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Feb 3, 2009
My class has ran out of pencils. My kids need to keep some pencils in their backpack because they are pulled out of the classroom for different activities during the day. In addiiton, some of them have after school tutoring. On top of all the things I have to do, I don't want to worry about pencils. The kids coming in and out of the classroom, however, costed me this pencil issue. How do you avoid running out of pencils in your classroom? Some teachers suggested having the kids coming to ask for new ones when they need to, but I don't want to interrupt instruction due to the need of pencils!
Thanks,
Stella in TX
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