Easy Dry Erase Boards

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Dry Erase Boards

We love to use dry erase whiteboards in the classroom. The problem is that they are too heavy for students to pass out. Sometimes you can still see old ink that is hard to remove.
Here’s an idea. You can use plastic plates or frisbees! They are light- weight, colorful and easy to clean.

Use Frisbees

I got frisbees from Walmart. These were $1 for each one. Students can write on the back side. You can use them during language arts or math. For extra fun, do not clean them right away. Take them out to recess and have students play with them. The person who catches the frisbee gets to read a word that is written on it. You can plan it to where they get to practice their spelling words, cvc words, sight words, etc. If this is something you are interested in trying you might want to check out somewhere similar to Promotion Choice frisbees.

Neon Markers

I tried several brands of dry erase markers. I found that the neon dry erase markers were very easy to wipe off, even after 48 hours.


Use Plastic Plates

You can also use plastic plates as dry erase boards. You can get them at the dollar store at about 4 for a dollar. These are cheaper, but not as easy to clean as the frisbees. The frisbees only required one stroke to wipe the ink off. The plates smeared first and then wiped off better the second or third time.

Easy to Use

I love them! They are very easy to use 🙂

Stack Them Up

These plastic frisbees and plates are very light weight. A student helper can collect them from the other students quicker than the traditional wood boards. That’s it. Just find a place to store them and stack them up.

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Comments

  1. Mary says

    What a GREAT idea! Thanks!

  2. I love the idea of the students writing sight words on the frisbee and then taking them out to recess. What a fun way to practice the words.

    Amanda
    Mrs. Pauley’s Kindergarten

  3. This is genius! My dry-erase boards have become so cruddy over the years. My students would love this!

    Tiffany
    KTeacherTiff

  4. Love!
    Jennifer
    First Grade Blue SKies

  5. Great ideas! My kids LOVE using their dry erase boards!

    Christina 🙂
    Apples, Books, and Crayons
    applesbooksandcrayons@gmail.com

  6. This is adorable..and absolutely amazing how you came up with this idea!!! SUPERB!!
    Congrats on a job well done!