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How-to-Use Word Walls
- PLR3031
Learn how to develop effective and usable Word Walls in any Classroom & build
reading and spelling skills. Dozens & Dozens of Ideas packed into one book!
Loaded with ideas to use with any Word Wall! |
Lists & Lessons -
PLR3032
Useful Word List & Lessons to Teach Word Skills - This Ready-to-Use
Word Lists and classroom activities are perfect for enhancing Word Walls, Phonics &
Reading. |
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Teaching Basic Word Skills -
PLR3033
Perfect to use with any reading program. Filled with teacher ideas & meaningful
reproducible pages for sight words, word families, building sentences, selling riddles,
contractions and much much more! |
Teaching Basic Reading Skills -
PLR3034
Practical ideas & reproducible worksheets for teaching nouns, verbs, prefixes,
suffixes, antonyms, synonyms, past present tense and a whole lot more! Add
motivating and fun lessons for comprehension, reading in context, parts of speech,
spelling & writing ideas to your reading program! |
From Page 16 from PLR3031 How-to-Use Word Walls
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Instant
Word Wall Lessons
Use for all Word Walls Except Word Families
Repeat this lesson for each new word you add to the word wall. Keep a snappy pace to make
it interesting and fun. All students participate by spelling words aloud, reading
aloud and visualizing new words. |
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Write the word(s) on the chalkboard. Point at one word and read aloud. Say a sentence that
uses the word. Ask students to analyze the word(s). Is it similar to a word on our word
wall? How are the words alike? Different? |
Point at one word and read it aloud. Have the class read the word aloud. |
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Point at the word again and spell it aloud. Have the class spell the word aloud. |
Now, have everyone close their eyes, and picture the word in their minds. Everyone spells
the word aloud. Point at the word and have everyone read it aloud once again. |
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Post the word card on the word wall.
Point at the word and read it aloud
in unison one more time.
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From Page 22 from PLR3032 Lists & Lessons
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Teaching Synonyms
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Create
a bulletin board or big banner with your students' help. Use the patterns on page 43 to
make four different bulletin boards! Use the patterns to make templates for cutting out
construction paper shapes. Write a different synonym on each yellow star and give one to
each child. Youngsters write a synonym on stars and add them to the bulletin board or
banner. All four ideas will work for synonyms or antonyms.
Skyful of Synonyms - use dark blue background paper, add a moon cut from paper, have
children write words on yellow paper stars.
Scoops of Synonyms - write the caption on a big ice cream cone, have children write words
on scoops of ice cream. Cut cones from brown construction paper and scoops of ice cream
from paper in different light colors.
The Synonym Tree -- put a tree trunk with branches on a yellow or light blue background.
Cut leaves from light green paper and have children write words on leaves and add them to
the tree.
Synonym Shower -- Post a big umbrella on the bulletin board. Children write words on light
blue raindrops!
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For additional activities for
these skills, see reproducible pages 42, 45 and 46.
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