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Magnetic classroom accessories attach to magnetic surfaces like whiteboards, file cabinets, metal doors, and lockers. Use them to hold materials, create games, display student work, or turn a board into an interactive activity area.

Dry-erase pockets serve as reusable ticket holders, job card protectors, assignment covers, and schedule sleeves—helping reduce paper waste. Magnetic hooks provide hanging storage on magnetic surfaces for hall passes, student work, anchor charts, lanyards, and lightweight bags.

Reusable pockets are made from PET (polyethylene terephthalate) and are sized to fit standard 8.5" × 11" paper. Many sets come as a 50-pack and often include features like a metal grommet for hanging.

A typical teacher bundle box includes pencils, red pens, dry-erase markers, highlighters, sticky note pads, index cards, and paper clips, packaged in a storage box (example dimensions: 12 × 10 × 4 in).

Age recommendations vary by product; listed examples include 3 years and up, 4 years and up, 5 years (or 5 years and up), and 14 years and up. Check each product’s details for its specific age recommendation.

These magnetic responsibility charts typically include fabric-hinged dry-erase boards (one for tracking goals and one for storing magnets), a hanging cord, and a large set of magnets labeled with behaviors and reward messages for easy visual tracking.

The jumbo magnetic spinner is 16" in diameter. The set includes three double-sided write-on/wipe-off cards and a teacher’s guide.

Reusable write-and-wipe pockets let teachers slip standard 8.5" × 11" worksheets inside so students can write, erase, and reuse them—reducing the need for multiple paper copies. Common extras include assorted bright colors, a side opening for quick paper changes, a metal grommet for hanging, and sets that often come as 50 sleeves.