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So, how can we make task cards even more fun?
Make them as write on/wipe off activities... Who doesn't love dry erase markers? Younger students can even use wax crayons on these.
2. Insert them into baseball card plastic sleeves. Ultra Pro 3"x4" Regular Toploader is one option.
You can purchase these at any local discount store. I purchased my from Walmart and Amazon. I noticed Hobby Lobby has them as well - don't forgot to use their 40% off coupon.
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3. Provide dry erase markers or wax crayons. My favorite dry erase markers are by Quartet Rewritables. I really like them because they have the eraser on the lid, they are smaller, and they are essentially odorless.
This one is old and the only one I had at home for a picture. You can buy new ones at any discount store.
5. Optional: Another way to make write on/wipe off task cards, is to purchase recipe card protectors or to laminate them. This is a great option if your task cards do not fit into the baseball card holders.
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Here are some task cards that will work in top loader baseball card holders:
What is so special about these tasks cards? Well, they are made to fit in baseball card holders.
For some reason, students LOVE these.
You can even attach a magnet (I use the inexpensive peel/stick magnet strips.)
Then, stick them on your white board.
I buy my card holders at Walmart.
You may find them anywhere that sells baseball cards.
An index card plastic box (or recipe box) works great for storage.
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