Keyboarding Book Stands for Classroom Use

1. Ignite a Passion for Reading
Get a book stand and put an appropriate book for your students on it with a sign that says "Mrs. Smith's Hot Read." You don't have to say a word. The students will soon ask about the book while you watch all the extra copies fly off the library book shelf.

2. Offer More Depth on a Subject
Get a few books from your school library on a topic you're covering in class. Display them on book stands so they're handy and available for any students who want to explore that topic in more depth.

3. Make Keyboarding Lessons More Convenient
Book stands are available that are specifically designed for holding top-bound and side-bound books stable while students flip through lesson plans. These work well especially for keyboarding lessons because they keep the lesson plan and screen at eye level and encourage students to keep their eyes off the keyboard.

Kids can be tough on classroom supplies. DisplayStands4You.com offers book stands made of a special PETG plastic that can stand up to years of rough use by students.

The KB88 Keyboarding Stand is designed for use with top-bound, hardcover books. It securely holds the covers and allows students to flip pages as they proceed through their lessons. It is made of tough PETG plastic for the ultimate in durability when exposed to rough use by students. Cost: $12.95 each.

Visit http://www.displaystands4you.com to see photos, schematic drawings, videos showing the toughness of the stands, and listed dimensions for each of the book stands.

Now you can slide a KB89 Book Shelf over the KB** Keyboarding stand and convert it for use with side-bound textbooks.

Across the country, classrooms are experimenting with the use of Tablet PC's such as the Apple iPad, HP TouchPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, etc. The new th101 Tablet PC Holder is designed for use in classrooms to hold the tablets during student use. They're made of virtually indestructible PETG black plastic and have rubberized edges to avoid slippage. At $6.90 each, they're the lowest cost Tablet PC holder to be had.

Visit http://www.displaystands4you.com today to see the full line of book, tablet PC and e-book holders that are useful in classrooms and school libraries.

For more versatility, other instructors opt for the CS5 or CS7 Book Stands that tilt back to hold books open or closed, but don't have a front lip to catch and rip pages as they're flipped. This choice works best for classrooms where the stands are used with books in a variety of formats, sizes and bindings.

One design - 2 choices of plastic:
CS5 is made with acrylic plastic. (less costly ($6.75 each) but can be broken by rough student use)
CS7 is made with PETG plastic (more costly ($8.95 each) but will take abuse by students and last much longer)

Visit http://www.displaystands4you.com to see photos, schematic drawings and listed dimensions for each of the book stands.

Some educators choose to have a front lip on their book stands, to hold the pages open. These stands can be used with books of varied sizes.

One design, 2 choices of plastic:
CS4 is made with acrylic plastic (less costly ($7.25 each) but can break with rough student use)
CS8 is made with PETG plastic (more costly ($9.25 each) but durable enough to withstand student abuse and last a long time)

Visit http://www.displaystands4you.com to see photos, schematic drawings, videos of abuse the stands will withstand, and exact dimensions of each stand.

For books that are 6" X 9" or smaller, the CS1, CS2, and CS3 stands are appropriate.
CS1 has a front lip ($5.25 each)
CS2 does not have a front lip ($4.75 each)
CS3 has two tiers for holding books ($6.50 each)

All three are made from acrylic plastic.

Visit http://www.displaystands4you.com to see photos, schematic drawings and listed dimensions for each of the book stands.

Big books (maybe 8.5" X 11" or even bigger), and thick books need big book stands.

CS6 has a book holding depth of 3.5 inches ($7.25 each)
CS9 is made of PETG plastic for durability and has a book holding depth of 5 inches ($9.50 each)
CS10 s made of PETG plastic for durability and is two-sided with a book holding depth of 2.5 inches on each side ($10.50 each)

View the details of each - dimensions, schematic diagrams, etc. at web site http://www.displaystands4you.com.

The Bookhug is a sturdy steel stand that holds books open for hand free use. Its unique, one-piece design accommodates most books up to 1.5" thick. It will conveniently hold an instruction manual while you work, or a textbook while you type at the computer.

This stand also works well to hold tablet PC's and e-book readers such as the Apple iPad, Kindle, SONY PRS, and Nook.

It's available at http://www.displaystands4you.com

As schools convert to Tablet PS, the BookHug will be useful to hold the tablets and e-book readers while students proceed through lessons.

"The kb88 book stands hold the books so straight! Even the kids have commented how much better and easier the books are to read! I have been recommending your products to everyone I come in contact with in both the education field and not! Thanks again."
Carol Thibodeaux, Atwater High School, CA

"I recently purchased a couple of class sets of the PETG kb88 keyboarding stands. I am extremely pleased at how well they hold the books open and how much easier the books are to read."
Kristin Porter, Iberia Parish School, LA