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Definition of Tagboard
1. Noun. (Internet) A small message board on a webpage, usually located in the sidebar, where visitors can leave a name and short message. ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Definition of Tagboard
1. a material for making shipping tags [n -S]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Tagboard
Literary usage of Tagboard
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Artworks for Kids: Grades 1-6 by Evans Joy (2001)
"Cut off a 2" (5 cm) section of each piece of tagboard. This small section will
act as ... 3 Place the tagboard pieces in the center of the newspaper sheet. ..."
2. Literature Pockets by Jill Norris (2001)
"Mark the corner positions of the tagboard. Lift the tagboard and apply glue.
Glue the tagboard in place. 3. Fold in the corners as shown. ..."
3. How to Do Science Experiments with Children by Joan Bentley (2003)
"Question: What will happen to the tagboard twins when they are placed on the ...
In this experiment, the tagboard twins' center of gravity is between them. ..."
4. Life in Plymouth Colony by Jill S. Norris, Sandi Johnson (2003)
"Students cut out and glue the pattern to the tagboard. Then students trim the
tagboard so that it is just larger than the pattern. 2. ..."
5. Write a Super Sentence by Joy Evans, Jo Ellen Moore (1997)
"reproduce the patterns • cut the circles from tagboard (or paste sample wheels
to the tagboard) • attach the circles with a large paper fastener. ..."
6. Crafts for Young Childrenby Jill Norris by Jill Norris (1997)
"Hanger I . Provide each student with a tagboard hanger made by using the pattern
on page 73. More capable groups can cut out the shape that you have traced ..."
7. All About My Body: Prek-K by Jo Ellen Moore (2005)
"Cut one piece of tagboard for each child. Cut the tagboard the same size and shape
... Children glue WALK on one side of the tagboard and DON'T WALK on the ..."
8. Literature & Writing Connections by Jill Norris, Joy Evans (1997)
"Cut the silver and the blue tagboard using the cloud shape pattern on page 156.
... Collect student stories and staple them to the blue tagboard. ..."
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