I have been trying to locate a source for the approximately 8 x 8 white
metal trays with a lip used in reading recovery for magnetic letter work and
word building. Although we have checked several catalog sources, including
one commonly used by R.R., I have been unable to locate them. If any one
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I have been trying to locate a source for the
Hi Lori,
I don't know if she has what you are looking for, but I've ordered from
here before...
http://www.boxstamps.com/
Hope it helps!
Melanie :)
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> I have been trying to locate a source for the approximately 8 x 8 white
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Subject: [MOSAIC] Magnetic Letter Trays
I have been trying to locate a source for the approximately 8 x 8
ember 24, 2008 10:51 PM
To: Teachers Applying Whole Language; Mosaic: A Reading Comprehension
Strategies Email Group
Subject: [MOSAIC] Magnetic Letter Trays
I have been trying to locate a source for the approximately 8 x 8 white
metal trays with a lip used in reading recovery for magnetic letter
I actually went to the Christmas Tree Shops and got a bunch of small cookie
sheets. They work great! Make sure you bring a magnet with you to be sure they
are the right kind of metal. Not all of them work!
Good Luck!
Camille
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From: ljackson <[EMAIL
I'm not sure if we're talking about the same thing, but my students use metal
oven burner covers for magnetic letter and math work. They are cheap and they
stack well.
Kathy
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> Hi Lori,
> I don't know
I've used the Steps to Literacy catalog before to get these. They have a ton
of materials for word work and have some of the best customer service that I've
encountered in quite a while.
Lisa
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Lisa Glos
Instructional Support Teacher
Patterson Park Public Charter School
Baltimore, MD
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You could use cookie sheets.
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Subject: [MOSAIC] Magnetic Letter Trays
To: "Teachers Applying Whole Language" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Mosaic: A Reading
Comprehension Strateg
I am not sure about the resource you mentioned, but I have seen the stove top
burner covers used in classrooms. When tipped upside down they have about a
3/4 inch "lip" and they are small and easy to handle for little hands...just
need to make sure the ones you buy are magnetic!
Julie
Jul
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Subject: [MOSAIC] Magnetic Letter Trays
I have been trying to locate a source for the approximately 8 x 8 white
metal trays with a lip used in reading
24, 2008 6:14 am
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To: Teachers Applying Whole Language , "Mosaic: A Reading Comprehension
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> I have been trying to locate a source for the approximately 8 x
> 8 white
> metal trays with a lip used in reading re
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You could use cookie sheets.
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I use cookie sheet pan. Just bring a magnet with you to make sure it is
magnetic.
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