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Clothespin Name Labels

Personalize pencil-shaped clothespin labels by typing student names into a PowerPoint template.
Grades
Pre-K–5
Pages
4
File type
Microsoft PowerPoint
Editable
Yes

Updated Apr 23, 2024

Topic
clothespin labels, student name tags
Resource types
Classroom Decor, Templates, Teacher Tools
Editable
Yes

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What's inside this resource

Personalize pencil-shaped clothespin labels by typing student names into a PowerPoint template.

Product description

From the author

If you are looking for a cute, quick and easy way to display student work, these Clothespin Name Labels are what you need.

You will edit them directly in PowerPoint. Type students' names, print and cut. You can also laminate the pencils with students' names, but it is not necessary. Alternatively, you can also print on cardstock paper for more durability.

All you need is a set of clothespins to apply the labels to. Double-sided tape or hot glue can be used to attach them on to the clothespins. Then you have a nice way to quickly display and change student work.

Alternative ways to use: these pencils can also be used for drawing student names out of a jar, they can be used as a fun way to make a pencil border around a bulletin board, and even at a writing center.

This can be used for grades ranging from Kindergarten to middle school.

No answer key included as this is not a worksheet.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Print a sample label to check its fit before producing the class set.

Skills covered

  • Classroom label preparation — the teacher types each student's name into a preformatted text box across three slides to build a full set of name labels.

  • Digital template customization — the teacher edits the .pptx file directly, changing only the placeholder text rather than recreating the label layout.

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What supplies do I need beyond the file?

Provide clothespins and an attachment material such as double-sided tape, along with paper or cardstock for printing the labels.

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