Students have loved the various ways I use these magnetic ledges and, more importantly, they love it when they get to use them. For the most part, I arrange them as needed on my large wall whiteboards. Kiddos enjoy placing their magnetic letter tile boards in these and working while standing up at the white board. This also allows me to watch all students at once while allowing them to showcase their work front and center. These are built to last! Love the color they add to my classroom, too.

These are awesome! Just what I was looking for to display my letter of the week vocabulary cards. Kids can get the card they want then swap out to another card they need. Perfect for any center near the white board vs. using a pocket chart.

I live these trays. I used them to hold the new words for each week. Students were able to find words easily in the classroom.

I have used these to display books as I wanted something slender. They are perfect and allow easy access for all.

These trays are so helpful. They hold my large chart paper pads when I'm making anchor charts with the class. I also use them for holding my heart words, books, etc. There are enough in a pack that I shared with my co-worker.

I’m using these to display numbers and vocabulary cards. Students use them to practice place value to the millions as well as matching vocabulary pictures to words. I will be using these trays for more and I hope they make them in different colors for grouping options. Thank you for sharing this neat resource!

These shelves have been great for displaying cards that are part of our reading curriculum and other light weight items that students may refer to during a lesson.

I bought these to display books, not knowing how well they would work. The shelves are narrow, but I was able to put a few books on each one and it looks great! The included directions say that each tray can hold up to one pound of materials.

What a great product! These are very sturdy and don't budge. They are perfect for displaying posters, flashcards, sentence strips, etc on whiteboards and easels.

These are great! The shelf is shallow, so it doesn't cover up your visuals. They take up much less space than a pocket chart, and can be used in many of the same ways. Or they can be used to store tools for use on the magnetic white board (pens, erasers, etc.)

These are perfect for displaying our vocabulary and high frequency word cards!

I love these as I am able to turn my white boards into a pocket chart to work on letter, sounds, blending and segmenting, sight words and even numbers and counting with my 1st graders. Such a great idea!!!!