A4 Music Notation Whiteboards 35pk

Product Code: MES1276

Use these versatile dry-wipe boards for music notation and creative classroom activities.

Dual-Sided Design: These whiteboards have staves on one side and a plain surface on the other for music notation and writing.
High-Quality Material: These high-quality whiteboards offer a smooth, easy-to-clean surface for repeat use in music lessons.
Classroom Convenience: The A4 size of these whiteboards is ideal for classroom use, as they are easy for children to handle and convenient for photocopying compositions.
Enhances Learning: Designed for music education, these whiteboards facilitate engaging classroom activities for learning and reviewing musical notation.
Supports KS2 Music: These whiteboards are designed to enhance music lessons, supporting efforts to teach and learn music notation effectively at Key Stage 2.

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Use these versatile dry-wipe boards for music notation and creative classroom activities.

Introduce A4 music notation whiteboards into your music classes; they're indispensable for teaching music notation efficiently. These boards are dual-sided, featuring pre-printed staves on one side for teaching musical notation, while the reverse side remains plain for general classroom use. Their practical A4 size ensures they are easily handled by children, promoting independence in music creation and general education tasks.

These multi-functional whiteboards can also be utilised for other subjects, enhancing their value in a resourceful educational setting. They support drawing, writing, and various classroom activities, making them a versatile option for teachers.
Constructed from high-quality materials, these whiteboards are built to last and withstand the rigours of daily classroom use. They are easy to clean and maintain, ready for ongoing educational purposes, thereby supporting a dynamic learning environment.

Pack size

Orientation

Landscape

Age Range

Suitable for 5 to 11 years

Paper size

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