On This Day Calendar

Before we start - yes, this s a perpetual calendar. Your scribbles will also rub off, and the heat sensitive squares cover back up when they go cold again.

Each square is represents a day in a bright and colourful way. So why is it so expensive we hear you say? Well not only is there room for you to write your plans for the coming weeks, that can be wiped off, but each day reveals a historical trivia fact. To reveal each days fact, you just put your fingers on the days square. The heat from your fingers will reveal your fact for the day - if you leave it to cool the fact will disappear, but you can also rub the square to reveal the fact continuously. For example, did you know that on the 27th of January 1880 Thomas Edison patented the light bulb? Or that on the 3rd of March 1966 the BBC went out in colour for the first time ever??

On This Day Calendar Product Features:

PVC laminate card, with writable and wipe-able surface
Packaged in a protective card tube
Product Dimensions: 108 x 39.5 x 0.1cm