Black Tabletop Desktop Pocket Chart With Bonus 20X Dry Erase Cards. Double Sided And Self-Standing (13 X 12Inch) Review

I have a preschool aged child who doesn’t actually learn anything at school (mind blowing, right!?! What am I paying for exactly? Oh right, crummy snacks and some playtime at a park.). But I digress. I needed a pocket chart for some home schooling activities and don’t have the room for something large and didn’t want to spend too much money on something that might not have worked for my kid (we’re talking 3 yr old here, likes and dislikes change before breakfast is over). I’ve put this chart…

I work with kids in an Elem. School and while doing things virtually right now this is perfect to keep things organized while at home. As dumb as it sounds, it's small but not to small.

The picture led me to believe it would be larger. I needed an interactive pocket chart that could be used by a 2 year old, instead i got something not large enough to hold six flash cards to build a sentence. :(

I have a very small classroom this year with no whiteboard - I usually like to use a slightly bigger pocket chart (think the ones from Dollar Tree teacher section) that I can use magnets to hang up but couldn't do that this year. A bigger one was also out of the question in my small space. This works perfectly for my small space I have to work with. It is a bit flimsy but I couldn't really expect more for the price - if I'm the one primarily using it to build words while students follow along…

We use these at home to write sentences on to help my kindergartner practice his sight words in a sentence. It came with plenty of dry erase cards and they are a good quality! You could cut them if you wanted a smaller size as well. My only complaint is that you kind of have to pull the plastic out while you're putting the card in so I imagine it will stretch out after time. It is double sided and I love that we can practice so many sentences on it at once! Good quality for the money for sure!

I use this at work much like an air traffic controller uses a flight progress strip board to handle incoming and outgoing flights. I place little notes behind the transparent horizontal plastic sheets, putting the high priority items on top. When they are done, I throw them away and move the lower priority items up. It’s so satisfying to use this to execute my to-do list throughout the day. Whenever someone comes with a new request, I quickly write it down and place it on my progress board and…

The sturdiness and cuteness. I also like that I can use both sides, it also fits perfectly during small groups. The card slots could be too narrow to fit larger cards.

As an educator, I use this with my 4 year old to teach him basic words. From there, we go find the basic words in books. This is a great visual tool. Easily transportable.

I really like this little pocket chart. It is great for sentence stretcher exercises. However it is frustrating trying to put the strips into the slots. The words smudge and you have to take them out and fix them. Besides that I really enjoy it. Its small and collapsible and fits in our daily lives.

The marker does not come included but the product is really cool and foldable for easy storage. Material is strong and the colour is a bright blue that makes leaning fun. I love it!

I bought this pocket chart to use with Wilson letter cards. It’s hard to dig through the cards and I thought this would make life easier. It doesn’t hold much but it’s really helpful when you move from place to place.

Despite this being made for classroom as dry erase board thing for teachers this worked really great for me as a sticker display at my outdoor vending events. I was having trouble finding a solution that worked well outside with high winds. I got some clear plastic displays meant for business cards but they STILL fell over in the wind and my stickers got scattered causeing me to panic! However this was perfect! I just put some heavy rocks in the tent bottom and the clear plastic pockets kept my

Just what I needed for my small group literacy instruction. I am able to prep word on one side and have them ready to move quickly during lessons.

I keep this chart at my small group table and use it regularly. It is very sturdy. I don’t use the dry-erase cards as much even though they are very practical. It’s good to have them! This has been a great buy to display index cards and flashcards when working with the kids!

This little pocket chart works nicely in my reading groups to remind kiddos of sight words and extra challenging words they will encounter in the text. It's a nice size for a few words and folds up easily when I need to clear off the table.

I like the size and portability. It stays open when set up, and the included dry erase strips saves using tons of paper. Thanks for attention!

This works well but two things I found. First, if you do not remove the whiteboard marker same day, it stains. Second, the whiteboard strips tent to collect hair and such due to static if stored in a bag. It is very study though.

Smaller than I thought, but it was still perfect for us. It's exactly what I needed, and has made homeschool easier Thanks for attention.