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The Letter Z Song (US "Zee" version) - Learn the Alphabet

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I chose these 43 words because they are sight words. Sight words don't follow conventional spelling and so students should see them often to memorize them. All but one of the words I chose have 2-4 letters for students who are just beginning to read and write. My goal was to choose different types of words such as prepositions, adjectives, conjunctions, etc.

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1. I plan to use this digital word wall to share with parents. Hopefully when students need extra help on homework, their parents will be able to pull this up as a resource if their child needs it.
2. I plan on having a word wall in my future classroom. Depending on grade level, I might use sight words or vocabulary words. I'd want my word wall to be easily visible, but wouldn't want it taking up a whole wall.
3. Instead of keeping this format for my digital word wall, I may have a column for each student. The students could put the words they're working on in their column.
4. I could make a digital word wall for each letter. I could have students think of words and add pictures to make a collaborative word wall.
5. I like the idea of having the videos on the digital word wall. As sight words are added, maybe I could add a video teaching that word. I think this would help students begin memorising the sight words quicker.

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Do:
- Include pictures (videos)
- Start with a blank wall and add words as students learn them.
- Interact with the wall daily
- Put it where all students can reach the words
- Teach students to use it as a resource when writing

Don't:
- Treat it like a decoration
- Forbid students to touch it
- Put it near the ceiling
- Put words up without students
- Ignore word wall