Pastel Rainbow Self Assessment Name Tag
Make learning visible and your classroom pastel-perfect with these gorgeous self-assessment desk plates!
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Why Choose The Pastel Rainbow Self Assessment Name Tag?
- These name tags make it quick and easy to check in with your students and promote self-reflection - students simply move their peg or paperclip along the self-assessment panel!
- All name tags feature beautiful pastel colours, including pink, yellow, orange, green, purple, and blue.
- The name tags come as an editable PowerPoint - simply type in your text and print!
- Suitable for all grades K–6, this is a versatile resource you can use year after year!
What's Included?
- Editable self-assessment name tag PowerPoint in 6 pastel colours (pink, yellow, green, orange, blue and purple
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