I like to laminate work pages for my kids so they can trace in dry erase marker.

Also if you do use negative dry film sheet's for PCB boards - this will work

I typically laminate copy paper or cardstock to make "dry-erase" pages, flash cards or game pieces.

We also laminate sheets for dry erase markers (such as handwriting skills)

If there's anyone that looks at youtube videos on negative dry film photo resist for PCB or even dry film solder mask from Dynamask this laminator will do the job.

Use a dry erase marker to check off your items then wipe it clean for reuse later.

so my daughter can use a dry erase marker and just keep using the same paper as practice

You can use dry-erase markers on the finished laminates, so useful for creating things like reusable crossword puzzles, task lists, etc

You can use dry-erase markers on the finished laminates, so useful for creating things like reusable crossword puzzles, task lists, etc