Welcome To First Grade Folders - 12 folders
Item # 155496
Really Good Stuff®
$32.99
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Get it Apr 21, 2025
Order in the next 19 hrs and 22 mins
Get it Apr 21, 2025
Order in the next 19 hrs and 22 mins
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Description
Keep your students and yourself organized with these colorful, laminated two pocket folders.
They're a great way to organize homework, notices, group materials, and lesson plans. All have sturdy interior pockets to store different types…See More
They're a great way to organize homework, notices, group materials, and lesson plans. All have sturdy interior pockets to store different types…See More
Specifications
Brand Name
Really Good Stuff®
Alias
155496
Assembly Required
No
UPC
192407007574
MPN
155496
Description
Keep your students and yourself organized with these colorful, laminated two pocket folders.
They're a great way to organize homework, notices, group materials, and lesson plans. All have sturdy interior pockets to store different types of paper, or to separate work to do from finished assignments.
Set of 12 folders * Size: 9 1/2" by 12" each * laminated * Each interior pocket has a space for labeling what the pocket holds
They're a great way to organize homework, notices, group materials, and lesson plans. All have sturdy interior pockets to store different types of paper, or to separate work to do from finished assignments.
Set of 12 folders * Size: 9 1/2" by 12" each * laminated * Each interior pocket has a space for labeling what the pocket holds
Specifications
Brand Name
Really Good Stuff®
Alias
155496
Assembly Required
No
UPC
192407007574
MPN
155496
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I use these folders to send home notes, homework and small guided reading books. They last for awhile. I have students who keep them all year long. Parents like them because they are different from the regular folders and they know what to look for in the students backpacks.