To sort the activities we:
- printed and laminated a selection of games from our math packs
- stored them in flat, clear 'compact wallets' with a cover page showing the contents
- sorted them into addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
- assembled book boxes from Elizabeth Richards
- typed the labels in the editable Fruit Labels file
- used our favorite Pond Kinder font
- laminated, cut and blue-tacked the labels onto the boxes
These labels have so many uses in the classroom:
- labelling equipment and storage
- math and reading group folder boxes
- creating door displays
- desk tags
- name displays
- book covers
- rewards and motivational accents
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| Fruit labels for the classroom |
We have a huge and growing range of labels and accents. You can take a peek over on our website:
We love that our labels are functional, will help you get organized and will also contribute to the happiness in your learning space!