Word Wall

Word Walls provide a reference for sight words, seasonal words, subject matter and new vocabulary.  I like to display my word wall on a large chalkboard in my classroom that I use thin duct tape to divide into squares.  The reason I like to use my chalkboard is because I put little magnets on the back of my words in place of stapling them up. Words with magnets can be used interactively as needed.  (magnetic white boards look even better if you have one.)  You may want to use student names on the word wall.  Write student names on the card highlighting the first letter in their name or putting a little picture of the student near their name.  This is a good reference later in your writing center if students write letters or notes to each other.

What is your classroom theme this year?  Are you planning a word wall to match your decor?

Below are just a few samples of word walls that I have created.  I have just about every color there is. Click on the pictures or words if you want to see them in more detail.

Elephant Theme Word Wall

This Word Wall Can also be found with a Chevron print

These letters also have a beginning sound picture cue.  

Click here to see it in black, orange, green, blue, pink and here for purple

Candy Theme Word Wall

Monkey/Jungle Theme Word Wall

Pig Theme Word Wall

Farm Theme Word Wall

Dog Theme Word Wall 

Pirate Theme Word Wall

Apple Theme Word Wall

Watermelon Word Wall

Superhero Theme Word Wall On Blue

Superhero Theme Word Wall On Red and Gold

Superhero Theme Word Wall  - letters are red, white and blue

Click here to see the Nautical Word Wall

Bubble Theme Word Wall

Soccer or Sport Theme Word Wall

or here for Baseball Word Wall

Owl Theme Word Wall

Hollywood Word Wall

or the star version 

Hollywood Word Wall Star Version

Here are a few word walls from my other store Kathy's Kreations

Camping Word Wall

Beach Theme Word Wall

Picnic/Watermelon Word Wall

Good Luck and have fun with your Word Wall this coming school year!