Have them cut into eight 2'x2' squares, for a total of 16 white boards. (I have them cut at Home Depot and pay the minimal cutting fee.) Get a bucket of dry erase markers and a packet of cheap terry towels and let your imagination go wild.
Dry erase boards are a great way to create students guided learning opportunities. Whether students are working in partners to teach each other, Creating a brief presentation to share with a group or the whole class. Dry erase boards create opportunities to maximize space and time, without wasting a great deal of resources.
Dry Erase Boards...- Math Problems
- Gathering Data
- Writing Out Instructions
- Editing
- Diagraming sentences
- Brainstorming
- Making Timelines
- Scorekeeping
- Presenting in Small Groups. (Jigsaw)
- Vocabulary Games
- Cloud Maps
- etc...etc...etc...
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