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Classroom Condiment Stickers – Folder & Binder Labels

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Each set includes four 2.5" condiment stickers - one ketchup, one mustard, one mayo, and one pickle.

Classroom Condiment Stickers | Folder and Binder Labels for Student Work

Bring your whiteboard workflow to folders, bins, and binders. These Classroom Condiment Stickers match the Classroom Condiment Clings, so students see the same system on the board and on their materials.

At a glance

IncludesFour vinyl stickers: Ketchup, Mustard, Mayo, and Pickle

Size2.5" each

StylesFunny Faces or Standard Icons, in Classic Colors or Pastel

Price$0.75

In the box

What's included

  • Catch Up Ketchup for makeup work folders.
  • Must Do Mustard for today's priority tasks.
  • May Do Mayo for enrichment options.
  • Pick One Pickle for early-finisher choice bins.

The teacher hack

Why teachers love them

  • One system everywhere. The same condiments on the board, folders, and bins build independence.
  • Fewer reminders. Students know where work goes without asking.
  • Made in-house. Designed and printed in-house by our family business on professional equipment.

In your classroom

How to use it

  • Label color-coded folders for makeup, must do, and may do work.
  • Mark choice bins for early finishers.
  • Add to binders or a command center.

Choose, peel, label

How it works

1

Choose. Pick Funny Faces or Standard Icons, in Classic Colors or Pastel.

2

Peel. Peel a sticker off the sheet.

3

Label. Press it onto a folder, bin, or binder.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Do they match the whiteboard clings?

Yes. They're designed to coordinate with the Classroom Condiment Clings and the Pastel Classroom Condiment Clings.

Can I request a custom design or color?

Yes. I design and print every personalized product myself. Email elizabeth@reimagines.com with custom design, wording, or color requests.

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Designed, printed, and packed in Somerset, Kentucky by a former teacher and mom of four.