Literacy Centre Mobile Whitebo

The Literacy Centre Mobile Whiteboard Pack includes everything educators need to create a comprehensive, interactive literacy station. This set features the full Literacy Centre Mobile Whiteboard and a curated range of supporting literacy resources. The board offers both a front magnetic surface and a rear removable lined whiteboard, along with storage tubs, chart paper hooks, a big book rack, and magnetic page holders. The included 488-piece Magnetic Letters set supports phonics, word building and sentence formation with colour-coded consonants and vowels. CVC Object Magnets and Grapheme Cards offer tactile and visual learning opportunities, while the Magnetic Handwriting Write & Wipe Sheet provides a modelled handwriting surface based on Australian dotted thirds. A generous supply of whiteboard markers completes the set, allowing for ongoing class-wide and small group participation. This all-in-one literacy pack is perfect for daily instruction, rotations, and student-led exploration.

Educational Benefits

Encourages active participation in phonics and handwriting practice.

Builds foundational literacy through visual, tactile and auditory methods.

Supports classroom management with ready-to-use literacy tools.

Provides repeated opportunities for hands-on language development.

Classroom Ideas

Use magnetic letters to construct words during shared writing sessions.

Display grapheme cards and match CVC magnets to beginning sounds.

Model letter formation using the handwriting sheet on the magnetic board.

Set up as a rotating literacy station with multiple activities and tools.

Safety & Information

Age Suitability: Suitable for early childhood and primary literacy classrooms.

Kit Includes: Mobile whiteboard, magnetic letters (488 pcs), CVC Object Magnets, Grapheme Cards, handwriting sheet, and whiteboard markers.

Measurements: Refer to CRN105 specs; handwriting sheet: 70cm (L) x 50cm (H).

Safety Notes: Supervise use of small magnetic parts. Anchor board if used in high-traffic areas. Monitor pen usage to avoid marker stains on non-whiteboard surfaces.

Risk assessment should be undertaken to assess the risk of items tipping over. To help prevent tip-over, anchor items (especially tall pieces) to a wall. To attach items to a wall you must use the correct fasteners compatible for your wall construction. Consult a specialist hardware supplier for guidance. Other ways to help prevent tipping are to place heaviest objects on the bottom and never let children climb or hang on the unit.

Note: Use of restraints may only reduce, but not eliminate, the risk of tip-over.