Word Wall by Ivy Wright

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am

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do

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you

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I

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let

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my

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no

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get

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see

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saw

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to

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I chose these twenty words because I feel as though they would be appropriate for beginning readers and spellers. I would use this list of words for a kindergarten class. These words are all commonly used in our everyday sentences. They are also simple to spell for my students that will be learning to spell.

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Five Ways To Use The Word Wall In My Classroom

iwrightboi — 2024-04-14 23:12:41 UTC

Five ways I would use the word wall in my classroom would be for students to use it as a reference, phonics sounds, spelling, writing sentences, introduce new vocabulary. Students can use the word wall as a references when needing to know a letter sound or find how a word is spelled. Students can find letter sounds by looking at the example words and pictures. Students can find the proper spelling of basic and short words. Students can also use the letter and word examples to write them correctly. I can use the word wall to also introduce new vocabulary and show an example of the correct spelling.

Do's and Don'ts

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Do use age appropriate vocabulary words
Do not use words that are not appropriate for your students abilities
Do use more challenging words that correlate with your class's progress
Do not use pictures for the letters that would confuse students (ex. a picture of an insect for the letter I students might confuse this for the word bug)
Do be consistent with the type of videos you link. Make sure they include the letter name, both upper and lower case letter, and the most common sound.