Jutom 30 Pcs I Need Help Mini Flip Chart for Teacher Need Classroom Management Tools Teacher Incentives Self Assessment Cards for Kids Toddlers Students Behavior School Supplies

My students love this flip sign, we call it their "stop light" this is another option to do instead of raising their hands. I see their sign at their seat and know if they are working fine, need a little help but can keep working, or need help before they can keep working. These are great!

This was the addition I didn’t know my 5th grade class needed. I bought these thinking we’d use them on occasion for tests, but lo and behold, my students would run for these during any and all assignments. It definitely beats raising your hand for 5 minutes while I scurry around the classroom helping others! Better than that, these guided me the kids who REALLY needed help first! The quality is thick and glossy and they held up all year (as long as the kids understood their purpose!). I stored these in a little plastic basket in the back of the room so they wouldn’t get all jumbled up inside of messy desks. Highly recommend having a separate spot for them to live like that! Just buy, teacher friend- you’ll love them!

I purchased these to use when my students are working on technology. It's an easy visual for me when a student needs help without interrupting the entire class. I teach 2nd grade, and we use Chromebooks for research and math testing.

These are very nice, and very well-made. I just didn't use them as much as I thought I would. But still exactly what I thought they would be.

The Jutom 48 Pcs Mini Flip Chart with red, yellow, and green cards is a fantastic tool for tracking progress. Green means they’re doing well independently, yellow signals they may need help, and red indicates they need direct assistance. Great for organizing tasks and monitoring progress!

Great student supports! Value for money: Great price! Durability: Laminated to last

I can't wait to use these in my classroom! These are well made and are going to be so helpful.

I really like this because the kids who are shy do not have to speak. I know to just go to them