Dry erase table

I found this table at a local thrift store for just 5 bucks! As soon as I spotted it I knew it was the perfect size and height for primary kiddos who were working on the floor. It's light enough that kids can move it to wherever they are working, high enough off the floor they can fit their legs under it, and just the right size to do sorts or work with manipulatives. I started by spray painting the legs to match the color of my room. I was brainstorming how I would finish the top when I…

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Well, it's official. I finally gathered up the courage to do something I have been thinking about for a while...creating my own Dry-Erase table for my 6th grade math workshop! Previously, my students had been using some old white boards (the ones on the table below) during our teacher center. Towards the end of last year, these boards started to peel, break, and turn every color BUT white. That is about the time I started to see pictures of white board tables floating around the internet…

Well, it's official. I finally gathered up the courage to do something I have been thinking about for a while...creating my own Dry-Erase table for my 6th grade math workshop! Previously, my students had been using some old white boards (the ones on the table below) during our teacher center. Towards the end of last year, these boards started to peel, break, and turn every color BUT white. That is about the time I started to see pictures of white board tables floating around the internet…

Let me start off with this. THIS WAS NOT MY IDEA, I found a post by Sprout Classrooms from 2014 and pretty much followed her directions to a T. UPDATE! Tables in Use "Important Things" Neuroplasticity Everyone's Engaged Dry Erase Table Transformation BEFORE Primer AFTER Time: Total Time = 5 days Primer ~ 3 hrs + overnight Dry-Erase ~ 2 hrs + 3 DAYS cure Cost: My total cost was ~$120 for 12 tables $10 per table! Materials: Acetone Lint-Free Rags Latex Primer (indoor) Paint Roller & Pads (2 x…

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I thought it is about time I give some updates on the biggest change to my classroom this year...our new dry erase table! Earlier this school year, I wrote about the process of turning my front table into a giant dry erase board for students to use during our 6th grade math workshop. Click HERE for that linnk. A can of primer and dry erase paint later, here is what the initial result was... a brand new (and shiny!) table. The students have absolutely loved using the table. We used it almost…

PRICES MAY VARY. Assorted Color Dry Erase Circles: Includes 12 colorful vinyl circles for writing and drawing on walls and surfaces Waterproof and Removable: The vinyl material allows for easy removal without damage to surfaces Chisel Tip: The chisel tip allows for precise lines and drawing Multi-Use: Can be used for writing, drawing, and other creative projects Designed for Students: Perfect for classroom use and student projects

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This Kids Dry Erase Activity Table is perfect for kids to color to their heart's content!! Spray any table with this spray and make it a dry erase table!