What Are Whiteboard Clings (and Why Teachers Are Making the Switch)
Have you spent hours over the summer printing, cutting, and laminating classroom materials, only to watch them peel, curl, or fade once school starts? I’ve been there. Teaching is amazing, but spending endless hours making everything from scratch? Not so much. That’s exactly why I created whiteboard clings. They are the classroom must-haves you didn’t know you needed.
These reusable, fully customizable tools are ready to go the moment they arrive. They’re designed to save you time, reduce stress, and help your classroom run smoothly from day one.
What Are Whiteboard Clings?
Whiteboard clings are reusable, ready-to-apply classroom tools that stick to smooth surfaces (like whiteboards, glass, or acrylic) using static electricity instead of adhesive.
That means no more:
-Printing
-Laminating
-Cutting
-Magnets
Just peel, cling, and teach! Each piece is durable, reusable, and can even be stored in a binder between uses. That way, your materials stay organized and in perfect condition year after year.
How Do Whiteboard Clings Work?
The magic is in the material. Static cling grips smooth surfaces without sticky residue or damage. Using them is simple:
1. Peel the cling from its backing
2. Place it on your whiteboard or glass
3. Reuse it again and again
It’s that easy.
How to Apply Whiteboard Clings
For small items or items you frequently move around (like visual cues):
-Peel from the backing
-Press onto your surface
-Smooth with your fingers
For larger displays or for a bubble-free application (like calendars):
-Lightly spray the surface with water
-Place the cling on top
-Smooth with a soft cloth or squeegee to remove bubbles
-Gently wipe away excess water
Every cling is custom designed, printed, cut, and packed in our family studio, so it arrives ready to use straight out of the box.
Make Classroom Systems Simple
Not all classrooms are the same and your tools shouldn’t be either. Whiteboard clings are fully customizable, giving teachers the flexibility to build systems that:
-Organize materials
-Provide structure
-Coordinate with existing classroom decor
Color-coded systems give students the independence to:
-Know where to look
-Understand what’s coming next
-Follow routines confidently
From daily schedules to subject headers, the goal is simple: turn your whiteboard into your most functional, flexible classroom tool.
Ready to Reimagine Your Whiteboard?