Vinyl Press on Sleeve - 4 x 6

I am a third grade teacher and used them in my classroom for the first time last year. I liked these because they were small and didn't get in my students way and I could still easily see their names. What I liked most was that I just made nameplates to go inside the sleeve and when it came time to move seats (I have tables and not desks), I just had my kids take their nameplates with them to their new seat. They aren't perfect to kids and I did have to replace a few because kids would pull at the edges, but that isn't the fault of the product. At the end of the year, they were easy enough to take off and didn't leave behind and sticky mess.

I use these clear sleeves to hold student weekly to-do lists. Switching over to Common Core this year has everyone frazzled, there are so many new strategies and methods to consider, so I developed checklists of differentiated independent reading and writing work my students need to accomplish each day. It's true that some students can't stop playing with them, and they will lose their adhesive if they're pulled up one too many times, but I still use them, because they're the best solution I've found so far.