Outus 13 Pcs Reading Strategies Posters Classroom Decorations Reading Bulletin Board Posters Elementary Educational Wall Prints Library Decorations for Middle High Schools Teacher Supplies(Classic)

These are a great addition to any ELA classroom, and although these concepts are introduced in middle school in the US, these serve as excellent reminders to high school students as well. The colors are vivid, vibrant and bold, the text is concise, and gives just enough of a push to a student who may get confused when asked to "evaluate" or to take separate pieces of information to "synthesize".These are printed on card stock, and so are more durable than simple paper, but could benefit from being laminated. The size is large enough to be read from across a classroom.OVERALL: APROS:+ Bold colors+ Brief and concise explanations of academic tasks+ Covers most of the most common academic tasksCONS:- Are not laminated, so be careful!

Very Good!! I love it.

These posters are great! Vivid, colorful, bright, and easy to read!

Excellent classroom decor and reference material.

This collection of posters when mounted make for an impressive, compelling experience. The large font of the key terms is eye catching in combination with the choice of background colours and hues. These work well for long-range viewing. The glossy finish guarantees I will have these for quite some time without them losing their attractiveness. I purchased these as a quick reference tool for my students. Because I have had to find other means for attaching them to the concrete walls in my classroom, since the adhesive is not as firm as I would prefer, I am considering having them laminated. All in all, I recommend these for enhancing the classroom.

The coloring of these posters allow for a nice display that is easily read and accessible.

Will create good insight for the students.

This is on me for not looking carefully enough at the pictures of the posters before I ordered them. There are some errors on them, such as the spelling of judgment. The poster says judgement, but the correct spelling is judgment. I totally understand that we all make mistakes sometimes, but I do not want to pay for posters with mistakes, nor do I want to hang them in my reading classroom. On the Preview poster, it says "And read a few pages to see if it is interest to you." Those are the two mistakes I have found so far but I believe it is quite likely that I will find more. I will be returning these. Edit your work, especially if you plan to sell it, my friends.