Basic Tools
This tool is used to write documents or sign papers.
This machine transfers text or images from a computer onto paper.
Printer.
This machine is used to destroy confidential papers.
Shredder.
This item is used to send letters or important documents through the mail.
Envelope.
This tool lets you speak with someone who is not in the same room.
Telephone.
This writing tool can be erased if you make a mistake.
Pencil.
You use this to make duplicate copies of paper documents.
Photocopier.
This tool makes holes in documents so they can be placed in a binder.
Hole punch.
These small papers can be stuck to surfaces to remind you of important tasks.
Sticky notes.
This older office tool is used to send physical documents via phone.
Fax machine.
If you make a mistake with a pencil, you use this to fix it.
Eraser.
This tool has two sharp blades used for cutting.
Scissors.
This large surface is used to write on during meetings and can be easily erased.
Whiteboard.
This stretchy item is used to bundle things together.
Rubber Band.
This digital tool is used for sending messages and attachments instantly over the internet.
Email.
This small metal tool is used to keep papers together without stapling them.
Peprclip.
You use this tool to make key parts of your text stand out.
Highlighter.
You use this tool to organize multiple papers with rings that hold them together.
Binder.
This flatboard has a clip at the top to hold papers in place.
Clipboard.
This feature allows you to leave a message when the person you're calling isn't available.
Voicemail.
This tool punches metal pins into papers to keep them together.
Stapler.
This tool helps you add, subtract, and do other calculations.
Calculator.
This tool is used to print small labels to identify files, folders, or shelves.
Label maker.
This tool holds and cuts tape for wrapping or sealing things.
Tape Dispenser.
This device allows you to make phone or video calls hands-free and with better sound clarity.
Headphone.