Calendar and Weather Pocket Chart for Kids Learning from Home and School, Homeschooling or Classroom for Teachers, Essential for Helping Young Students - Learn Tower

Juneteenth is a very significant event in our culture, so I wanted a calendar that honored the diverse people in our country and in our I regret to inform you that this does NOT accomplish On the Juneteenth holiday card, 40% of the raised hands are white. On all the holidays that celebrate Black history, there is only one person of color (the Latino veteran) among the 14 individuals that are being used to illustrate the In the photos from school events (4 field trips and one last day of school), 19 people are pictured, but only ONE of them is a person of color. As you can see from the images, two of the cards show children, and as you can also see, both of the children are white.

There are 41 people in total displayed on the included cards. There were 41 calendar graphics shown with people, and 35 of those were depicting white people. If you take away the holidays honoring Black history, 33 out of the 35 individuals were depicting white people. That's 94% of the calendar graphics depicting For a company producing products destined for our classrooms in 2021, that is unconscionable! In order to see themselves positively reflected in the classroom, ALL students must see themselves. Producing better is what you have to do! This is the email I have received from you Emailing the company is the best way to convey I responded to their response and they agreed with my assessment of the product. They state updating the diversity of the product is a priority.

Zechariah Merritt

| Oct 15, 2020

Having done some research, I found this to be the best calendar to use with my toddler. The 6th row is nice because it shows the 8th and 9th of the month for weekends on 1/2! Using this format will eliminate the weird 23/30 and 24/31 cards that may be confusing to As well, I appreciate the fact that the pockets are in chronological order for the days of the week In this graph, we begin at yesterday, migrate to today, and conclude at tomorrow. The time and current day of the week are easier to understand for young children with this game. There are a lot of photographs in this calendar. I did not realize how tall it was, but that does not lessen how much I appreciate It is beautiful that you have a Juniteenth card on your calendar, as I haven't seen that on any other calendar I have looked into! There are two strange cards included in this box, however. This card looks like one for a birthday party? It has balloons and construction cones, which must have sounded like party hats to the company that made it? That's not the kind of thing you see on birthdays. I'm also baffled by the four cards with the American flags. Adding 4 U to the set is redundant since Veteran's Day and July 4th cards already come with the set. Is there a flag card? Exactly what I'm supposed to do with them is a mystery to me. Despite the issues mentioned above, it's still a great buy and the best option you will find.

Rosalee Hooper

| Oct 29, 2020

The first month (May 2020) of last year didn't fit in all the pockets, because we didn't know the rest of the year would fit! And then August came along and did the same thing! The look and feel of it were weird and awful. When we compared it with the old one, it was clear that my kid was getting confused with the week days and the old one was using " Yesterday " It is tomorrow- The date is today, not yesterday The current situation is as follows The next day. Even though it seems obvious, it's hard to understand. Our family is very happy with the new calendar. We put it together right away and hung it right away! I also thought you would all like to know that the Juneteenth Card has arrived! As soon as we found it, we were squealing! I just wanted to say that the cards are all very cute, and my kid loves them! Your help is greatly appreciated!.

Morgan Rich

| Mar 13, 2021

The pocket pieces themselves are well made, but are absolutely odorous when first opened. It annoyed me that the pieces came on punch out cards like in a game, well on all ten punch out cards (about 20 pieces), the top row of things to punch out is not perforated so I had to cut them out on each Additionally, on some of the middle section, they weren't perforated, so it happened from time to time Therefore, the lamination was either peeling off or ripping off the cardboard if I hadn't run my scissors over the lines first. I wonder if I got a defective set of scissors? And it's really irritating because all the pictures have 2021 with ten years worth of cards, yet the first one begins in 2020 and goes all the way to 2029, so that little detail was a mistake in my opinion.

Alistair Woodard

| Jul 03, 2021

Having received the product, I will wrap it and give it to my nieces as a gift. This website was very high quality! I was very surprised by it! I was very surprised to see it is made of a very high quality weaved material ( not just just plastic as I thought) and it has very nice colors. It's nice to see a gender neutral color scheme. The fact that this is not only a fun learning gift, but also one that my niece will look at every day is something I appreciate.

Stephen Ibarra

| Mar 31, 2021

From which chemical factory do you think this came? There is still a smell coming from the nylon/plastic calendar. Two weeks have passed since I cleaned it with soap and water and let it air dry in the sun. I still don't like it. The punch cards are perforated and will come out easily in one piece thanks to their perforations. The problem is their poor perforation and or lamination, so they tear out very badly. During manufacturing, the plastic and paper laminates are separating. I removed the card/sheet holder page using the paperclip and the cards are falling off the page that holds them, tearing, creased, and worse.

Cash Gross

| Oct 05, 2020

This is a pretty standard calendar for homeschooling. So far, I only have two complaints. I like it, it's easy to hang, it's of decent quality, and it seems to be worth the price. This is *br*br*br*br1. Having to pop out the cards is a hassle. *2/ It's a pain to remove the cards. A card was given to the class on the 100th day. The 100th was not the last. I find it annoying more than anything else. In the end, I just threw it away. In the course of searching for a calendar that had everything I wanted, I found exactly what I.

Virginia Rodriguez

| Sep 15, 2020

A great tool for learning about the days of the week, the months, the weather, and major holidays in the classroom and at home (both classroom and homeschool). The plan can also be used to highlight important dates, such as birthdays and appointments, on a calendar. I only disapprove of some of the pieces not being easily removable so minor tears and rips appeared on a few cutouts. It's nothing major, but.

Lukas Burgess

| Jul 21, 2021