Cosy whiteboard
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Sometimes the fastest way to explain a word is to draw it badly. Share your screen, open the board, and draw — six colours, three thicknesses, an eraser, and twelve stickers a child can put anywhere. Undo takes back the last fifty things, so a wobbly line is never a disaster, and the board redraws itself cleanly when you resize the window or move it to a second screen. Nothing is saved: when you close the tab the board is blank again, which is the whole idea.
Draw with a mouse, a finger or a pen. Pick a sticker, then tap where it goes.
💡 How teachers use it
- 🌼Draw the word you have no picture for, while the child guesses what it is.
- 🌼Play hangman, noughts and crosses or a quick word race straight on the board.
- 🌼Hand the child the sticker tray and let them decorate their own answer.
❓ Questions teachers ask
Is my drawing saved?
No, and that is on purpose. The board lives in the tab and nowhere else: no account, no upload, no file left behind on a server. Close the lesson and the board is blank for the next one.
Can a child draw on it from a tablet?
Yes — a finger, a stylus and a mouse all work the same way, and the page does not scroll away while a finger is drawing. Only one pointer draws at a time, so a palm resting on the screen does not leave a second line.
What happens if I resize the window?
The drawing is redrawn at the new size rather than stretched, because the board remembers the strokes themselves and not a picture of them. The same is true full screen and on a high-resolution screen, where the lines stay sharp instead of going soft.
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