Drawing Permanent Lines on Marker Boards

Jeannette Weise-Spence, a fourth-grade teacher in California

Found In: equipment & supplies, bulletin boards, chalkboards, whiteboards

If you want to make permanent lines on a marker board, colored electrical tape works like a charm! You can section off areas of the board for different subjects by using different colors. I’ve even found stick-on letters made of the same material, which can be used to identify the sections of the board. It takes a strong hand or razor blade to remove the tape and letters, so plan ahead before applying.

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Laurie | 2012/08/28

These all sound like good ideas. I wonder if any Music Teachers have tried this for creating a music staff...?

Laurie | 2012/08/28

These all sound like good ideas. I wonder if any Music Teachers have tried this for creating a music staff...?

Lynda | 2012/06/22

I use a variety of bulletin board borders :).

Sandra Slovacek | 2012/06/21

Permanent markers work well for lines and headings. When you want to make changes, rub over the "permanent" marks with a dry erase marker, then erase with your regular eraser.

Wendy | 2012/06/21

For a less permanent solution I use wet erase markers on the dry erase board. It is easy to remove with a wet cloth, but withstands a standard eraser.

Courtney Gray | 2012/06/21

Painters' tape sticks forever but peels right off and leaves no residue behind. I section off homework and test/quiz sections this way. And I can even buy colors to match my school's colors.

Drawing Permanent Lines on Marker Boards

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