dry erase boards for reading, writing, and language arts

Our language arts dry-erase products support handwriting and letter formation, sight words and word building, reading comprehension, writing and composition, and phonics and letter identification. Really Good Stuff® boards are designed with clear guidelines and graphic organizers that help students practice each skill with confidence.

Magnetic boards work on metal classroom surfaces and allow students to manipulate magnetic letters, words, and tiles, ideal for hands-on phonics and sight-word activities. Non-magnetic options are lightweight and portable, perfect for individual lapboard practice during small-group instruction or independent work.

Yes, our assortment is designed for PreK through 6th grade, with products tailored to developmental stages. Primary-lined boards support emergent writers in PreK through 2nd grade, while college-ruled and specialty graphic organizer formats challenge older students.

Explore a variety of writing guidelines including primary-lined, college-ruled, graphic organizer, blank open space, and specialty layouts. Primary-lined boards feature wide guidelines for early handwriting practice, while college-ruled formats prepare upper-elementary students for standard notebook work.

Absolutely, our range includes both student-sized lapboards for individual or small-group practice and jumbo magnetic sheets for teacher demonstration. Lapboards let each student respond independently during guided lessons, while jumbo charts (17" × 22") are visible from anywhere in the classroom and stick to magnetic whiteboards for modeling.

Really Good Stuff® dry-erase boards are teacher-designed with clear, easy-to-see guidelines and minimal-prep formats that work right out of the package. Many are double-sided to maximize instructional variety, and magnetic options integrate with magnetic letters and tiles you may already own.

Our graphic organizer boards provide structured, write-on templates for key comprehension skills, theme, central message, summary, compare and contrast, author's reasons and evidence, and inference. Students write directly on prompts aligned to reading standards, making abstract thinking visible and concrete.

Most boards are sold without markers or erasers, so you can pair them with your preferred dry-erase accessories, markers, erasers, and cleaning supplies, based on classroom needs. Some multi-item kits include magnetic letters or sight-word sets, giving you everything needed for specific activities.