I love these flags! I use them almost every week. We homeschool, and sometimes we don't always follow the curriculum schedule exactly. On assignments that we don't get to that day, I simply flag it and move on. Then when we have a lighter day, I go back to the flagged assignment and we complete it. I originally was just trying to write every missed assignment down and tried to keep track of them that way, but the flags make it so much easier! I also use the different colors, which helps, too. (i.e. green for science, pink for language arts, etc.) When I take a flag off, it still has enough stickyness to it that I can re-use it if I want to, which is nice. I also use these in reference and nonfiction books to flag important pages, or in magazines to flag articles with helpful tips I may want to reference later. Love love love these!
I began using these at work to mark pages for clients to sign.
When I went back to school I discovered a whole new use for them! As a law student, I use these to mark pages in my textbooks or notes that I need to refer back to because I can reuse or move them as needed. They are also easy to tuck into my bookbag and I use a different color for each subject.
I have also begun using them as bookmarks for the novels I read becasue they don't fall out and can be easily moved to another page without damaging the book!
I'm a student who's in love with post-it flags. I use them for every class, anytime the teacher says something might be on a test. I also use them to mark special dates in my calendar. LOVE THEM!!!
MY HOBBIES REQUIRE ME TO LOOKUP INFORMATION ON A WEEKLY BASIS IN ORDER TO STAY UP TO DATE ON CURRENT VALUES. I AM ALWAYS GETTING INFORMATION FROM BOOKS, MAGAZINES AND ONLINE. POST IT FLAGS HELP ME TO STAY ORGANIZED & MAKES IT EASY FOR ME TO FIND THE INFORMATION THAT I WANT. I USE POST IT FLAGS TO MARK THE PAGES OF BOOKS, MAGAZINES, PRINTED MATERIAL FROM THE INTERNET, ETC.
I absolutely love them for studying purposes. It makes finding important sections in my textbook much easier during midterms and finals! I have also started using them to flag my favorite recipes in different cookbooks. I have different colors for different types of dishes, which makes finding the ones I use the most much easier.
I use Post It Flags in so many places, but the one that keeps me going the best is my pocket calendar. Since I'm retired I've learned to pack less around, so my pocket calendar is small. I set up the new year's calendar with each month flagged in a different color, except red, then put red only flags inside the back cover. I use the red flags when I've noted something I need focus elsewhere--a new book to find, TV show to record, etc.--that stays in place until I've handled the task. I also add a few small Post Its to the inside back cover, just in case I need to pass it along someone else too.