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I chose these words because while color recognition is not apart of the Missouri Learning Standards, it is generally integrated into early childhood curriculum. Color words are for the most part considered sight words and I included them as well as something that is also one of the colors. I included nine colors that all have songs to go along with them and one item for each color that is easily considered that color. That left two words so I included the words rainbow and colors. The word colors is something students will have to learn in order to learn color recognition. The word Rainbow is something that students will often think of whenever thinking about colors. Learning color recognition is also something that is very important to learn early on so they can use it to build up other cross curricular skills like how to make observations.

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The 5 ways I plan to use this digital word wall AND/OR my classroom word wall are...

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The 5 ways I plan to use this digital word wall AND/OR my classroom word wall are...

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1. Storytelling prompts - Have students chose a couple of words from the wall and create stories, either orally or written, including those words. This will help students to practice using the words and it encourages them to use their creativity and narrative skills.

2. Color of the Day - Choose a color from the word wall and plan to have the students wear that color to school. Complete several different activities that include that color like coloring sheets, stories, and singing the song several times. Complete this for every color.

3. Color Word Bingo - Have students play a bingo game with the color. On the bingo card, have different objects that are different solid colors on them. Call out a color and have the students put a chip on something of that color. Students can use the word wall for reference.

4. Interactive Color Hunts - Have students go outside or stay in the classroom and complete a scavenger hunt of the different colors. Ask the students to find something of a certain color. Students can either stand near that object or pick it in their hand and share with the class. This will help students to recognize colors in their environments.

5. Thematic Vocabulary - create a digital or physical word wall for different themes. For example, I created this color word wall but a teacher could also create a word wall for a science unit or a story the class is reading. This will help students to reinforce and recognize the vocabulary of each unit or to just learn new words that go along with different themes.

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List 5 "do's or don'ts" for word wall creation/usage...

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List 5 "do's or don'ts" for word wall creation/usage...

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1. DO use clear, large fonts

2. DO keep it accessible

3. DON'T make the wall to crowded

4. DON'T forget about review

5. DO update regularly

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red

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apple

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blue

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ocean

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yellow

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sun

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green

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grapes

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leaf

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orange

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carrot

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purple

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black

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bat

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brown

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chocolate

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white

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milk

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rainbow

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colors