Yes, with the school supplies. All piled in one bin with a package of stickers on top. I dug down and discovered the magnets and paper. Pays to look under stuff. I've printed up one sheet. It definitely needs bold text and good solids or your image disappears, but it's really sparkley.

danielle is right (in my opinion, having lived with lots of marble countertops for almost a year now): your children will age but other things will stay the same. I have a super-messy husband (but an incredible cook) and two little kiddos (four and two) and I would do all (for we've slab backsplash as well) our marble again in a New York minute. Earlier this evening the children and I were making green sugar cookie dough and rolling it on the marble. I never, ever think twice about using it -- that's what it's there for! Ours is a honed finish and I cannot see any etch marks -- I assume they must be there but they sure are invisible! We have NO stains. None, not a one. Ours are sealed (Miracle 511 Porous Plus), but nothing stains. Well, except the time a piece of rusted steel wool was stuck on the bottom of a sponge and the marble sucked that rust right up. We used a poultice (Iron Out) which literally removed the stain on contact and then I sealed sealed sealed. I've also been told regular powdered Comet is a great poultice, and remember, any time you use a poultice you must reseal! I think marble is incredible, and I cannot imagine my kitchen without it. That being said, marble is not for everyone -- you have to want the patina, want the signs of life and be excited about them being a part of your countertop. If you think that you'll fret all the time and freak out if anyone comes near the countertop then you might want to explore other countertop materials. Life is too short to worry about a naturally messy place like the kitchen. If you have your heart set on marble (as I did) please do also know that you can have marble, have children and have a happy home life. So long as your marble is thoroughly sealed you should be able to avoid most things. Good luck!

Dear Jill, I am sorry I didn't realize you were speaking of the pattern copier paper at Wally World. TO the best of my knowledge it is safe to use and acid free. I have most all the patterns myself and love them. They do have however some solid colors that are marked acid free and some that are NOT marked acid free. Crayola brand for example is not marked acid free. I have not purchased it due to the fact that it does not say acid free anywhere on it, and I tried to contact them through their website to find out and I found it in terrible condition with links that went no where and it was not easy to use. It maybe just a webtv thing, but I could not get through to them to ask if indeed it was acid free or not. Do any of your know? Penny

I've used Hallmark supplies a little...when there was something that appealed to me. Here a while back, they had a line of Crayola paper and stickers. It costs more..generally that things from Wal-Mart or Michaels...and there is less of a selection. Like was stated on another post here..I wouldn't use the magnetic pages...