student dry erase whiteboards for active learning

Our student dry erase whiteboards range from compact 6" × 9" mini boards to larger 12" × 9" and jumbo classroom demonstration sizes. Smaller boards fit easily in students' laps for individual work, while larger boards provide ample space for math problems, graphic organizers, and writing practice.

Both magnetic and non-magnetic student whiteboards are available. Magnetic surfaces let students use magnetic letters and numbers for word building and math activities, while non-magnetic boards offer a lightweight, economical option for writing practice and formative assessment.

Our student dry erase boards include blank surfaces, lined writing guidelines, grid and dot grid layouts, and printed templates for specific skills. Subject-specific boards feature math ten-frames, number lines, place value charts, fraction models, long division templates, and ELA graphic organizers.

Yes, student dry erase boards are available in sets ranging from single boards to packs of 36, making it easy to equip entire classrooms or multiple grade levels.

Double-sided whiteboards provide two learning surfaces in one compact tool, offering excellent value for budget-conscious classrooms. Many feature different templates on each side, blank and lined, numbered and blank grids, or different skill levels, so students can flip between activities without switching materials.

Really Good Stuff and Colorations are our primary house brands, offering teacher-designed, classroom-ready whiteboards across all grade levels and subject areas. We also carry trusted brands like Expo and Excellerations.

Student whiteboards span PreK through 8th grade and beyond, with designs tailored to developmental needs. PreK and kindergarten boards often feature primary writing lines and ten-frames, while upper elementary options include multi-digit computation grids, fraction templates, and college-ruled lines.

Choose blank boards for maximum flexibility across subjects, students can practice spelling, sketch diagrams, solve open-ended problems, or respond to any prompt. Pre-printed templates like number lines, graphic organizers, and place value charts help students stay organized during targeted skill practice, reducing cognitive load and keeping work neat.