TEACHER CREATED RESOURCES - Colorful Traditional Printing Jumbo Name Plates, 18" x 24", 36 Per Pack, 3 Packs Learn to Read Readers Transform your crafting and repair EJD7013866

Name: TEACHER CREATED RESOURCES - Colorful Traditional Printing Jumbo Name Plates, 18" x 24", 36 Per Pack, 3 Packs Learn to Read Readers Transform your crafting and repair EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 82930639584
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TEACHER CREATED RESOURCES Colorful Traditional Printing Jumbo Name Plates, 18" x 24", 36 Per Pack, 3 Packs Learn to Read Readers Transform your crafting and repair EJD7013866 Transform your crafting and repair projects with this versatile white glue Its 6 inch by 18 inch dimensions make it perfect for a variety of applications Brighten up your classroom or office with these vibrant jumbo name plates that are perfect for personalizing any space Measuring 18" x 24"

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