A teacher asks, is it strong enough to hold pencils?
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Its very sturdy glass. Depending on the length of pencil it should definitely, absolutely be stong enough. Very sturdy construction.
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Absolutely, the glass is super thick and the metal holder inside is pretty tough, so I think you would be okay putting pretty much anything in there for class
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Yes the Coca-Cola Straw Jar is strong enough to hold pencils. As it is glass you will need to be careful around small children.
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I use it just for straws but all my 5 grandchildren 5 years and under use it all the time.if it can hold up to them then I think it can handle some pencils lol.
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It definitely will. I have used these on the larger sized triangular pencils in my Kindergarten classroom. Since it is rubber (like?) the center hole just stretches. You really need to work it on, but we use them for several months on the larger triangular ones and then take them off to put on standard #2 pencils and they still work fine.
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The pencil ledge is adjustable, it has two screws attached & two holes where you can adjust it to be even with the glass top or up to keep your pencils from falling off.
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I am out of state now--so not in same place as where my plastic pencil holders are. My gut reaction is NO. It would hold one but not both. I think of the cases as perfect for school pencils for kids. They are well made.
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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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Are you asking how much weight it can hold? If so, the holder is very strong.
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Okay......The 120 case holds double standard size colored pencils. It will hold a single pen as well. It should actually hold 2 micron pens per slot.........with this exception. The end slots on the case itself are so tight that getting 2 pencils out is very hard. Use these for only one pencil and you should be fine........So for me, this case actually holds 116 pencils.......It is designed to hold markers at 60 per case but pencils and microns are much smaller......I think this is the largest case available but I may be mistaken. It is well built and should hold up for many years. It is also quite thick, between 2-3". Keep this in mind if you are planning to carry it in as a travel case. Enjoy....I like mine
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The one I purchased was donated to my daughter's classroom so we haven't used it for that but I think as long as you don't want to use them down to the end, it should work fine. It is a great sharpener and has saved her teacher a ton of time.
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The bottoms of the draws are a piece of cardboard like material(just stronger). Strong enough to hold clothes but not heavy school text books. Maybe office supplies yes, some paper back books but nothing very heavy.
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Depends on the paper. If it is thick it will probably be ok but it will be absorbed into the paper. The pencils dont matter just the paper
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That depends on how big your products are. They hold a dozen pencils easily and do have holes for a binder.
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Yes, if you do not expect each slot to hold more than one sharpie per slot. The elastic is tight at first for normal width pencils. I can get 4 in each slot at a time so I can hold a full set of 48 colored pencils in a relatively small area. Works great with my backpack. Hope this helps as this is very well designed and of high quality. I would definately recommend this product.
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No, it will not. Ten inches is the maximum, 10 1/4 will get stuck. I use it for pencils in my classroom.
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I teach middle school myself and see all kinds of weird ways students hold their pencil. I would definitely recommend this grip because there are definitive places to place your thumb,middle and pointer finger in order to write. I think the main idea is to have a proper grip so that their hands don't get tired from writing - which may eventually lead to disinterest in completing writing assignments. I would also ask an occupational therapist for additional "tricks" and fun ways to get students to hold a pencil. I am not an expert in that regard but I heard also that sticking with a normal width pencil (not using thicker kinds) helps to get a proper grip.
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There's an attachment you can use to attach it to a desk. The desks in my classroom have a bar near the edge therefore the clamp didn't work for my desks. It was flimsy anyways. It's pretty easy for my students to use one hand to hold the sharpener while in use.
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Yes, barely. The length of the pouch is about the same as the length of a pencil, so it is a bit tight for pencils, but fits.
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The magnets are very strong! And the adhesive is very strong as well. I am a teacher and use them on the white/magnet erase board for calendar and daily schedule. I beleive they will work fine for what you want.