Window Pane Border CTP-10065
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    Creative Teaching Press

    Window Pane Border CTP-10065

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    This Core Decor Window Pane Border features a geometric grid pattern in black and white.  It can be used alone to create a basic look or layered with just about any other border for a more designer look.  Due to its neutral color, it is perfect for use on bulletin boards in a wide variety of classroom, office, , and school settings.  Great for a math bulletin board or STEM bulletin board about algebra, graphing, drawing,  or engineering. 

    35 feet per package
    Width: 3″

    Weight0.8 kg
    GTIN30554100659
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    This Core Decor Window Pane Border features a geometric grid pattern in black and white.  It can be used alone to create a basic look or layered with just about any other border for a more designer look.  Due to its neutral color, it is perfect for use on bulletin boards in a wide variety of classroom, office, church, and school settings.  Great for a math bulletin board or STEM bulletin board about algebra, graphing, drawing,  or engineering. 

    • 35 feet per package
    • Width: 3″
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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.