Have you ever heard of a liquid chalker? Well I had not until sent these Liquid Chalk Marker Packs for review. Wow are they neat. You can write on any non-porous material. Think glass: house windows, car windows, mirrors, chalk boards, dry erase boards... My kids love to draw on our windows and class cabinet doors. We also have an overhead projector and they enjoy doing their home work recitations on it (math, spelling).Liquid Chalkers would make for a great teachers gift. And you know they would be put to good use.
But my favorite idea is to take an inexpensive clear glass plate from the dollar store. Turn it over to the back side and write in reverse (this way, you can eat off the plate without the liquid chalk interfering). If you can't do this, draw on paper first and insert it under the glass plate to use as your template. Draw whatever message you desire. Why do I love this idea? Because we can celebrate small and large accomplishments with the use of one plate. I don't need a Santa cookie plate, birthday plate, special day plate... One plate works for all and the design is removable. 
Word of caution: the liquid chalk is meant to be removable so don't slide the plate across your table or you will loose the design.
Word of caution: the liquid chalk is meant to be removable so don't slide the plate across your table or you will loose the design. You can also read more about them at , www.liquidchalkers.com.
Liquid Chalkers is offering one lucky Try it - Like it winner their own 8 pack of Colored Chalkers.
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