Since floor tape doesn't leave a gunky residue, it's a great option for leaving home made post-it notes on desks. Use a bright color and students are bound to notice it when they first walk in the room. Leave an encouraging note to brighten their day....or use it as a reminder to turn in a certain assignment.
Another option that might work even better due to it's easy 'rip-abilty' (c'mon, that's gotta be a word, right?!) would be painters tape. Easy to rip, easy to get at almost any store, and still doesn't leave residue. Yup, that could be a winner too!
Check out these other great ideas for using floor tape in your classroom.
How do you use floor tape in your room?
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Floor tapes are most commonly used to designate work areas, or guide traffic. And that’s true; it doesn’t leave any sticky marks or residue that makes it easy to use as a post it. Using it as a positive teaching tool is a brilliant idea! Creativity really makes a huge and practical difference. Thank you for sharing!
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