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Good value for money. Easy to use. I use this as a behavior chart for my 1st grader. He gets a sticker everyday for doing good in school.

Perfect for the classroom! Stickers don’t fall off.

Awesome for my classes

nice quality erasable checklists. Good value for the money.

Lindo

Perfect for my classroom! I love the assortment of charts and the pretty greenish-themed colors. Paper has a good weight and will hold up to kids putting stickers on and off.

I ordered these charts to use for posting my goals and progress in a visible location. With the exception of distracting backgrounds on some of the charts, I like them a lot.What I like:—I particularly like that these charts are blank so we can personalize both the columns and the rows. We set our charts up with measurable goals in the top column headings (written sideways). Then we record our daily progress on each goal in the rows below. We put Steps as our goal in the first (wide) column. Then we record the number of steps we walk each day in the rows below. The width of the other columns are narrow so we allowed two columns for most goals in order to allow for enough space to record daily progress results.—I looked a long time for a blank, dry erase, fill-in chart. This is the only one I found.—I appreciate that there are ample columns, and almost enough rows to record an entire month.—I appreciate that these are made for use with dry erase pens and thus can be used over and over again.—The plastic coating on the charts is strong and durable. They erase and clean well. I think they’ll be usable for a long time.—The design of the chart is very versatile and can be used for tracking and recording many different things.—The background designs on the edges are pleasant.What I dislike:—-All but two of the charts have background designs that contain dark, erratic, horizontal lines that run through some or all of the rows. (If you want to see what I mean, zoom in on any of the photos above. The dark lines make it harder to see and read the chart, especially when the boxes are filled in. This design feature makes no sense to me; a chart that is less readable diminishes the value of the chart.—-Similar to the problem above, more than half of the charts have designs where every other row either has a dark or bright color that impacts the readability. In order to better keep one’s place, it is helpful to have alternating colored rows. In my opinion, it’d be more effective to use much lighter colors.—-Likewise, flowers/leaves are printed in the background on the bottom of some of the charts (see photo 7). This makes the charts harder to see and read.I suggest to the seller and manufacturer that they change or significantly lighten the background (at least in the center where people write). Please lighten the background a light (except on the edges where it’s attractive), remove the unnecessary black lines (the thicker, erratic lines that are part of the background design), and remove the dark colors in the rows.