Post-it Flags, Assorted Primary Colors, 1" Flags, 160 total Flags

I like these post-it flags. They are better than the smaller slim paper ones I bought before. These are wider in width. It would be nice if they came in other colors beside these. Besides that I like them and worked for me.

I do a mountain of paperwork...really you wouldn't believe the amount! Each page has to have from 1 to 4 signatures. I've color coded the signatures on each page. For example all homeowners' signatures are yellow, supervisor red, notary green, etc. I can instantly tell with just a glance whose signature is needed.

My daughter uses these all the time to separate her school note, her sheet music, and tab pages in books. She finally got me to try these and I Love them!! I use them for my documents at work and they make it amazingly easy for me to find important document! P.S. My Boss loves them!!

I just love these flags you can put them on the pages of a magazine or book where you left off reading and go back to it without the bulkiness of a book mark, and won't fall out. And they are perfect for other stuff like my crafting making notes to myself with them sorting and stuff like that. Thanks for a great product!

I am a teacher and use the Post-it flags on a daily basis. I flag pages of interest in the classroom book and have taught the students to use the flags to mark places of question or major concepts. The flags accept most any type ink, will not smear and easily remove when needed without damaging the page. Outstanding product!

I found these flags to be very helpful while I was doing research using library books. Due to the fact that I couldn't write in the books, the flags enabled me to "flag" important pages. I also was able to use the different colors as I catagorized information.

Yes, Smart Phones carry almost all the information that we need. But, more and more I discover that it is valuable to have an old-fashioned day planner with me, which helps me stay organized and focussed. Nothing is better than a day planner that you can individualize by using post-it products such as the colored flags. Flag the current week/day. Flag the urgent to do list; flag various assignment sheets for various folks - heck - give them all their individual color. Label them with a permanent marker should you run out of colors... Whenever you have a brilliant thought or idea - document it using the appropriate flagged index. Best of all: your day planner becomes your friend, it does not run out of power or looses bars...Post-It - That's it.

I used Post-it flags to mark the page of the book I am reading. I read every day while I walk on the treadmill, which means I have to move the flag to a new page every day. The last one I used lasted for only 12 months before I had to replace it! Geez, I expected better from 3M.

I have made identifying reading groups for adults entering my room a piece of cake. I have color groups to start. Red, yellow, green, and blue. Red is below grade level, yellow is in need of an intervention, green is at grade level, and blue is above grade level. I label everything with the correct color flag. Everything includes: journals, guided readers, independent reading books, assignments, centers, and there is a chart on the wall. No matter if the principal, literacy coach, other staff or volunteers come in, they can easily gather their materials and head off with their students. I do not label the groups by ability and use only first names. The flags are priceless and can be used over and over again. Misskathaleen

These work great for me when I am marking areas in my code book I use for work. There are some references that I don't use often, and take a long time to locate in the reference - the flags make them easy to find, and having different colors helps me sort them.