I’ll let the picture do most of the talking on this one.
The red/green card is an ingenious idea for management of an elementary computer lab. If a student has a question or concern they turn their card from green to red. So, in five year old terminology, green=good red=stuck.
To assemble your very own red/green cards take index cards and tape green construction paper on one side, and red construction paper on the back. If you want them to last a few years, I highly suggest you get them laminated. When the come back from laminating, take wooden squeeze clothspins from the dollar store and affix them with an adhesive to the corner of your computers. I ended up using the leftover adhesive strips from the plastic 3M hooks for students headphones.
Voilà! An easy elementary school computer lab management strategy.
