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I always struggle with keeping everything straight! Great idea! I am totally using this when I set up my classroom in the fall!
☮Monica
The Schroeder Page
I have never those of this before, such a simple fix. I know I constantly have had to rearrange. Again why didn’t I think of one staple until it was all up. Thank you so much for sharing this idea.
Love this idea!!
Jennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
Great idea!
Jennifer
Simply Kinder
This is genius, what a timesaver!
Great idea! It took me a while to figure out not to “overstaple”, since all those staples eventually have to come out, especially if it’s crooked! Thanks for the tip!
Sally from Elementary Matters
You are a smarty pants!
🙂 Shelley
The Write Stuff Teaching
Isn’t it funny- when I first started teaching, I LOVED setting up bulletin boards. Now, they are the bane of my existence. Ha! This tip is great- saves time for things that I would rather be doing! Thanks for the bright idea!
🙂 Stephanie from First Grade Bangs
Is it sad to say I actually scale mine down in Photoshop to visualize way before I even make them? …. 🙂