A single panel project board gives you one flat surface for posters, charts, and signs. Teachers use large project sheets for anchor charts, while corrugated project sheets are ideal for cut-and-paste lessons. Schools ordering project sheets often bundle with wholesale craft supplies, DIY supplies, and crafting materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are project sheets used for?
Project sheets are flat display boards used for posters, charts, and presentations. A single panel project board and large project sheets are used for signage, while corrugated project sheets are popular for art projects in arts and crafts supplies programs.
What sizes do project sheets come in?
Standard project sheets come in 22x28 inches, with large project sheets available in 24x36 and larger. Our corrugated project sheets match common office store supplies poster sizes.
Can students draw and paint directly on project sheets?
Yes. Corrugated project sheets and large project sheets accept markers, crayons and paint. Pair your single-panel project board with wholesale craft supplies and DIY supplies for best coverage.
What is the difference between project sheets and tri-fold boards?
A single-panel project board is one flat sheet, while a tri-fold has three panels. Project sheets are lighter and store more easily in an art supply wall organizer, while large project sheets work well for wall displays.
Are corrugated project sheets recyclable?
Yes. Corrugated project sheets and most project sheets are curbside recyclable. Schools ordering home and office supplies and home office organization supplies often choose corrugated for sustainability.