I have two classes, an AM and PM group. In the past I have chose a different color font for their name to signify the classes. This year I’m going to use black font, but a different color boarder to distinguish between the classes. I will post the tags at a later time – haven’t committed to a theme yet.
DIY:
I simply bought badge holders and cut the top off that has a
slit for the lanyard (See picture below). After cutting the badge holder, I cut Velcro into strips that were
the length of the badge holder. I used Velcro that was 2 inches in width. I
thought about hot gluing them to the desk - It would be cheaper - But I was scared it would rip the
desk top off. = /
I then used a badge template from Word and typed their names
in them. After that I cut the name badges out and slide them into the badge holder – Now ... NAME TAGS!!!!!!!!!
This is the Velcro I used and it has lasted two years and there is still no sign of it wearing down.
I love that idea! My students pick at the contact paper that attaches their name cards to their desks, so this looks like it would definitely cut down on that. Thanks!
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I love this idea. I hate name tags and usually take them off the tables and never replace them after the first few weeks. Thanks!!
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That's how I was with name tags before I started using this! Thanks for following - I will visit your site! = )
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I'm going on year number three with the same velcro and badges I bought. Not only is it more effective, it saves money! Did you put down traditional name tags that are taped to the desks? If so, once they start looking 'ratty'forward replace them with these ... then no worries for years! = )
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ReplyDeleteLove this idea! I have been searching for something forever-can't wait to do this....mine this year are already coming off etc.
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