Scribbledo XY Graph Dry Erase Sheets, Grid Axis Board Math Manipulatives, 9” x 12”, 10-Pack

My students love working on whiteboards, and these make learning about coordinate grids and integers much more engaging and fun.

The dry erase feature of these graph sheets makes them reusable for geometry, algebra, or any lesson involving the x and y axes. They're larger than letter-sized paper, giving you more space for graphs and labels. The surface is smooth, making them easy to clean with a wet tissue and rubbing alcohol.

These dry erase pages are fantastic! I love that they're double-sided, with quad graph lines on one side and a blank side on the other. I've been using the blank side and working through page after page. They're really easy to write on with larger dry erase markers, and erasing is a breeze too. I'm really happy with them overall.

These are great for group work on the go! Students can easily collaborate with them, and they erase really well without leaving any residue. I recommend using a fine-tipped Expo marker instead of the thicker chisel-tip ones. They're thin and don't take up much space in my teaching cart.

These are really nice dry erase graph and blank sheets. They're a great size (9"x12") and have a good heft, so they stay flat and are durable. The graph side is well-laid out and has plenty of range for most algebraic graphing problems. My husband uses them to tutor his 8th grade math students - it makes laying out problems much easier when you can just swipe away little mistakes.

I ordered these to use for my Animal Reiki study, specifically for drawing the four Reiki symbols. The grid is really helpful! They're well-made and arrived carefully packaged. It's nice to have the grid for drawing, and they're also useful for children doing schoolwork.

This set of plastic sheets is a little bigger than notebook paper but much more durable, with a standard grid printed on one side and a centered X-Y coordinate axis. You can use them for drawing graphs or doing math calculations. Because they're dry-erase plastic, you can use markers and erasers to draw in color and easily erase when you're done.

I've bought a few sets of these dry erase sheets for my classroom, and I've always wished they had axes printed on them. This set is great because it's divided into quadrants - I really like that! It's nice that they aren't labeled, so students can rotate them to fit different values. My only suggestion would be to add arrows at the ends of the axes; it's a small detail, but it would help students get used to using them properly. Just a heads-up, these are sheets, not boards.

These boards are fantastic if they're treated well - no stuffing them in desks, bending, or ripping! Because they're flexible, they need to be handled carefully. The graph side is easy to read, both sides erase properly, and students really enjoy using them in class. They're durable as long as students are responsible.

I got these for some math teacher friends. They can use them to check on individual student progress, use them in group games, and easily erase mistakes. They can be used over and over again without any issues, although the red dry erase markers can stain a bit, but it easily comes off with dry erase spray.