KIKIGOAL Class Jobs Pocket Chart Bulletin Board for School Classroom,Teacher's Helper Classroom Management Educational Pocket Chart (Blue)

This was such a wonderful addition to our classroom. It was so easy to assemble, the colors are vibrant and my students were drawn to it. I especialy love how this item can be used year after year as the names are written using an erasable marker.

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Item arrived on time and description was accurate.

I bought this for my classroom of 7th graders who think they need a job chart this year. They are so helpful and it is hard to be fair so I thought I would break down and go "elementary" with them. I only gave it 4 stars because my plastic on the top part got crumpled when packaged and doesn't seem to want to smooth out. The pre-made job information is nice and sturdy, but I am not using those because they do not match my theme this year. However, if I was they would be perfectly satisfactory. Recommend, just be mindful that it may not be folded carefully and could have some wonky creases in the plastic front pieces.

These is exactly what I needed for my classroom jobs.

This classroom pocket chart has saved me from hours of planning time trying to create my own system. The chart itself is thick and durable but lightweight. The grommets are well secured and seem of good quality. It arrived folded, which made it not hang straight, so I put it under my mattress for a few days and that made it perfect. It does come with over the door hangers, but in my classroom that would have put the chart up too high for my students. The hangers did not work with my whiteboard either. I ended up needing to use thumb tacks.The titles for the premade jobs are not very useful for me, so I'm glad there are blank ones so I can make my own. You can have any number of jobs that you want up to 16. For my first graders I'm choosing just 8 for now.The card pockets and markers are glossy cardstock. Since the students will not be touching them I will not laminate.

The classroom pocket chart is a game-changer! I'm so glad that I found these on Amazon Vine. I choose black because I do not like the classroom to be so colorful as it can look a bit "chaotic" to me. This thing saves you so much time on planning and it's very simple to figure out a system and routine on how to use these. Since I teach pre-k, some of the jobs listed were irrelevant to me. Luckily, however, there are blank cards so that you can write your own jobs, saving you the time and hassle of making your own custom ones (I will still probably make my own in the future). It's a little bit on the pricey side, but well worth it if you need to buy yourself more time!

I’ve been just putting together make shift classroom job charts for a few years now, but this looks so much better! It hangs easily on my bulletin board with just push pins.Things I love:* most of the jobs I already assign were preprinted on envelopes* there are plenty of extra black envelopes to write your own jobs on* there are plenty of name strips that are shady laminated so you can write on them with Sharpie and erase them at the end of the year with a dry erase marker. Plus, they’re two-sided, so if you can’t get it to erase, you can sheets use the other side.* it’s colorful and engaging, my students love it! It fits our classroom decor beautifully!For reference, I teach third grade and this suits our classroom very well.