my son is a 3rd grader his teacher has weekly vocabulary words and they have afake checkbook they get paid when the find vocal words in everyday life. tv reading, signs, anything. my son reads alot and used post it to mark the word in his book to take to school to show his teacher. WE started with post it highlighters and when he emptied all of my hightlighters I went to Staples to get more stickies
I actually bought these when I was in 8th grade, just because of the cute colors but little did I know how essential they would be when I entered college. They are absolutely vital for someone who is in college and has loads of chapters and pages to read but these are mostly good for smaller books. I'd rather use these than the Post-It notes because those are paper and these are plastic so they never rip!
These little beauties are a fantastic way to flag pages in textbooks to mark passages for my learning disabled students. If they are able to focus their attention to one page, rather than having to search through an entire section, they are much more likely to keep looking until they have found an answer on their own without getting frustrated.
Works great to date photos until they can be put into scrapbooks. Also use them to organize craft projects / quilt pieces before assembly, etc. Love the flags for work and crafting!!
Could not be easier to use or to have around the house. I will frequently put a Flag on a spot that needs to be cleaned or needs my attention at a later date....no time now...Flag It. They are very easy to use with files and paper work to just get it in order as to time and date.
I use them alot and for everything. Thanks for a Super Product. Just Flag It!