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Printable Desktop Strips / Name Tags for Kindergarten, Pre School, Early Primary Years...

IDEAL FOR BACK TO SCHOOL

  • Now Editable Using Microsoft Word (can type in child's name)
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Printable Desktop Strips - Suggestions for Use


  • Write child's name on strip and cover with rollup contact to place on each desk

  • Great for first week back to school

  • Also ideal to give a copy to parents as a reference for home...

  • Copy and laminate, then children practise writing their names on the name plate with whiteboard markers.

  • Enlarge to bigger or smaller sizes for different learning situations...

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