EXPO Wet Erase Markers, Semi-Permanent Markers, Blue, Ultra Fine Tip, 12 Count

I use these pens for a lot of different things. They are the overhead projector pens of my youth that erase with just water. When my oldest was in 2nd grade, the teacher was BIG on having them work on their math facts, so much so it was homework every night to practice. The teacher was kind enough to give me copies of the five minute time tests she used and I created a "math facts binder" for my kiddo to practice on. I used sheet protectors and put two sheets in each one, front and back. Then using these pens to write on the sheet protectors my kiddo took a practice test. By the end of the year, math facts were super easy, memorized, and they had gone through all addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts at least three times. I still use this binder for all my kids to work on math facts, but recently, my husband bought a home laminator. I made a 12 times table that also gets used with these pens. Just place the laminated sheet under the sink and tada, all ink is washed away. I also have made myself calendar templates for the family that I use these pens on. They work MUCH better than dry erase for lamination and sheet protectors to remove the pen. I highly recommend them for these types of uses.

These pens are classics that always perform! I am grateful to have one color in a pack as it saves me money so I do not have to buy the pens individually. Plus, I now have plenty of blue pens for my classroom!

Other than it was delivered to another building than ours, all was good.

I love these wet erase markers. Very durable and works great

Smooth writing and dark ink. These last a long time and really stand out on a lot of surfaces

Always the best!

Just what I needed and a great price

We use a lot of laminated job aid lists where I work. Up till we started using these we had been using Expo Dry Erase. Which worked fine. It was easy to fix something you just wrote down but got to be more stubborn to wipe off after some time had passed (I'm talking anywhere from a few hours to days, depending on the list).Brought these in & they just wipe off nicely with a damp rag. We keep a few dry erase markers for the weekly/monthly lists, but the rest we use the wet erase ones on