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BOX

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big

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dance

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fast

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leap

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stretch

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time

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carry

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follow

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grow

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happy

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jump

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kick

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move

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pick

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quiet

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turn

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run

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bounce

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laugh

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march

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zig-zag

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add

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hop

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yawn

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wiggle

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climb

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roll

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gallop

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skip

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punch

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I chose these 30 words because I am wanting to teach early childhood education. I chose words that all began with the short letter sound so students would have consistency throughout this word wall. Although, some of the words might appear tricky for such an young child, I chose these action words because as a class, we can come up with our own actions to help peg the words.

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Do:
Have visuals
Have enough space for each word/letter
Have a theme throughout your word wall
Don't:
Put up a word that hasn't been taught
Put sight words on your word wall

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5 Ways I Plan to use my Digital Word Wall in my Classroom:

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5 Ways I Plan to use my Digital Word Wall in my Classroom:

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1. Every morning students come in the class we practice 1-3 words on the word wall and practice the action that we have pegged as a class for those words.
2. I will allow student choice and let students pick their own word to add to the word wall from the unit we are covering.
3. I will play a video every morning so students can get familiar with how each letter sounds.
4. I will make activities out of the word wall like giving one student a slip with a letter on it and another student a slip with the word from the word wall on it. The students have to walk around the room until they find the person who has the matching letter/sound as what they have on their slip.
5. Students will keep a journal that they will use to practice writing all the words from the wall, so not only are we familiar with saying the words but we get familiar with spelling/writing them too.