

• Morning work
• Literacy centers
• Word work
• Small group instruction
• Independent practice
• Early finishers
• Sub plans
• Homework
• Phonics review
• Fast finisher activities

What’s Included:

20 printable Color by Code beginning sounds worksheets

You’ll receive:

• 5 different school-themed mystery pictures
• 4 differentiated versions of each picture
• 20 total no-prep pages

Students will:

• Identify each picture.
• Say the beginning (initial) sound.
• Find the matching beginning sound letter.
• Color the sections using the code to reveal the mystery picture.

The multiple versions make it easy to differentiate instruction and provide extra practice while keeping students engaged.

Why You’ll Love It:

• No prep, just print and teach!
• Fun school-themed mystery pictures motivate learners.
• Reinforces beginning sounds and letter-sound correspondence.
• Builds phonemic awareness and early reading skills.
• Great for independent or teacher-led practice.
• Easy to differentiate for a variety of learners.

Prep is quick and easy; simply print the pages, and your students are ready for a fun, hands-on beginning sounds review!

Skills Covered:

• Beginning sounds
• Initial sounds
• Letter-sound correspondence
• Phonemic awareness
• Alphabet recognition
• Early literacy
• Foundational phonics skills

Your students will love building their beginning sounds skills while having fun revealing each school-themed mystery picture!

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With 40 ready-to-use classroom reward coupons, you’ll have plenty of exciting incentives to encourage positive behavior, celebrate hard work, and build a positive classroom community. Students love earning rewards they can actually use, and you’ll love having an inexpensive classroom management tool that lasts all year.

As a bonus, this resource also includes an editable PowerPoint page with blank reward tickets so you can create custom rewards that fit your classroom perfectly.

What’s Included:

• 40 pre-made printable reward tickets
• 1 editable PowerPoint slide with blank reward coupons (PowerPoint required for editing)
• Color and black & white versions
• Easy-to-print format

Sample Reward Tickets Include:

• Choose Your Seat on the Rug
• Free Draw Time
• Use a Teacher Pencil
• Wear a Hat in Class
• Bring a Stuffed Animal
• No Homework
• Eat Lunch with the Teacher
• Bubble Gum in Class
• …and many more fun classroom rewards!

Perfect For:

• Classroom management
• Positive behavior interventions (PBIS)
• Positive reinforcement
• Individual student incentives
• Class reward systems
• Behavior charts
• Student motivation
• Elementary classrooms
• Back-to-school classroom setup

Skip the clutter of prize boxes and expensive classroom rewards! These printable classroom coupons are an easy, low-prep solution that students will be excited to earn while helping you encourage positive choices and build a supportive classroom environment.

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Whether you’re trying to reinforce positive behavior, celebrate achievements, or just bring some fun into your routine, these printable classroom coupons are a go-to solution. With 40 pre-made rewards and an editable bonus page, you’ll have a whole year’s worth of meaningful, low-cost incentives ready to go.

Why Teachers Love These Reward Coupons
These golden tickets help support positive behavior management with rewards that are easy to implement and don’t require buying extra stuff. From “No Homework” passes to “Lunch with the Teacher,” each reward is designed to motivate and engage students in a fun, personal way.

What’s Included:

• 40 ready-to-print golden ticket reward coupons
• 1 editable PowerPoint slide (blank coupons + fun kid graphics)
• Full color and black & white versions
• Simple print-and-cut format – no fancy supplies needed!

Sample Rewards Students Will Love:

• Choose your seat on the rug
• Free draw time
• Wear a hat in class
• Bring a stuffed animal
• Eat lunch with the teacher
• No homework pass
• Bubble gum in class
• Use a special pencil
• High five parade
• Read a book to the class
  …plus 30+ more creative and classroom-friendly rewards!

Print-Friendly and Customizable
Print what you need, when you need it – in color or black & white. Want to add your own ideas? The editable page allows you to create custom coupons that perfectly fit your students and classroom routines. (PowerPoint required to edit.)

Perfect for:

• Positive reinforcement systems
• Behavior management strategies
• Classroom economy rewards
• End-of-week celebrations
• Sub plans and emergency incentives
• Budget-conscious teachers looking for a no-cost reward system

Add a little magic to your classroom with these easy-to-use Golden Ticket Reward Coupons – and make positive behavior something to celebrate, every day!

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This classroom reward coins set includes 42 unique student rewards designed to support positive behavior and make your classroom management system shine. Whether it’s “Extra Recess,” “Lunch with the Teacher,” or “Free Draw Time,” these printable student rewards are meaningful, motivating, and easy to use all year long.

Why Teachers Love This Resource:

• Saves money on treasure chest fillers
• Encourages positive behavior with non-material rewards
• Supports classroom management routines
• Super easy to print and prep
• Editable slide lets you make it your own!
• Great for individual or whole-class use

What’s Included:

• 42 pre-made reward coins (kid-approved!)
• 1 editable PowerPoint page with blank coin templates (PowerPoint required to edit)
• Both color and black & white versions (perfect for saving ink!)
• Easy-to-print format – just print, cut, and reward!

How to Use:

• Print the coins you want to use.
• Laminate for reuse in your classroom treasure chest, or print in black and white and let students keep their rewards. You can have them write their names on the back to help keep track of them.
• Store in an envelope, pencil box, or small container for easy access and fast reward time! – I found the treasure box in the pictures at Walmart.

Sample Coupon Rewards:

• Get a good “phone call home”
• No homework pass
• Pick your partner for an activity
• Have lunch outside
• Free draw time
• Choose your seat on the rug
• Wear a hat in class
• Bring a stuffed animal
• Eat lunch with the teacher
• High five parade
• Extra recess
• …and many more!

These Student Reward Coins Are Great For:

• Behavior incentives
• Positive reinforcement
• End-of-week or monthly rewards
• Classroom economy systems
• PBIS or classroom management programs

This set of printable treasure chest reward coins is a super easy, low-cost way to keep your reward system stocked with choices your students will look forward to – and best of all, you won’t have to keep buying little prizes all year long.

Help your students feel celebrated and motivated with these fun, flexible, and reusable rewards!

Please Note:
PowerPoint is required to edit the blank coin page.

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Greeting choices include

wave

dance

thumbs up

bow

elbow bump

wink

silly face

salute

toe tap

hand on heart

air fist bump

air high five

air hug

namaste

spirit fingers

curtsy

high five

hug

fist bump

pat on the back

handshake

pinky shake

There are 2 options for you, or you can build your own.

Additional cards include, Good Morning, Say Hello!, Goodbye! and Morning Greeting Choices

Everything comes in both color and black and white printing options.

Laminate the cards and attach a magnet strip to the back for the easiest use on your whiteboard.

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Greeting choices include

wave

dance

thumbs up

bow

elbow bump

wink

silly face

salute

toe tap

hand on heart

air fist bump

air high five

air hug

namaste

spirit fingers

curtsy

high five

hug

fist bump

pat on the back

handshake

pinky shake

There are 2 options for you, or you can build your own.

Additional cards include, Good Morning, Say Hello!, Goodbye! and Morning Greeting Choices

Everything comes in both color and black and white printing options.

Laminate the cards and attach a magnet strip to the back for the easiest use on your whiteboard.

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These print 8.5” wide x 11” tall Print and laminate for durability before hanging.

These work well with our Alphabet Real Pictures Posters as well.

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These no prep back to school cake walk cards are perfect to use during your class parties, back to school night or meet the teacher night. They make setting up your next game a breeze! They can be used for a donut walk, cake walk, cupcake walk, or book walk!

What is included:

It comes with 30 numbers, use as many as you need for your game. It also comes with small number cards to put into a basket so you can pull a number to win.

Laminating the bingo cards and winning numbers is suggested. You can attach them to the floor using painter’s tape or duct tape.

Prep is quick and easy… Just print the number cards, print and cut the calling cards, and you’re ready for a fun party game!

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These posters have a clean, white design and will fit easily with any classroom theme or classroom decor. This alphabet line features the letter (uppercase and lowercase) on primary lines, ASL handshapes, a picture that begins with the letter, and the word of the picture.

These print 8.5” wide x 11” tall Print and laminate for durability before hanging.

What’s Included:

26 ASL letter posters plus an extra option for the letter x.

Short vowel sound posters are included to help with teaching beginning sounds. There are two printable options for the letter x, xylophone, and box for the ending x sound.

The words included on the posters are

apple, butterfly, carrots, dog, egg, fire truck, grapes, horse, igloo, jacket, kiwi, lion, monkey, nest, ostrich, pumpkin, question mark, robot, strawberry, tiger, umbrella, violin, watermelon, xylophone, box, yo-yo, zebra

Make sure to grab the ASL Number Posters too!

Prep is quick and easy… Just print, laminate, and hang!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Karina C. says, “I love this resource! My students are deaf kindergartners and this helps them with learning the letters. I like the realistic images, too. Thanks for creating such a wonderful resource! ”

Renae H. says, “These are great! I love the different skin tones. We teach asl every day in my room and these are perfect!”

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This pack is full of goodies to get you through the whole year. It’s perfect if you are just starting out as a group/organization, you’ve just been elected, or have been doing this for years. Everything that you’ll need for a smooth and organized year is included in this file.

The majority of the forms are editable. (71 of the 100 pages are editable)

******** To use this resource, you must have PowerPoint!**********

Anything that is a red text can be changed to fit your school best. A lot of them also have a, your logo here, text box that you can delete and add your school logo. All things that say PTSA can fully be change to PTO, PTA etc to fit your needs.

What’s Included:

-General Board Forms

-Binder Covers and inspirational quote page -editable

-PTSA board member duties -editable

-Teacher financial reimbursement form -editable

-General membership form -editable

-Debit card transaction record

-Event planning pages for the year

-Event planned page for the year – save the dates -editable

-Spring Elections – We have some shoes to fill nomination page -color and black and white printing option -editable

-Join the team- for nominations -editable

-Membership

-If You Give A Teacher An Apple- Teacher membership incentive page -editable

-Membership drive ice cream party -color and black and white printing option -editable

-Membership drive popcorn party -color and black and white printing option -editable

-Why join the PTSA page -editable

-Welcome letter to members -editable

-Business Donation Forms

-2 different letters to send to business asking for donations -editable

-Business sponsorship form -editable

-Tax receipt to send to business for donation -editable

-Volunteers

-Letter to send out to families encouraging to sign up to volunteer -editable

-Volunteer opportunities page -editable

-Thank you note for volunteers -editable

-Newsletter

-2 page-front and back newsletter template to use for each month -editable

-Room Parents

-Would you like to be a homeroom parent sign up form for meet the teacher night, -editable

-Room parent wanted page -editable

-Thank you for volunteering to be room parent letter -editable

-Room parent duties description page -editable

-Event Flyers all flyers have color and black and white printing option and are all editable

–Meet The Teacher

-Open House

-Drink Drive

-Boo-Hoo Yahoo Breakfast

-Breakfast With Grandparents

-Family Reading Campout

-Family Movie Night

-Family Board Game Night

-Family Painting Party

-Valentine’s Day Parents Night Out

-Family Valentine’s Dance

-Sock Hop School Dance

-Luau School Dance

-Pastries With Parents

-Family Bingo Night

-Holiday Parents Night Out

-Penny War

-Trunk or Treat – 2 options

-Fall Festival

-Flyer for event with a back page with things to do during the festival -color and black and white printing option -editable

-Reminder flyer for event this weekend -color and black and white printing option -editable

-Coupons for concessions -editable

-Tickets -editable

-Silent auction bidding page -editable

-Teacher Appreciation Week

-Thanks for helping us grow week long schedule for teachers -editable

-Letter with week long schedule including dress up days to send home to families -editable

-Flower and leaf craft to send home with students to make and bring back for their teachers.

-Thank you note kids can write to teachers

-Room service tags to put on teachers doors -editable

I hope that these forms/flyers, letters etc. make your job a little easier, I know what it’s like to be in your shoes! Keep up the great work!

PEOPLE LIKE YOU SAID…

Tara T. says, “This is a great thorough resource for revamping or starting your PTA binder! Love all of the options and how many new ideas that are included for events and to drive membership. Highly recommend!”

Amber D. says, “This is a great packet full of information to get you started with the PTO PTA whatever your school does. There are plenty of flyers to help with getting you started with different events.”

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These Monthly Reading Bingo cards are a fun way to encourage your students to read each month. They are a great alternative to a reading log and make reading fun!

Each month has several different and fun ways to get your students excited to read. From read while having breakfast, to read at the park, to read a silly book, your students will have fun reading!

What’s included:

The months included are August through June. I have a free summer reading bingo that you can grab here to fill in for July if you’d like. They come in both color and black and white printing options.

Prep is quick and easy… Just print the bingo cards and you have a fun reading log alternative for the month!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Mackenzie T. says, “My students loved using this for engaging homework. They were excited about the options on the board and to get to read at home.”

Jessica R. says, “My students have LOVED using this Reading Bingo as their nightly reading log! I give them a reward coupon when they get a bingo. They LOVE getting those reward coupons!”

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These visual daily greeting cards are a fun way to build community and relationships with your students. Upon entering or leaving the classroom, the student will point to how they would like to be greeted and also greet you.

There are several different options included, so you can choose a greeting that you are comfortable with.

What’s Included

Greeting choices include

wave

dance

thumbs up

bow

elbow bump

wink

silly face

salute

toe tap

hand on heart

air fist bump

air high five

air hug

namaste

spirit fingers

curtsy

high five

hug

fist bump

pat on the back

handshake

pinky shake

There are 2 options for you, or you can build your own.

Additional cards include Good Morning, Say Hello!, Goodbye! and Morning Greeting Choices

Everything comes in both color and black-and-white printing options

Laminate the cards and attach a magnet strip to the back for the easiest use on your whiteboard or add them to your classroom door.

Such a fun way to build community and relationships with your students each day

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Remi K. says, “This is PERFECT on my door in my classroom to help the children visually choose their greeting/goodbye”

Carolina T. says, “Perfect way to start the day, and lots of different options for every type of student’s comfort level. Thanks!”

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These no-prep color by code number pages are a fun and engaging way to practice numbers 1-50. They work great as early finishers, morning work, in small groups, individual work, sub days, centers, and homework.

What’s Included:

Included are 5 different back to school themed pictures for the students to color in by number. There are 10 pages of each of the 5 pictures. Each page is in increments of 5. For example, the first page of each picture reviews numbers 0-5, the next, numbers 5-10, and so on. By doing this, you can easily differentiate the pages for the students.

Prep is quick and easy… Just print the pages and you’re ready for a fun number review activity.

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This cactus craft is perfect for your back to school unit, or the end of the year. A great way to set goals for the new school year or reflect on what they have learned throughout the school year. They look adorable hanging on the bulletin board or in the hallway!

What’s Included:

There are two different ways to make the cactus craftivity.

-Print a black and white page that has all of the pieces to make the cactus on it for each student and have them color and assemble the cactus.

-Print each of the parts pages on the corresponding color paper accounting for how many students you have, and hand out the parts to the students to cut and assemble.

After the craft is assembled, the students will need a long piece of construction paper to glue on their cactus and thewriting page of your choice. They look adorable displayed in the classroom!

There are 4 writing prompt pages included along with both a writing paper option along with regular a regular lined version.

I’ve also included an additional blank sheet in case the students need to staple an additional page for writing

-We are going to grow this year! -This year I hope to

-This year was on point! Here are 3 things that we did this year.

-We stick together!

-We are a sharp bunch!

Prep is quick and easy…. and they look adorable displayed in the classroom or hallway!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Melissa B. says, “This is a very easy craft, especially for the start of the school year. My students enjoy it! ”

Jamei C. says, “These turned out so cute!!!”

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Let everyone know where you or your class is with these where are we? door signs. Simply print, cut and laminate. Punch a hole in the middle towards the top of the sign and hang them in your window or on your door using a 3M hook.

Places included are:
Lunch
PE
Bathroom
MPR
Library
Music
Recess
Art
Computer Lab
Science Lab
Field Trip
Assembly
Gym
We are here, come on in!
Off Campus
Meeting

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These are perfect for the classroom and/or art room.

The questions for the board are

What supplies do I need?

Where does this go?

Where can I work?

Can I work with a friend?

What do I do when I’m done?

What is the task?

What do I do if I need help?

There are 66 cards included to answer the above questions.

The cards included are

What supplies do I need?: scissors, glue stick, pencil, glue, dry erase marker, markers, watercolor paint, clipboard, post-it note highlighter, reading book, math binder, science journal, writing journal, STEM log, daily take home folder, headphones, computer, tablet, whiteboard, colored pencils, paint brushes, eraser, large scissors, tempera paint, liquid watercolor paint, drying rack, paint pallet, water cup, paper towel, oil pastel, chalk pastel, art portfolio, trash bucket, tray, scrap paper, painting smock, sketchbook.

Where does this?: turn in bins, in my daily take-home binder, in my take-home binder, on my desk, in my mailbox, in my science journal, in my math binder, in my writing journal, in my backpack, in my math journal, in my STEM log, in my science journal, hand to the teacher, submit to teacher, class folder.

Where can I work?: at my desk, at my center, on the carpet, work around the room, at my table.

Can I work with a friend?: do it by yourself, collaborate with a buddy, share ideas but complete your own work, complete with the group.

What do I do if I need help? ask the teacher, raise my hand, ask a classmate.

Laminate the cards and attach a magnet strip to the back for the easiest use on your whiteboard.

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Alexandra Z. says, “By far the best purchase experience I’ve had anywhere! Jenette is amazing and has been extremely friendly and even more helpful! I teach art to preschool through 8th grade all in the same room which obviously includes students from a wide range of ages and abilities. These labels are exactly what I needed to help with the chaos. I’ve only used them one day and I’ve spent a considerably less amount of time repeating to students what they need, where it goes when finished, and more! The pictures help a lot for the younger students who are still learning to read, and the title cards saying where things go after, where to work, and especially the needed supplies only make things clearer for the students. Jenette went above and beyond for me even adding additional cards with more art supplies on them. I would ABSOLUTELY recommend these cards and this seller!”

Sarah C. says, “These are SO helpful in building students’ independence! I no longer have to answer a million questions-I just point to the board. Thank you!!”

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These print 8.5” wide x 11” tall Print and laminate for durability before hanging.

Short vowel sound posters are included to help with teaching beginning sounds. Two printable options for letter x, xylophone and box for the ending x sound.

The words included on the posters are:
apple, butterfly, carrots, dog, egg, fire truck, grapes, horse, igloo, jacket, kiwi, lion, monkey, nest, ostrich, pumpkin, question mark, robot, strawberry, tiger, umbrella, violin, watermelon, xylophone, box, yo-yo, zebra

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Let everyone know where you or your class is with these where are we? door signs. Simply print, cut and laminate. Punch a hole in the middle towards the top of the sign and hang them in your window or on your door using a 3M hook.

Places included are:
Lunch
PE
Bathroom
MPR
Library
Music
Recess
Art
Computer Lab
Science Lab
Field Trip
Assembly
Gym
We are here, come on in!
Off Campus
Meeting

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Included are 20 books with short and long vowel pictures on them and 2 different recording sheets to hold the students accountable for their center time. On the recording sheets, the student will cut and glue the books onto the correct backpack.. Color and black and white printing options.

Laminating the cards is suggested for durability.

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Included are 3 lunch items for each digraph and 3 different recording sheets to hold the students accountable for their center time. The student will choose a card and record their answer on the page. Color and black and white printing options.

Laminating the cards is suggested for durability.

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Included are 4 apple picture blends for each blend bus and 3 different recording sheets to hold the students accountable for their center time. The student will choose a card and record their answer on the page. Color and black and white printing options.

Laminating the cards is suggested for durability.

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These library labels have a clean and simple design that will easily match any theme or class decor. Use them to organize your personal library or your class library.

By organizing your classroom library, you’ll be able to

• Easily find a book appropriate for your readers.
• Promote a range of literacy skills.
• Provide access to high-interest books on a variety of levels.
• Offer opportunities for the representation of your students’ home cultures.
• Naturally integrate content across curriculum areas.
• Introduce students to new cultures and perspectives.

What’s Included:

The labels measure approximately 3 1/4 inches by 4 inches. Laminating is suggested for durability. They fit the book bins available at Target, Walmart, Dollar Tree, and more.

Included in this download are labels for:

Animals

Arctic

Penguins

Farm Animals

Apples

Pumpkins

Summer

Fall

Spring

Winter

Bats

Halloween

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Easter

Holidays Around the World

Space

Butterflies

Insects

Back to School

St. Patrick’s Day

Weather

Teacher Favorites

Plants

Flowers

Science

Alphabet

Forest Animals

Multicultural

Countries

Birds

Food

Frogs

Father’s Day

Mother’s Day

Earth Day

Transportation

Ocean

Pets

Sharing

Colors

Ladybugs

Nature

Numbers

Friendship

Beach

Biography

100 Days of School

Emotions

Fiction

Non Fiction

Poetry

Superhero

Art

Chapter Books

Valentine’s Day

Desert

Instruments

Classics

Simple Machines

Class Favorites

Rocks and Minerals

Easy Readers

Holiday

Mystery

Money

Birthday

Feelings

Family

Manners

New Year

Community Helpers

Tide Pools

Shapes

Pirates

Rainforest

Fantasy

States

Presidents

Snowmen

United States of America

Dental Health

Dinosaur

Sharks

History

Community Service

Autobiography

Sports

Graphic Novels

Humor

Author of the Month

Geography

Life Cycles

Reptiles

Fun Facts

Book Hospital

Fairy Tales

Nursery Rhymes

Social Studies

Spiders

Owls

Favorite Author

Science

Seasons

Human Body

12 months

Uppercase letter labels in colored letters and in black and white

Lowercase letter labels in a rainbow pattern.

Numbers 1 – 10 labels

Laminiting the labels or using book bin sleeves are recommended for longer use.

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Lauren T. says, “Loved these. So many categories to fit any library. Perfect for creating my class book organization! ”

Kimberly B. says, “These cards made it very easy to organize my classroom library by theme or topic. Cute design, and a variety of options.”

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Let everyone know where you or your class is with these where are we? door signs. Simply print, cut and laminate. Punch a hole in the middle towards the top of the sign and hang them in your window or on your door using a 3M hook.

Places included are:
Lunch
PE
Bathroom
MPR
Library
Music
Recess
Art
Computer Lab
Science Lab
Field Trip
Assembly
Gym
We are here, come on in!
Off Campus
Meeting

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Let everyone know where you or your class is with these where are we? door signs. Simply print, cut and laminate. Punch a hole in the middle towards the top of the sign and hang them in your window or on your door using a 3M hook.

Places included are:
Lunch
PE
Bathroom
MPR
Library
Music
Recess
Art
Computer Lab
Science Lab
Field Trip
Assembly
Gym
We are here, come on in!
Off Campus
Meeting

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