Would this be useful for bulletin board letters? (In a classroom)
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Yes, because the size of the openings is adjustable. You might need 2, depending on the size of the letters. The downside is that the dividers don't quite hit the bottom of the box, so there is some migrating. I use mine to sort buttons, and it's a minor annoyance.
2185590
It is a medium blue color so I think it would be a little harder to see. The size of the letters are medium, perhaps a bit smaller than the standard letters on the keyboard.
1816538
The easel is for holding a stationary painting. I would think maybe writing on a white board that size might make it collapse or move around a little unless you permanently brace it with another board. Good luck. Sorry I couldn't give you a definitive answer, being a primary teacher myself.
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I think it would work fine, I use it for taping lectures and it works fine. I think it will work fine for what you want to use it for.I am very pleased with it.Fred
1075395
Yes. I am also visually impaired and I use this for my college classes to read the board. It should work fine.
1408728
I think it would work -- it is very sticky and the paper is a nice thickness -- good luck!
1108833
Depends on how well you stack your papers.I would use this item for that purpose. Hope you do well on your paper route.sara
509384
That's a great idea; and it would work. Consider whether the punched out symbols would be difficult to manage. Note that symbols like P and 8 have small center cutouts, and may be lost eventually. However, given your students can pull out symbols and squeeze them back into tile, this may be the basis of a nifty tactile learning experience in which students can inspect the shapes of the symbols. You could pull out symbols yourself, distribute to students, and then one-by-one have them find the tile to match, etc.
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I think that would work if you were to use fluorescent chalk on the blackboard then it could work.
968370
Yes. Kind of. See this thread for the letter distributions.http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/459128/letter-distribution
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I don't have access to a chalkboard, but based on the name of the product, (Pentel PERMANENT Marker), I would say no. It does have a very fine point, and if you are considering putting something on a chalk bord permanently, it would not be easiiy readable from a variable distance based on size of writing.
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Yes. Maybe a medium sized one... But if you write really hard or fast it could knock the whole thing over if you don't hold on to the easel as well as the board... I would use it more for display purposes.
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They would probably work best on poster board. They'd probably still work just not have the same affect.
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It's the thickness of regular poster board. If you are only folding it once to make a book cover I think it would work for that.
1161175
Lol! Great idea, but I think it's designed for a classroom setting. Visibility would be limited since some students would probably have their backs to itand miss the yellow light warning. Also, it would have to be much bigger and much louder for use in a cafeteria. You ought to submit the idea of making a cafeteria version to the company! Every school would buy it! :-)
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Thanks everyone. I am considering using this in a university graduate level class to keep guest lecturers on track with time. Do you think it would be offensive?
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It's a heavy weight chipboard like paper. Yes. I think several students could sign it. I was very pleased with this purchase.