I’m joining the link party from M. M’s blog.
I have an entire wall of closets and my word wall fits perfectly across six doors. Every two years I’ll change the background color when I change my color scheme.
I didn’t have any close up pic of my word wall from this year…but these pictures are about two years old. The only thing that’s changed is my choice of background paper (blue).
I’ve hung all my pocket charts on the lower half of the doors…these are great for word work time.
These two books have helped me a great deal. They help me keep my word wall activities from getting stagnant.
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Yolanda,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. In addition to my regular word wall (high frequency words) from Reading Street I also have a "vowel board."
It has the vowels across the top and every time I intro a new decoding lesson from Reading Street I add an "anchor word" with a picture. examples: cat, cake, car, ball, rain, hay, etc. It has been one of the most helpful things for my growing readers.
What a great idea to have your word work stations/ centers right under the word wall. My students are always craning their necks to see the word wall from where I have mine. I will have to keep this in mind next year.
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Ms. M
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I like the idea of the vowel board! I think I'll try that in August. Thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the books that have helped you! I'll have to check them out.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent Multiagers!
I don't have the first book you listed but I agree...the second book is FABULOUS!
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