Chalkboard app vs PBS Charlotte

Free Chalk Board brings the classic classroom chalkboard to your phone or tablet. Pick a stick of chalk, draw on the slate-green board, and watch every stroke go down with real chalk texture — dusty edges and all. No accounts. No internet required. Just a chalkboard, a tray of chalk, and a felt eraser. WHY YOU WILL LOVE IT • Realistic chalk strokes with authentic dusty texture • Classic slate-green board with a subtle, natural surface • 8 chalk colors — white, yellow, pink, blue, green, orange, purple and peach • 4 chalk sizes, from thin lines to thick sidewalk-style strokes • Felt eraser in 4 sizes, just like the one on the chalk rail • Undo and redo any stroke • Save your drawing straight to your photo library • One-tap clear, with confirmation so you never wipe the board by accident • Works 100% offline — draw anywhere, anytime PERFECT FOR • Kids who love to draw and doodle • Menu boards, signs and hand-lettering practice • Classic games — tic-tac-toe, hangman, Pictionary • Teaching, tutoring and practicing letters or math • Relaxing, nostalgic sketching DESIGNED FOR EVERY SCREEN A mobile-first design that feels great on phones and scales beautifully to large tablets, in portrait or landscape. Your drawing is preserved when you rotate the screen. Download Free Chalk Board today — the chalk is already out of the box.

WTVI PBS Charlotte has served citizens in the Carolinas for over fifty years. On August 27, 1965, WTVI began broadcasting “Your Stories” about “Your Community” on “Your PBS Charlotte”. PBS Charlotte is licensed by Central Piedmont Community College and offers high quality, noncommercial, educational programs. PBS broadcasts include award-winning children’s programming, ground-breaking documentaries and original performances. PBS Charlotte features locally produced programs that tell “Your Stories” about “Your Community”. “Your PBS Charlotte” station reaches over 1.1 million households across 13 counties in the central Piedmont region. PBS Charlotte actively supports local education, highlights local cultural events and promotes citizenship across all electronic media platforms to serve the public interest and further the mission of its parent institution, Central Piedmont Community College.