What about using mini chalkboards?

We did this once with a school group for 20 or so 3rd
graders. They did have to be conscious not to run and
wipe the chalk off their board, which also helped with
the issue of walk don't run.

Most craft stores, like Michael's or Hancock Fabric
sell some type or you can try a place like Oriental
Trading (orientaltrading.com, they sell a lot of
strange things for crafts that teachers can do in
class.

Best of luck!

Kris Kiper
--- Annmarie Zan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hi everyone! Once again I'm asking for help. I am
> start a badge program at
> the museum that includes a scavenger hunt. Because
> we are owned and operated by
> the Forest Preserve District I need to be very
> conscious of the amount of
> paper we go through (how many trees is this going to
> cost) As an alternative I
> would like to use a pre-printed dry erase board or
> grease board that the children
> could just mark off as they found the items. Has
> anyone used anything like
> this? Did it serve its purpose. Is there a better
> way you can think of? If this
> does work do you have any idea where I can get
> something like this made?
> Thanks a lot and have a blessed holiday season.
> Annmarie
>
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