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Learn how science consultant Eric Rhoades uses non-permanent vertical surfaces (VNPS) and Wipebooks to model collaborative sensemaking in educator workshops.

Learn how to use reusable flipchart whiteboard sheets to create a more collaborative classroom. This step-by-step guide covers classroom setup, Building Thinking Classrooms strategies, visible thinking activities, student engagement, and tips for using and maintaining Wipebook Flipcharts.

Learn how the Marzano teaching strategies from The New Classroom Instruction That Works can be applied in real classrooms. Discover practical examples using reusable dry erase flipcharts to support student engagement, retrieval practice, collaboration, and visual learning.

"Students are able to easily change their answers by erasing a mistake without struggling and can quickly redo the problem."   I had the chance to ...

My favourite part about using the Wipebook Flipcharts in the mathematics classroom, is the ability to give students low floor, high ceiling and open middle problem solving questions. This means that there is an entry point for all students no matter what level they are working at.

From the very first day I introduced the Flipcharts to my class, the students LOVED using them. They allowed students to be able to stand up, spread out and work in collaboration with their classmates. The students loved getting to work with partners in a new and exciting way.

Over the summer I was introduced to the importance of incorporating vertical non-permanent surfaces into your classroom. We are 3 weeks into our 2022-2023 school year and the Wipebook Flipchart's have been used daily in our 5th grade math and science class. Flipchart's large size makes it easy for students to have space for all their work and its reusable surface erase easily.

Being a new teacher can be busy and overwhelming. After creating a defronted classroom with Flipchart I am able to stand in the middle of my room and view all of the students' work at a glance. At any point in the room I am able to know what my students are thinking, know where they are at in a problem, or know which students are ready for a challenge or who may need more support.

"After receiving professional development, teachers collaborated and use Wipebook Flipchart to write down new ideas they want to implement this ye...

"If teachers don’t have vertical non-permanent surfaces in their classrooms, they are often searching for alternatives to use other than the expens...

"What I love most about having the Wipebook Flipchart is that students easily edit their work and share the writing with their group. Especially i...

"For years I have struggled with the balance of having interactive charts but the guilt of knowing we will just recycle them in a few weeks. The W...