Word walls can be very ineffective ways of decorating the room. For most may students, the word wall is just a bunch of words that the teacher decides to put on a wall.
But what if it could be more?
This is a pretty quick way to reinforce vocabulary words. There are dozens of uses for this little paper gadget.
This little object is both interactive and student-made. It allows the student to Imagine a word wall made entirely of kid-produced interactives? It's easy to make and has a plethora of possible uses.
But what if it could be more?
Here are just a few ways to use the interactive word wall sliders:
- Young Presenters - Allow students to randomly select a word from a future lesson, and give them at least a week to spend learning all they can about that word. The following week, have each student present their slider to the class. If it's too small, try using a doc-cam!
- Fast Finishers, Go! - Whenever students finish ahead of the class, have them find new words that interest them and then create a slider to share with the class.
- Guess My Word: In this game, the whole class can work in groups or independently to identify a word that the teacher selected by using clues that the teacher gives. Want students to interact with the content even more? Allow a student to pick a word and provide the clues!
-Interactive Vocabulary Center - Place the word wall low enough for students to physically interact with and give them simple tasks to complete for a select number of words.
This little object is both interactive and student-made. It allows the student to Imagine a word wall made entirely of kid-produced interactives? It's easy to make and has a plethora of possible uses.
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