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colored dry erase markers

Bring some color to your dry erase calendar or message board with our NEW groovy pack of liquid chalk markers! These neon pens take your notes to a whole new level, making important dates and reminders stand out from afar. No longer are things just black and white but now they can be pink, blue, green and orange. Simply shake and depress tip to watch your world come to life.

white monthly dry erase calendar

From your dry erase maps to your dry erase dots, these fashionable markers will liven up any space and can easily be wiped clean when you need to start over on any project, list or new month. Color coordinate recurring meetings, soccer games or exams so that you can conquer each and every day with an extra pep in your step!

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