What do you use to keep bulletin board pieces up?

I've been showing you all these great new bulletin board pieces -- and more to come! -- and now you need to put them up int he classroom. More and more schools are forbidding the use of hot glue and staples (those burns and stabs will be a thing of the past), so what's a teacher to do?

Switch to Mavalus Tape. Click on the name to see what this wonderful stuff is. You have probably heard about it, but you might have heard it called "miracle tape," "magic tape," or even just "that tape."

Here's what's great about Mavalus Tape: it holds things up, and then it comes off. Your stuff doesn't fall down or get damaged, and the paint stays on the walls. The manufacturers say that they can keep a fish attached to a tree in a rainstorm, and I believe it, though I confess I've never tried that. We've used it to keep things up for years on end, I use it all the time to put up things I want to move around (like calendar days or timeline pieces), and our customers use it on surfaces like theater curtains and burlap.

If you think it's expensive, you may be using too much. We calculate that you can put up 61 average posters with one roll. Can't beat that.