The Perfect Products
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We are committed to making your life easier in the classroom by creating products that we know you can use. Not only will you use them, but we are certain you will love them! When teachers send us product ideas we take their input seriously. In fact, if we decide to develop a product based on a suggestion that one of our teachers submits, we give them a $25 Really Good Stuff gift certificate and the product that was created from their idea. So, how can you get in on the action and have the perfect product created from your idea? Simply click HERE to go to the Suggest a Product page and fill out the form with your product idea. After that we will bring the product suggestion to our expert teacher panel for review. Before you know it, your really good idea just might be making the lives of teachers all over the world a little bit easier.
 Desktop Prop and Park Congratulations! You have stumbled upon a Really Good Secret Giveaway! Leave a relevant comment on this article before 11:59PM EST on February 23, 2011 and be entered to win a set of the Desktop Prop and Park student organizing trays. Find out more about this really good product here. One random winner from all valid entries will be announced on our Facebook page on Thursday, February 24, 2011. If you leave a Product Idea (highly encouraged!), don’t worry if it doesn’t show up in the comment section. We’ll be passing your idea along to our product development team, but your comment will still enter you in the drawing! Good luck and thank you for being a part of our Really Good Online Community! We appreciate you! Bummed because you’re reading this after February 23rd? Don’t worry! We have Secret Giveaways each week – just keep reading every day! |
Have you ever stood at the front of your classroom and wished you had a product that would make your job easier? Maybe you have adapted products that you own to make them more classroom friendly, but wish someone would just create them for you? At 
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Commented On February 23rd, 2011 8:57 am
Prop and Park is a great idea! Because I teach Math and Science to all of the 5th graders at my school it would make it easier to have a name plate at each seat for each class. I definately need to get these.
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 8:59 am
I wish I could think of something right now. Those ideas only come when I am in need of the items. I think it is great you are open to other teacher’s ideas.
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 9:10 am
You can really tell that RGS works to please teachers. Some products are one of a kind but solve the problems that exist in every classroom just like the Desktop Prop and Park.
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 10:40 am
I would LOVE to have these in my third grade classroom. I believe it would give on level students the confidence they need to push themselves a little farther. (They like to think of ways to use _resources like this ad often as possible, and share it with others. ) They will be reading, applying, and sharing with others. Low students would have visuals to assist them, and above level students would challenge themselves to find more about the topic than just what is on the card! They could also be nrought to small group instruction. These would be a wonderful resource in my room!
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 6:46 pm
I know where I’m going if I have a good idea that will make teaching easier! Lately, its just been putting more responsibility on my students now that we are getting closer to the end of the year.
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 6:59 pm
I plan to go to this site & suggest something. Thanks for taking our ideas!!
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 7:11 pm
I love that desktop prop. Now I’m going to have to think up some of my own ideas to share with you.
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 7:12 pm
My kids need a PARKING PLACE!!!
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 7:15 pm
These Desktop Prop and Parks seem like they would work really well in my classroom. I teach in a Resource room so I have kids come and go throughout the day. It would be nice to be able to switch out the names so my kids would have their names on their desks for each group I take.
I LOVE how RGS is asking real teachers for ideas of what would make their day to day lives easier in the classroom. Not many people seem to take into consideration what we as teachers need.
I love your products. Keep up the great work!
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 7:16 pm
The desktop prop and park is a great idea. I wonder if my inner city first graders could not loose them. They loose everything else. It might be a great way of helping them be organized. Thanks for the idea.
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 7:18 pm
You don’t know what you’ll need until you need it. That’s why I have a hard time throwing things away. I never know when I can reuse an item for something else. Multi-shaped boxes have been wrapped in color wraping paper and are now containers in my room. Holiday cups that have been giving to me by students are now pencil, scissor and crayon cups in the room. I’ve even converted an old science fair board into a puppet stage.
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 7:23 pm
Teacher’s Lounge is the best because they actually listen to their customers!!!
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 7:24 pm
I will definitely have to start thinking of some ideas that haven’t already been thought of (which is really hard with all of us creative teachers!)
I do love the Prop and Park because in my Kindergarten class, we switch students twice a day. This would make it so easy on subs to see the names because you could have a name plate for all of the students, instead of just the homeroom students as we have right now.
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 7:27 pm
This looks like a great product! Thanks for the suggestion.
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 8:24 pm
I have all sorts of ideas, but they are out of my head as soon as I turn around! I love checking out this site for all of the great products you have!
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 9:04 pm
What a great ides for staying organized when different kids are in and out of the intervention room everyday! This could really help them feel like they belong!
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 9:30 pm
I would love to have a set of these….tons of ideas are already racing around in my head….you could create a card for each student to use in this prop for so many different things…cursive, multiplication, you could make a set of journal prompts and put them out each morning and then switch them up everyday…you could create a Problem of the Day card and switch those up…I can already think of so many different things to do with these to get kids motivated!
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 9:43 pm
I like them for upper grade…not sure if my 1st graders would benefit…or more me…They get distracted easily. I am up in the air…I would try them for free before I would buy a set…something are great and I would buy…these not so sure of…sorry…
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 9:59 pm
Being a new teacher this year, I have had to come up with creative ideas for things in the classroom. I have cereal boxed cut and covered for book holders. I have used shoe boxes as props to build height in my showcase. These would be wonderful for containing the pencils that keep falling off of desks and will help with easier transitions between subjects because they will not be looking for lost items.
Commented On February 23rd, 2011 11:26 pm
This would be great for my classroom! I will have to check out the page to submit other ideas. I love how RGS listens to teachers and always has items that are relevant to our everyday needs!