Green Leaves on Sky Blue Labels & Banner Flags

So easy to edit and use, these beautiful labels and banners are editable in Google Drive and PowerPoint! 

Editable Labels and Banner Flags in a pretty periwinkle blue with green leaves (or sky-blue or cornflower blue, depending on the color chart used!)

Download the zip file and open the power point or click on the Google Link on the PDF to make a copy in Goggle Drive. 21 pages.

Simply click on the text to change words, fonts, and size. Drag the text box to change the location. If desired, insert a text box with white fill to block off anything you do not want to print on a page. Or delete the text box if you want plain banners.

This resource contains four different flags for banners, two flags per page. Simply duplicate pages to add more flags. Because it is one-sided printing, I typically use this as a banner heading on bulletin boards, or hung on a wall, but once, I did hang banners back-to-back and threw in some plain flags as well.

There are rectangular labels in various sizes: 2 by 3.5 - 2.5 by 4 - 3 by 5 - 4 by 6 - 6.5 by 10 - 8 by 10 - and full page

There are square labels in sizes: 2 by 2. 3.5 by 3.5. 4 by 4. 5 by 5. and 8 by 8

Labels are not meant to fit any particular page of adhesive labels. I print these on card stock, laminate, and use in pocket folders, tape to cubbies, lockers, desks, task boxes, book bins, etc. I use them for everything! When I want an adhesive, I print on full page adhesive labels and cut.

Appropriate for all classrooms or your home office! Using matching or coordinating labels and binders (see my other products) will help tie in the different colors and objects in the room, uniting the look, improving the feel of the room, and can even help raise your score on teacher evaluations.

Helpful Tip - Don't try to label everything all at once. That can be so overwhelming. Many of my teacher friends who loved my organized room and wanted help with their rooms didn't know where to begin. You accumulate so much through the years. I suggest doing 5 labels a week. That is manageable, and makes a big difference. The hardest part is getting started! So find a design you like, your favorite font, and take it a week at a time! You Got This!

Happy Organizing! Sharon