Definition
A dark, typically black or green board surface used for writing with chalk, traditionally used in classrooms and for displaying information.
Example Usage
The teacher wrote the lesson objectives on the chalkboard at the beginning of class.
Origin
Compound of chalk and board; chalk itself comes from Old English cealc, from Latin calx meaning 'limestone.'
Fun Fact
Chalkboards have largely been replaced by whiteboards and digital displays in modern classrooms, though many educators still prefer them for the tactile writing experience.
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