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Can blue-tack stick properly to whiteboards?

[Deleted User] · 2011-01-07 18:36:40

I'm writing out a lesson plan and was going to have the children stick up photographs on the whiteboard with blue-tack. But does blue-tack even stick to whiteboards? I have a feeling it doesn't but a quick web search suggests otherwise. I'm only talking about a generic, non-magnetic whiteboard here. Help appreciated.

07-01-2011 07:36PM

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I'm writing out a lesson plan and was going to have the children stick up photographs on the whiteboard with blue-tack. But does blue-tack even stick to whiteboards? I have a feeling it doesn't but a quick web search suggests otherwise. I'm only talking about a generic, non-magnetic whiteboard here.

Help appreciated.

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#2 07-01-2011 07:45PM

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If it's a standard whiteboard then yes it will stick fine

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#3 07-01-2011 07:48PM

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I find small magnets are handy for sticking stuff onto the whiteboard too. And my whiteboard isn't magnetic itself.

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#4 07-01-2011 07:51PM

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Thank you both!

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#5 07-01-2011 10:28PM

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Whatever you do, don't use masking tape, then forget about it. It will stick for ever and ever and ...

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#6 07-01-2011 11:34PM

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If it's something you'll be using more than once magnetic tape might be a good idea. You should be able to get it in stationery shops or here.

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