Bumblebee Erasers

After startling a coworker, he threatened to escalate into a full blown scare war. I informed him that if he did so, I would fill his filing cabinet with bees. Lo and behold, he snuck up on me, and frightened me so much I screamed. My other colleagues were asking me if I was okay for the rest of the day. I threw my plan into action.I figured it would be most inhumane to use actual bees. Mostly for the bees themselves. Using actual bees would also likely get me fired, and possibly arrested, so I chose the next best option : these guys!I have been surreptitiously planting them on and around his desk with notes. He has told me it’s driving him insane, but he can’t figure out who’s doing it because he’s apparently got a terrible memory. I keep telling him it’s not me, and he keeps believing me, so I’ll keep leaving bees for him until I run out, or he catches me in the act.

I didn't want to spend $50 on a manipulatives box for our The Good and The Beautiful K math curriculum so I printed at home and bought these bee erasers as the bee manipulatives they called for. It's a bonus that they can actually be used as erasers afterwards too!

These honey bee erasers are too tiny and thin for pencils (it does not have holes to insert pencils either). They are cute and each piece is consistent in manufacturing. They came brand new in package (144 pieces). I will us these as gift incentives for students who engage in my honey bee presentations and may attach them to my honey sticks that I hand out. I purchased this pack of honey bee erasers when they were an ‘Add-on’ item to my Amazon Prime for $5.47. I wouldn’t pay anymore then that for the amount and size of these erasers.

I absolutely love these tiny Honey Bee Erasers!I do a lot of public speaking and give classroom presentations about honey bees.If I'm trying to keep a bunch of third graders engaged, I toss them a Bee Eraser when they ask a relevant question.They like it and it keeps things upbeat and fun.I bought two bags and am very pleased with their size, appearance and they do function well as erasers, but they will wear out pretty fast if you make lots of mistakes.I would definitely recommend these as handout items for older kids, young adults and you can throw them at older beekeepers that fall asleep at meetings! (';')( ';')Would definitely buy them again.

For my purposes these were amazing. I teach preschool Sunday School and our Room Theme is "Bee like Jesus". I try to be visual when dealing with following rules etc - the kids earn the bees for attendance and saying their verse. They automatically get 4 for following the rules and if after reminders of rules they still have a problem, they lose a bee. Each week they put their bees from that week in a container with their name on it and every few weeks they get to spend their bees in the points store. Great visual reminder of our theme. Can't say how well they erase since we use them as tokens - for that purpose, they are well worth buying.