ExcelMarkA17 Teacher Self-Inking Rubber Stamp Kit

Great value for money! I only use the symbols since I am a High School Spanish teacher. Even so, great value for money. I used a checkmark/smily sun combination to show if students satisfied/excelled on a requirement from a grading rubric. Saves lots of time.I have changed the stamp face every few weeks or so and have had no problems. Of course the first few stamps are purple if you move a pad from red to blue. But everything has come out clear and legible. I wish I had the same with the phrases in Spanish. Too cute!

Well-built stamper that does not disappoint. Stamps strongly/accurately, and the ability to switch out stamps is priceless...... My students love to stamp their own papers, and this does not disappoint. I make one the positive stamp and the other the negative/improve stamp.

Easy to change stamps, kids love them!

Nice variety of stamps, no instructions how to insert or change them out, but I figured it out. I just prefer instructions so I don't accidentally break it right away. The image is fine unless you stamp a few in a row, then the ink does not reink the stamp quickly and later images are paler and dryer looking. But good for stamping work at school, where forging teacher marks is becoming more of a thing ... This is harder to forge.

This is a great product. I am very happy with the price I paid, the stamps, mechanism, and ink pads all look to be of good quality. I can't wait to grade student work with these, and have students check them for me as well.

As a teacher, I utilize stamps in my classroom for assignment completion. I prefer the self-inking kind, as it cuts down on mess and makes my life simpler. These are fantastic, and I appreciate that you can buy the liquid ink to refill them. The ability to switch out various stamps is an added bonus.

I teach 3rd grade and am constantly grading papers. These stamps allow me to save time and pen ink by quickly adding a fun picture to my graded papers. This particular kit allows you to change up the stamp, so this week I can use smiley faces, next week I can change to "Way to Go" or whatever. It keeps the kids looking and anticipating what the stamp will be next. I also like the 2 color variations, and I even added a purple refill and swapped out the red for purple.

These are pretty good, there's definitely variety, but they aren't very legible. I was using the "Needs Work" stamp and had numerous students ask me what it says. I've been using these every day for 5 periods for 6 weeks now and they're almost out of ink too. The rubber surfaces can be a bit finicky, and I'm not sure there's any way to refill the ink.