Scribbledo 12 Pack Dry Erase XY Axis Graph Lap Boards 9” X 12” for Student and Classroom Use, Math White Board - Double Sided White Boards with 12 Erasers Included

These are fantastic! I’m a high school math teacher. I have bought 6 of these packs so far! I’ve bought other brands that are one sided, but the surface does not compare. These scribbledo ones are far superior. They’re so worth it. I love that each of my students has their own board and eraser every day. Each pack comes with 12 boards, that are two-sided and 12 erasers. The boards are phenomenal. They are very glossy and erase very well, over and over again. The coordinate side has been incredibly useful for my algebra students. They can easily flip back and forth between showing me their work on the blank side and graphing on the graph side. These boards are sturdy and firm. The erasers are good quality too. Very lightweight, but not flimsy. They’re easily washed with soap and water, too. This review is a 5, but it really should be a 10! Great quality.

I teach English, science and mathematics abroad in Asia. I have been using these boards constantly in my classes. The grid is very handy for doing coordinate geometry and trigonometry as students can work out any arithmetic on the plain side and then graph their result on the other side. The blank side is useful in all classes as they give some non-verbal or shy speakers an opportunity to contribute in class.I've purchased boards like these before but they were cheaply made so when the frames fell off, they exposed very sharp metal corners. These boards are rounded, thin and don't have a plastic frame which makes them great to store.The quality is superb and the price is very fair. I'm very satisfied with the purchase.

The feature that attracted me to this product was that it was double-sided. Being a middle school math teacher, this was exactly what I wanted. I like that they are small enough to store easily but large enough for the kids to work without being too crowded. The included erasers are also a nice addition. I contemplated holding off on these to see if my school would buy them for me. However, rather than going through the process and waiting, I used my own money. It doesn't break the bank and I could use them immediately. I don't regret buying them on my own.

I looked on Amazon, hoping to find white boards with a graph on one side and a clear opposite side, and here they are! How useful and convenient this is! My high schooler has used it for his online college algebra class, and it has brought ease to his learning. I am thankful for the large set of boards because I have a small high school class to teach in the fall, and I have other children (kindergarten the youngest) who can use these as well, and grow into the graph side. The boards are sturdy (they do not bend) and they erase easily. We have had them for several weeks.

I love these whiteboards. It's a great asset when teaching graphing, slope and other functions in middle school math and high school. My students love them!

These are really awesome whiteboards for students, but the ink used to make the grid rubs away as students take them in and out from under their desks. Also, when students drop them on the floor the corners chip really easily. They were only used for about 3 months and look about 3 years old. Still erase really well though, and are light weight. I would buy them again.

I am a teacher and make heavy use of whiteboards for modeling physics, whiteboard discussions, and computer sci brainstorming, ect.Normally I buy sheets of "whiteboard" material at Lowes and cut them too large "table boards." Hard to make accurate scatter plots without grid lines though. These cost as much as it would take for me to make 8 larger, one sided boards with rough edges.I decided to try these out and give it a chance.Pros:+Grid lines+Double sided+Good price+Smaller size seems to discourage students from doodlingCons:-I would have liked it if instead of axis lines, instead, every tenth line was bold or something, I've seen other boards like that, and it would encourage students to use more of the board for their scatter plots. However, I knew what I was getting from the pictures and won't hold that against these-It would be nice to have some no-grid space on the size for work, or students to write the slope. Once again, I knew what I was getting. Also, I could imagine if there was space, being upset that the grid was not as large as it could have been :) The grass is always greener.They erase well, and the grid is holding up fine. The edges are all still in one piece. I've tried another brand (that a co-worker won at a conference), that started falling apart right away. I will try to remember to update the review at the end of the year with how they hold up. My handmade boards last about 2 years, so that's what these will be competing against.Now I have just realized how much I have written about a dozen whiteboards, so I am going to end my review.

These graphing dry erase boards are exactly what I needed for my 6th grade upcoming math lessons.