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Learn the letter "A"  with Alfred the Alligator - Learning the alphabet - Phonics For Kids

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Learn the letter "B" with Baby Bartie  - The alphabet - Phonics For Kids

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The letter "C" - Educational video to learn the consonants - Phonics For Kids

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The letter "D" - Educational video to learn the consonants

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Learn the letter "E" with Elephant Edd - Learning the Alphabet - Phonics For Kids

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The letter "F" with Fiona the Flower- Educational video to learn the consonants

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Learn the letter "G" with Gorilla Gus - Educational video to learn the consonants - Phonics For Kids

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The letter "H" with Haunted Harry - Educational video to learn the consonants - Phonics For Kids

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Learn the letter "J" with Jin the Jungle Explorer  - Learning the alphabet - Phonics For Kids

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Learn the letter "M" with Mike the Monster - The alphabet - Phonics For Kids

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Learn the letter "R" with Rhino Roy  - The alphabet for children - Phonics For Kids

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The letter "S" with Shay the Snake - Educational video to learn the consonants - Phonics For Kids

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Learn the letter "V" with Vince the Vampire - The alphabet for children - Phonics For Kids

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I chose these words because of the grade level I am interested in. I am interested in the upper elementary (4th/5th) grades. Because of this, I chose words that would closely relate to upper elementary concepts. I chose pieces of a story, such as beginning, conclusion, resolution. I chose mathematical words such as addition, calculate, division, graph, multiply, subtraction, and variable. 

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I chose these words because of the grade level I am interested in. I am interested in the upper elementary (4th/5th) grades. Because of this, I chose words that would closely relate to upper elementary concepts. I chose pieces of a story, such as beginning, conclusion, resolution. I chose mathematical words such as addition, calculate, division, graph, multiply, subtraction, and variable. 

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There are 5 ways that I plan to use either this word wall or a different word wall in my future classroom. One way is for spelling bees or word games. Using the words on the wall for the word games can be a good way to practice them. The second way is for students to write essays or stories using the specific words on the word wall. The third way is in any sort of group reading. Underlining or pointing out specific words in the reading from the wall is a good way to recognize them. 

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There are 5 ways that I plan to use either this word wall or a different word wall in my future classroom. One way is for spelling bees or word games. Using the words on the wall for the word games can be a good way to practice them. The second way is for students to write essays or stories using the specific words on the word wall. The third way is in any sort of group reading. Underlining or pointing out specific words in the reading from the wall is a good way to recognize them. 

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Continued... The fourth way is for students to be able to draw pictures using the words or pictures on the wall for a visual. The fifth way is during group projects. When in a group project, creating a presentation or a diorama, they can label their projects with words from the word wall. 

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Continued... The fourth way is for students to be able to draw pictures using the words or pictures on the wall for a visual. The fifth way is during group projects. When in a group project, creating a presentation or a diorama, they can label their projects with words from the word wall. 