Holiday Lights in Chalk Border CTP-6808
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    Creative Teaching Press

    Holiday Lights in Chalk Border CTP-6808

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    Add pizzazz to bulletin boards, doors, and common areas with our colorful Holiday Lights border. This border features a string of festive, glowing, chalk lights that is perfect for holiday and seasonal decorating. Great for Christmas parties and displays. 2¾” wide 35 feet per package Borders are not just for bulletin boards, use these as edgers and trimmers to add style and organization to your designer classroom. For more ideas visit our creative galleries.

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    Add pizzazz to bulletin boards, doors, and common areas with our colorful Holiday Lights border. This border features a string of festive, glowing, chalk lights that is perfect for holiday and seasonal decorating. Great for Christmas parties and displays.

    • 2¾” wide
    • 35 feet per package

    Borders are not just for bulletin boards, use these as edgers and trimmers to add style and organization to your designer classroom. For more ideas visit our creative galleries.

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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.