Treats from Carson Dellosa


Treats from Carspn Dellosa

I must say- I LOVE getting a package in the mail. Especially when it’s from Carson Dellosa. The latest package I received from CD had some really great items in it! Reward Tags, Cut Outs and a File Folder Storage! Oh, my! Click on the links to see them! 

Nature Explorers Reward Tags Mini Cut-Outs Product ImageFrogs, Lizards & Snails Cut-Outs Product ImageFile Folder Storage: Gold Stars Pocket Chart Product Image


I am loving using the tags in my classroom. We call them “Brag Tags” but “Reward Tags” works too! How nice that they are done already! No prepping needed! I like to have the students keep them on a necklace. So, technically, I would need to punch a hole. Easy Peasy! They are colorful, sturdy and cute! The sayings on them a great for growth mindset, rewarding behavior and encouragement.  49 is a good quantity too. That will last a little bit of time with a classroom.

The cut outs are sooooo cute!!! We learn about reptiles and amphibians. These will be great. So many ideas to do with them. There are enough to make them an alphabet line or numbers to order. You could do rhyming words. You could use them as writing prompts. They could have the names of the students on them. They could mark writing about reptiles and amphibians. They could be used to make partners with students. So many fun activities you could do with them!

Organization! One of my favorite things to do! This file folder storage is perfect for that. It’s so fun with the gold stars on it! I could use it to store the materials for each day of the week – five pockets! Or for guided reading groups or guided math groups. Or for take to meetings, file, copy, laminate, and read. You could use it for missing work pages for the week – maybe more for older students.  Tons of ways to use it. What if you had five of them? You could make it student mailboxes. Or to hold their unfinished work, or their writing, or their reading or their math. You get the picture.  The best part to me is that on the front of the pockets is a clear, plastic label holder. Label EVERYTHING! There are two grommets to hang it from also. So command hooks or large push pins. Depends on where you are going to put it.

Thank you Carson Dellosa! You have great projects! 

I participate in the Brand Ambassador Program for Carson-Dellosa and have received this product for free to review.


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