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1. Make it creative, but not too flashy.
2. Needs high frequency words only.
3. Words with non-traditional phonic words.
4. Be taught in context.
5. Be taught explicitly.

Don'ts
1. Be displayed until aught or review.
2. Have names.
3. Have more than three per week.
4. Be leveled.
5. Be one shot learning.

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5 ways I plan to use this in the classroom:

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5 ways I plan to use this in the classroom:

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1: For literature journals
2: The differences between verbs and adjectives.
3. For science, when they are learning about parts of the spider/where they live/ how they look.
4. It would be fun to teach students math using paper spiders. I'm sure I could find a way to incorporate some of the word problems with the words on this word wall. (We have 15 spiders climb/crawl in the water spout. The rain came down and 7 spiders were washed out. How many spiders are still in the water spout?
5. The words can be up on the wall so students can recognize the words during their reading time. I'd love to have spider books they could read when they have a chance in class.

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I chose these twenty words because I wanted to try a spider theme. So, the kids can use these words when doing their literature journals and writing or doing activities about spiders throughout the week. I chose this theme and color due to the fact that October is right around the corner. If this was a real word wall, 

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I chose these twenty words because I wanted to try a spider theme. So, the kids can use these words when doing their literature journals and writing or doing activities about spiders throughout the week. I chose this theme and color due to the fact that October is right around the corner. If this was a real word wall, 