As the title suggests, this is an idea for an entire climbing wall created by the dry erase board material.  Apparently, the goal of this "invention" is to fuse the fun activity of clmbing with school material.  Two example activities given are: 1) Climb & Define (vocabulary) and 2) Fraction Deduction.  Is it me or does this sound extremely difficult?  Click Here

Here's an excerpt from Steve Olson's website:

"Saturday evening, we hired a babysitter, picked up some take-out, and went to the software ‘war room’ at my office and white boarded our future.

Here’s is what we did:

1. I created two columns on the right side of the whiteboard, one for me and one for Christine.
2. I wrote my vision of our future in bullet points under my name
3. I asked her for her vision and wrote it in bullet points under her name."

Michael Dorian has made a dry erase table. If that isn't cool enough, it's intended for use in bed so when good ideas come along in sleep, they can be written down. Love it! Our own Terrie Miller made a wall based version from shower board for $14.

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