Thread: Overhead projector supplies

I write right on the glass with wet erase and dry erase markers. Same projector for four years and no damage at all. Good luck

Mark, I'm with you on this one. I had a roll on the projector 35 years ago. I finally took it off and I've been writing on the glass ever since. My blue hands are legendary. Other than that, no ill effects. However, sometimes I need to have some things prepared ahead of time.

I'm teaching an ACT prep class now, and I'd like to produce a lot of multiple choice questions that I can slap on the projector. That's why I was searching for a cheaper source of plastic overlays.

I'm glad to find out that I'm not the only one writing directly on the glass. Thanks.

Hi. My Name is Lisa, and I am a Glass Writer

I get my plain old sheets at Office Depot.

I like to write on the sheets because I can get the lessons done ahead of time. I write on them in permanent marker and use them from year to year if my lesson is good (they aren't all --- 90% rubbing alcohol will clean off the sharpie)

I got the plastic sheets at Staples or Office Depot too. I like them because I write with a permanent sharpie and use the eraseable markers to fill in info, over and over, for each class. Better yet the kids love to write on the overhead-encourage participation.