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These 60 words are important for the first graders I teach at my school. The school I work for has reading level for students. Most first grade students should be reading at a green level. With this green level are 60 sight words students should know right away. I would like to add on to my word wall with my students during the school year. As a good foundation, I wanted to start with 60 sight words that they should know by the end of the year.

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The 5 ways I plan to use this digital word wall...

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1. I plan to use this digital world wall through the whole school year. That way students and the teacher can keep building on it together. I would share it with the students on their iPads and we would go over it everyday.
2. I also plan to use this digital world wall to help students learn their sight words. We will go over our world wall everyday and unlock a new sight word from time to time.
3. I plan to use this digital world wall to help build students vocabulary. I will always ask students for any words they have seen in a story and aren't sure about. We will add some of those words to our word wall to expand our vocabulary.
4. Small groups. I plan to use this world wall to help students during small groups. This will help me see what students still need help with some sight words.
5. Phonemic awareness & blends. Using this word wall in my classroom will help the students learn more blends and use phonemic awareness to tap out words.

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Baby Shark - Pinkfong Kids’ Songs & Stories

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ad | Tad is Sad | Super Phonics | Pinkfong Songs for Children

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O | Ostrich | ABC Alphabet Songs | Phonics | PINKFONG Songs for Children

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J | Jaguar | ABC Alphabet Songs | Phonics | PINKFONG Songs for Children

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en | Den Hen Pen | Super Phonics | Pinkfong Songs for Children

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oo | Woo Hoo in a Zoo | Super Phonics | Pinkfong Songs for Children

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For creating a word wall I would say to use a digital one. Adding videos to your word wall is a game changer! It will help engage students. Another do would be to add pictures. Sometimes I see word walls with just the words, but pictures can also help the students. A third do would be to color code some words. For example any word with a certain blend could be a different color. A don't would be to keep it black and white. Another don't would be to not expand your world wall with your students.