Learning Resources Storage Pocket Organization Station

It will be use to remind my 90 year old mother basic information about her day: calendar, activities for the day, doctor visits, special events. She is struggling with memory issues and information processing. The second pocket chart to teach my grand-daughter basic vocabulary words.

I use this with some of my students who need extra visual help. It's a great way for them to see how their words can be made into sentences that can increase in length:)

I bought this for extra papers and to put in absent work. I love the functionality of it but was wondering if I could dye it in order to change the color. Red just doesn't match the rest of the classroom.

Mine just arrived! It looks super durable but could someone please advise how to hang on a cinderblock wall?? I've tried hot glue and velcro dots. The command hooks I have are too big to fit through the pre made holes. Thank you in advance!

I use this pocket chart for my class' Positive Behavioral System. Each student's set of color coded index cards fits nicely behind their labeled name for easy viewing. The bee tickets that are earned by the students for being respectful, safe, responsible, and prepared are stored in the deep pocket behind their name. They can save and spend their tickets on a variety of rewards. This product is used throughout each school day by the students. It gets a work out and holds up well. I am replacing my old one after 5 years.

This pocket chart really comes in handy for the large demonstration fraction strips I made for teachers in Grades 3-5 to help students gain conceptual understanding.

I use the pockets to put letters in for parents each pocket has child's name one, I have two of these joined back to back on a pocket stand

Used daily in our phonics teaching.

I use this in my classroom as a place to put all assignments I do that have extra copies. That way I don't have to search all over to find work for students who are absent and for things I use every day (like Calendar Math, etc) I keep extras up there. It makes my life a hundred times easier and the kids help keep it up. A great tool!

I have used the pocket chart in my 2nd grade classroom for the last two years, and it looks as good as the day I put it on the wall. It is very durable and can take a lot of abuse from 7 and 8 year olds! Not to mention, I save so much space by eliminating the need for cubby boxes.