Sunday, February 3, 2013

The Many Functions of Mailing Labels


I was surprised to notice the multiple uses for mailing labels in the classroom. The most obvious function is a label with a name and address to send a letter or package to someone. The second function is writing “Attention Parents: Important Information Enclosed”. Many teachers have to write in a planner. Some parents check the planner without much attention. A teacher could stick a mailing label in a student’s planner when there is important information about the student or school such as important documents, special events, or weather announcements. The third function of mailing labels would be easy name tags for a desk, student’s shirt, or chart. For example, I made mailing labels using Vista Print. I stuck the labels to cardboard. I used velcro to stick the labels on my Daily Five Charts (I will post later) so students can change stations easily. Mailing labels are cheap and easy. Vista Prints has many designs to pick that will make people pay attention.


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