Five ways I plan to use this digital word wall in my classroom are daily practices, vocab activities, morphemes activities, visual aids, and word notebooks. Using daily practices, I will use this word wall for daily use to students. For example, I will have students read, write, and spell the words. The vocab activities will be matching pictures to words or even creating sentences using these words. As for the morphemes activities, we will go over prefixes and suffixes from some of the words on our wall. For visual aids, the class will have the word wall to refer back to while using them through different lessons as well. Finally, I will provide word notebooks for students to keep track of the words we learn for that day and some activities attached as well.

Do's:

-Introduce words as you use them

-Place the digital word wall in an easy location for students to view

- Organize words by themes

-Make sure font and colors are easy to read

-Help students learn to pronounce

Dont's :

-Don't overload the wall with a lot of words

-Don't forget to explain the usage of a word wall to students

-Don't use a clutter or disorganized layout

-Don't forget to update the wall with new words

-Don't use overly challenging words appropriate for the grade level you are teaching