School project marker set 12 colors

Start by identifying where you will use them—on paper for drawings, on whiteboards for presentations, or on mixed surfaces for posters. Then pick ink type and surface compatibility: whiteboard markers or drawing markers for classrooms, and permanent markers for labeling on plastics or cardboard. On this page you’ll find options like Flowmaster markers by yalong (12 colors) for reliable writing comfort, Unik permanent markers in a 12‑pce blue set for durable marks, and Plan A 12‑color whiteboard markers ideal for classroom planning.

Ink type determines where and how the marks behave: permanent markers leave lasting marks on most surfaces, while erasable whiteboard markers wipe clean, and water-based markers are popular for drawing and kids’ projects. The page includes a blue Unik permanent set for enduring labeling, and water-based or erasable options like Plan A whiteboard markers and eco-friendly water-based markers, so you can match the ink to your project needs and surface.

Students doing classroom projects typically benefit from erasable or whiteboard styles for quick revisions, while teachers may prefer multi-color whiteboard sets for demonstrations. Artists or hobbyists often prefer a broader color range in drawing markers. The variety here includes Plan A’s 12‑color whiteboard set for displays, Flowmaster’s 12‑color option for consistency, and Unik’s 12-color blue permanent set for durable labeling on diverse surfaces.

Keep caps on tightly after use and store markers in a cool, dry place to prevent drying. For whiteboard markers, use on appropriate non-porous surfaces to avoid staining and extend erasability. Since some sets are permanent and others water-based or erasable, separate storage by ink type helps prevent accidental marks and keeps every color ready for the next project.

Yes. Flowmaster (yalong) emphasizes reliability and comfort with a broad 12-color selection, while Unik focuses on durable permanent markers in a 12‑piece blue set. Plan A offers a multicolor whiteboard marker option, and another 12‑color set emphasizes water-based drawing performance. Expect differences in weight, tip feel, and surface behavior depending on whether you pick permanent, whiteboard, or water-based markers.

Permanent markers like the Unik blue set are designed to work on paper, plastic, and many other surfaces, offering long-lasting visibility. Whiteboard and water-based markers from Plan A and other sets are best suited for dry-erase surfaces or drawings on non-porous materials. Choosing the right combination ensures you get vibrant color without unwanted smudging or residue on your intended surface.