Post-it Super Sticky Portable Tabletop Easel Pad w/ Dry Erase Panel, Great for Virtual Teachers and Students, 20x23 Inches, 20 Sheets/Pad, 1 Pad, Built-in Stand (563DE)

I teach 7th grade ELA, and when I came home from school on March 13, I had no idea I should have brought home half my room because we inevitably would not be allowed back in this year because of COVID-19. Since I just grabbed what I needed for the weekend like I usually do, I was facing a new and interesting challenge when we were told we need to create video lessons for the kiddos! I needed a dry erase board. I needed anchor charts. I needed to be able to do the lessons in my kitchen because I left my tripod with my mom and she lost it-so kitchen counter for my laptop it is. This is fantastic! It’s just big enough to serve my purpose of a short video lesson and still be engaging with the kiddos! It erases well and stands perfectly. Plus, it fits great on my kitchen counter 😉.

I love this portable tabletop easel pad with dry erase board. I got this in a bind when I booked an all-day intensive with a client and we used it on top of the table. We would take turns to write on the dry erase board side of it. Then we would brainstorm ideas on the post-it side and tear them out and hang them up on the wall using the super sticky top of the paper. Very effective. I will be able to use it a few times as it comes with 20 sheets of paper.I prefer this to having an easel and all that rigamarole. It's so much easier. It's portable. It props up onto a table and then you pull it back into a 2-dimentional version and carry it home.Excellent. I would buy again!

I bought this for my wife to use in her 1st grade classroom. It gets tons of use every day, and having the combination of the post-it paper and dry erase in one product is excellent. The dry erase board is easy to clean and works great. The only semi-downside is that its not super sturdy as it bends in a tad sometimes when writing on it. But for the price and compared to the competition it's an excellent value and I would definitely recommend it.

Love that it has a built in stand like an easel and an opening at the top to easily carry it. You can just as easily fold it up as you can unfold and set up. Highly recommend for group products with visual ideas!

I give presentations at small groups in my area. While I love a good powerpoint presentation as much as the next speaker, often times there is no power or the ability to set up a projection system in the places where I give my talks and workshops. I purchased this combination paper and white board Easel because not only did it allow me to write out bullet point headlines, but the white board allows me to do a brainstorming session at the end of my poetry workshop. I just wipe it clean and reuse the white board for the next one.The board stands on its own and is large enough to be seen by everyone at the table. The funny thing is, I am usually asked more about the great whiteboard after my talk than I am about my books!!! LOL Well, it is a handy product to be sure.

VERY USEFUL, very portable, ideal for a small workshop room, excellent for posting information that can't go on your Smartboard when you're projecting stuff on it but still need to have an agenda page, or a keeping-track page of participant questions, etc. The cardboard structure is just structured enough to stand up on a table and also be written-on if you're facilitating a conversation; you just need to keep one hand on the top frame while you write or else you'll slide it around or push it over. The best and most affordable way I've found to solve the problem of "the power point display screen isn't enough" to keep track of comments/questions made during the session -- and many places I train just doesn't have the flat wall space you can both throw a Dry-Erase easel page up on AND write on it -- so this allows you to write first and post later. I do a lot of trainings in school classrooms, and very often the wall space is taken up by lots of other things -- you really can't rely on a big blank wall you can both post and write on, especially if one requirement is that the participants can all see it from where they're sitting. I have also used my easel as a "playlist," facing me at the front of a large room, to help me stay on-track in a more extended training that utilizes slides but also needs discussion opportunities, where I may need to be reminded about timing each segment, and/or which pages or handouts I need to remember to point out at a given time. My 8 1/2 x 11 playlists usually get buried under some pile of other paper I bring, so the easel is great. Combine it with the Art Portfolio Travel Case for under $20 if you need to park and hike in the rain, snow, or wind to get to your sessions.

I got two of these for my 8 & 11 yr old daughters, and it ended up being their favorite gift, for Christmas. They use it constantly. They make signs for "homework time", dinner menus, draw scenes, and use it for hangman/pictionary etc. They play on these dry erase boards more than their IPods, which says a lot. Their friends love drawing on them too, when they come over. The paper on the flip side is also great, as they are like giant post it notes. They can paint or draw on them, and they are easy to hang up on the wall. Has held up well, as they have been used daily now, for two months.

I bought this to use playing Pictionary and it turned out great! It's big enough so that people across the room can see what's being drawn and the dry erase side makes it easy to just wipe and go to the next one. We put it on a table and it's not heavy, so it slides a little, although I could have put something heavy in the middle to hold it down. My favorite part is that it folds flat for storage when not in use- I stuck it behind a book case. They packaged it well so I had no issues with damage.