How to Print on a Sticky Note

Printing on sticky notes has never been so easy.

…and Post Its have never been so fashionable and cute to send notes home to families, write to do lists, or jot down progress monitoring data.

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I’ve been in a Melonheadz theme lately… and I’ve gotten quite a few things created for my classroom to bring it all together this school year.

 

But yesterday I created something I am super excited about and something that literally takes a minute or two to prep.

If you’re anything like me, I use sticky notes for everything. I stash them everywhere and probably have 3-4 sticky lists at all times. All sizes and in a variety of colors.

Maybe, and I mean maybe, you could call me a Post It Note hoarder. No one needs 30 different packs of sticky notes, am I right? WRONG. #allthestickynotes

Well I figured out a way to spice them up to never have dull sticky notes again!

First you’ve got to grab your favorite size of sticky notes…
2″ x 2″ / 3″ x 3″ / 4″ x 4″

And then grab the free template to use, or you can use the Melonheadz templates here.

All I have to do is use the templates I created (in 7 different Post it note sizes), attach the sticky note to the paper, put it in my printer, and click print!

Now I’ve got absolutely adorable to do lists and have a great way to send quick notes home to parents super last minute.

{ GRAB THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE. }

Or you can grab a free set (just like the pictures above) when you download the preview here. Or you can purchase the entire set of 7 templates with 24 different kidlettes in each template (that’s 168 different editable Post It Notes!).

How do you use sticky notes in your classroom?

 

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