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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.

"I am a 4th grade teacher in Akron, Ohio. I am so fortunate to be able to use Wipebook MathReps Workbooks in my classroom. Math is such a fun subje...

"Sharing MathReps with the Grade 3 class in my building has been a heartwarming experience! The students are very excited to try new learning and t...

"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 ...

"The reusable MathReps Wipebook Workbooks have proven to be highly beneficial for practicing math standards with my students". Efficient Resourc...

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.

"The whole idea of using these Flipcharts with my students was to scaffold their learning so the students experienced all aspects of being gradual...

As an educator, I quickly realized that I needed to use Wipebook flipcharts for as many non-curricular and curricular tasks as possible. Students were up and moving, communicating with their classmates, problem-solving, and demonstrating perseverance while encouraging one another.

We use our Wipebook chart paper to practice our letter formation, write our names, collaborate during writers workshop and during math centres as well. Students are able to make mistakes, quickly erase and try again. There are so many different engaging activities you can come up with for the Wipebook flipchart. 

Since adopting Wipebook Flipcharts this fall, I have found them an extremely valuable support to build these skills within both my 11th grade Chemistry and 12th grade Environmental Science classes. Students are much more engaged when they are able to use creativity and tactile learning to practice scientific reasoning.

On this particular day, there were teachers from the Junior High that came by. They loved getting the students up and using the vertical non-permanent surfaces around the room. Seeing how it was managed, the teachers were not as intimated to try the approach, as long as they could get the flipcharts to make it happen. They love the conversations between the students, and how I was able to redirect and ask reflective questions to help the students make the progress needed.  

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.