ELECLAND 36 Pcs Classroom Floor Stickers Round Floor Spots Self Adhesive Dry Erase Circles Vinyl Classroom Line Up Dots Classroom Dots for Floor Decal (5.4 inches)

My PreK classroom is color coded. I only use the dots on my tables. If the floor was tiled, I would use them on the floor to use as a line up guide. Tiled floors can be waxed which helps seal in the dots. The dots don't last long on concrete floors.Love these dots! They look nice and stick well! This is my 2nd set.

I teach upper grades so I don't use the traditional name tags that lower grades use, but I do like having name tags on desks. I cut these in half and color code my desks and write student names on them. It is perfect for heterogeneous grouping quickly and when students switch seats, they can write their name on them in dry erase marker. During testing, I can write inspirational words on them to help motivate.

These worked great on our painted sheetrock walls. They were easy to apply and were easy to remove and did not leave any residue.

For my PreK class, the vinyl solid colored spots placed in rainbow order on the floor are perfect for my kids to know where to line up on to make transitions. I LOVE them and so do my kiddos!

Within minutes of sticking that’s down in my classroom they were peeling up. I had to take them off and throw them away. Money wasted.

These are great for color coding small group tables. I also love them to label student cubbies, and you can reuse them for the next year because they are erasable. The colors are great for my rainbow themed classroom. There are plenty of them to use for multipurposes.

We use these stickers for our center rotations. We prefer these versus making our own and laminating them.The adhesive on the vinyl is strong and stays on the surface. However, we had difficulty getting the bubbles out--we should have used a squeegee.The pack has a nice variety of colors and spares in case some get messed up.

Awesome for the kids.