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Do's
1. Do put it where students can visually see all words
2.Do add words as you work on them
3. Do interact with the wall daily
4. Do pull words off to create sentences
5. Do have fun with it

Don'ts
1. Don't put up all words before the 1st day
2. Don't put up words without students
3. Don't forget about the word wall
4. Don't forbid students to touch it
5. Don't be afraid to use it

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1. To Improve Word Choice: Exposing students to lots of words and vocabulary is a great place to house all those words. This puts words front and center so students have access to them when writing.

2. Word Categorizing: Students will read over your word walls and categorize the words into meaningful groups. Students may group words by parts of speech, subject area, or words that rhyme. Let them be creative in their categories and then maybe challenge them to add some words to their own.

3. Word Notebooks: Students will make their own personalized word notebooks that they can put a new word on your word walls, and they can add them to their notebooks. They can write the words definition, use it in a sentence, and write its parts of speech. You can choose a word from your word wall and then have the students add the word to their word notebook.

4. Collaborative Learning: I would jumble words while having one student write a scrambled words and ask the other students to solve it. Another way is word chains- give the students two vocabulary words and have them write one at the top of the word chain and the other at the bottom. Students will work together to connect two words.

5. Same, Opposite: I would have them study synonyms and antonyms of the words. This is a great activity when you are trying to expand student vocabulary. It is also a great way to improve student writing.

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I chose these 40 words to be effective words to improve my students literacy. They can use this to point to out patterns in words and grasp the concepts of high frequency words. These words will foster word consciousness and have access to vocabulary, concepts and skills.