Carpet Floor Spot Markers, Circles Dots for Teachers and Kids, Classroom Floor Circles Dots Rug Mats for Kindergarten Preschool Organization, 4 Inch 36 Pack

I use these every year for my classroom instead of a rug and they're the best. You can change the amount or the color patterns or the layout. They stick down super well and can be vacuumed over but they also come up easily when they need to be removed for the carpet cleaner over the summer.

They worked great and stick well to the carpet in my classroom.

I got these to mark spots in my classroom. They adhere well, and after a month of daily use, they’re still on the carpet.

I use these to assign the kids reading spots for silent reading time. They stick to the low pile carpets pretty well, and it takes a little bit of force to remove them from their spots. We also use them for playtime when we are stuck inside because of rain. The only downside to these is that they are a little small, but that doesn't affect their usefulness too much.

This is pointless, it doesn’t stick to my classroom rug at all, the kids just move them around and play with them. WASTE OF MONEY

Only a preschool teacher can appreciate that telling a four-year-old boy to skooch his circle seat back just a bit will produce a three-foot step back accompanied by a slammed seat—and the rest of the row doing the same with ever more extreme slams.At the same time, girls asked to scoot a bit farther back to give the teacher room for her feet during storytime will produce a tremendous amount of motion but no territory gain. They are right where they want to be and are staying.Ignoring the fact that this group obviously needs a firm hand, these handy circles will make life easier. As the students wait for names to be called and circle seats chosen, these handy-dandy markers will already be on the floor waiting for each to settle that circle seat atop the spot the teacher designates. While the slam-dunks may take more time to handle,—it's been a long, hard, indoor winter this school year!—spacing should be less arbitrary and more to the teachers' liking.I think my co-teacher will be as pleased as I am when we unveil these little helpers following next week's spring break. Yes, This will be one way to handle the rowdiness of the boys and the tendency of the girls to sit practically on top of each other.What we really need is a few good outdoor days with less snow and no windchills. Those kids need a few good runs, complete with screaming—finally a space for those outdoor voices trapped inside from early November to late March. Oh, yes, everyone will be happier! Much happier!And the carpet markers will save our patience a bit longer until the wind stops bringing us Canada's worst weather.

This is a great tool to help your children Learn their colors You can spread these all out on the carpet and let them have so much fun learning their colorsYou're looking for something great to get your kids involved in to learning and to have a little fun I definitely recommend thisIt comes with tons of the same colors There's all types of games you can play with them

Oh well my problem will probably be most customers benefit. The Velcro on the back of these is so incredibly strong that when I pull it up from my preschool rug, it actually removes a lot of the fibers from the rug. If I were using them on a regular home Florida floor carpeting they would be perfect. I have found that they work even in grass, which was sort of a cool find. Then there’s just a little pieces of grass, stuck to the back, which is sort of unfortunate but it’s fun to play games using these in grass. It’s nice that so many come in this package and the color selection is super. Overall recommend just keep in mind that the Velcro is so strong it may destroy your rug, depending on how high quality it is.