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    Creative Teaching Press

    Dare To Be Different Inspire-U Poster

    20.70 ر.سVAT inc.

    Dare To Be Different Inspire-U Poster — inspire poster for Saudi classroom walls and bulletin boards. Eye-catching design, sturdy card stock. Delivered across the Kingdom.

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    Add style and inspiration to any space with the thoughtful words and uplifting design of this motivational poster. 

    Dare to be DIFFERENT
    Determined
    Imaginative
    Funny
    Forgiving
    Enthusiastic
    Respectful
    Exceptional
    Noteworthy
    Thoughtful

    With their encouraging messages and bright colors, Inspire U motivational posters can be used in a classroom, school, workplace, college dorm, or anywhere a little inspiration is needed.  

    This poster is part of the Calm & Cool décor collection, which uses simple patterns and soft colors to evoke a feeling of calmness and soothe the senses.  The result is a comforting classroom environment that promotes concentration, cohesiveness, and contentment.

    Poster measures 13 ?” x 19″ 

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    About Creative Teaching Press
    Creative Teaching Press (CTP) was founded in 1965 by Luella Connelly, a classroom teacher of seventeen years who started the company from her family's basement with a collection of writing prompts. Six decades on, CTP is still family-owned and teacher-managed, publishing supplemental resources for PreK–grade 8 from Cypress, California: phonics and levelled readers, writing, math, science and social-studies practice, plus the classroom décor — charts, borders, banners and bulletin-board sets — the brand is best known for. CTP acquired publisher The Learning Works in 2000.