When it comes to classroom supplies, there are many that we use each and every day. Every teacher has their favorites, but I think there is one supply that we ALL use, not matter what grade level we teach or what subject we teach–EXPO dry erase markers are an absolute MUST HAVE! Most of the time you can find teachers writing on their dry erase boards, BUT here are six other ways that you can use EXPO Dry Erase Markers with Ink Indicator in the classroom.
They wipe off easily with a tissue most of the time, but if not, grab a baby wipe.
I love this hack. It makes things so much easier. KWL charts, can-have-are charts, story element charts, and the list goes on. Anchor charts are amazing and being able to re-use them simply makes your teacher life easier!
Grab your dry erase boards or plastic plates during whole group and quickly see who is getting it and who isn’t. Have students write answers on their boards and then hold them up for the teacher to see.
Simply slide the page into a sheet protector or dry erase pouch and use EXPO Dry Erase Markers with Ink Indicator to write on them. I have really liked these found HERE.
They can race the clock or each other, it doesn’t matter! A race always makes things more engaging for students.
Did I mention writing on desks already? Well, I love it that much and it’s so simple! Write on your own! Plus, I love a good to-do list that shows I have accomplished things for the day!
If you are looking for a great EXPO marker for these purposes, I am loving the new EXPO Dry Erase Markers with Ink Indicator markers! Not only do they have the same awesome tip that we all love that makes 3 widths of lines, but they tell us when we are running low on ink. Does it get any better than that?
What are your favorite ways to use EXPO Dry Erase Markers with Ink Indicator in the classroom? You can grab some HERE for the new school year for the lowest price I have found! Leave a comment and let me know how you get creative with them!
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I would love to see these free resources as I prepare for the new year!
Hi! I’m not sure what resources you are referring to. 🙂
Felt good to read this article and I am totally inspired by your work and got some great ideas. Thanks and keep sharing 🙂