Time Labels For Clock In The Classroom

It has the best clock that is not overclocked.

Fits perfectly in the classroom.

classroom audio

It's pretty, it's small, it's a clock radio. I can see it from across the room, the alarm goes off at the time it's set for, and it displays the time on the ceiling. That brings us to the first caution: the projector automatically shuts off after 16 hours. Your guess is as good as mine why? Second caution is the batter backup is a CR2032 rather than an easily available 9 volt or AA. Last caution is the speaker is 4 cm or 1 5/8 inches in diameter, so don't expect to use this as your main music source. If these cautions don't bother you...they don't bother me...then it's a great little clock radio.

I use permanent parkers all the time on craft projects, and things in my classroom. This pack has a wide variety of colors and covers all of my needs.

Bought this cable to get HDMI across a classroom through the ceiling. Worked the first time I plugged it in. Really like these heavy-duty Kramer HDMI cables, especially with the lock system.

I have this tripod that I use for my personal use. When I needed one for the classroom I had a hard time justifying the expense. However, my students (K8) have a very hard time being still when video taping. I purchased a cheepo@originally. It was definitely cheap and only held up (as in didn't fall apart) for a month of occasional use. It never worked adequately. I bit the bullet and purchased this one and it works great! Well worth the $ and sorry I didn't go with it from the get go!

We use these mics for our HS classroom - they are perfect for this use with students. The wind screen is so good though at time it blocks out the sound a little too much. We love them for class and at this price point the can't be beat.

This is a great tool to use in the classroom. I can walk around and write on a displayed document at the same time. The price point is great also.

This alarm clock had all the features I was looking for - projected time, USB charger port, and fading volume wake from either different sounds or radio. I was a bit concerned that snooze wasn't programmable, but it actually is - you just hit the button for how many 10 minute increments of snooze that you want (and the display tells you so you can see what you're doing when you are groggy). If you don't want the projector, it's easy to turn off. And the display can go very dim or even turn off too. I'm very happy with this alarm clock!