I have played several games or done several activities that required each student to have a dry erase board. As you probably know, getting one for each student can be EXPENSIVE (not to mention you have to get markers and erasers for them). Well here are a few alternatives that can help.
- Shower/Tile Board- Tile board is usually used in- you guesses it- showers. Well this board (which cost approximately $20-$30) can be cut into smaller boards and used just like dry erase boards.They can usually be found at your hardware stores.
- Plastic Chi net Plates- These plates are very inexpensive and can be purchased WalMart. They work just like dry erase.
- Card stock in plastic sleeves- Buy card stock and put it in those plastic covers. It ends up being as durable as a dry erase board and easy to store.
- Laminate paper or card stock- One method that I've tried that seems to work is to laminate cardstock. This is also very cheap and easy to store.
I do the card stock in the page protector. So easy!
ReplyDeleteI have a set of 24 boards that I made from a piece of shower board. Been using them for 14 years and they are just now getting "unerasable". They are great. I use them in my high school math classes all of the time.
ReplyDeleteIf you're looking for budget-friendly alternatives to dry erase boards, there are several options that can work just as well for brainstorming, planning, and note-taking. One great option is a laminated poster or large white sheet of paper, which you can easily wipe off with a cloth or eraser. Additionally, reusable whiteboard wallpaper or adhesive dry erase sheets can turn any wall or surface into a functional dry erase area without the high cost. As someone in the writing industry, I often recommend utilizing digital tools like a tablet or even e-reader apps—tools that are also essential for those seeking the best ebook ghostwriting services, making it easy to jot down and organize ideas anytime, anywhere.
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