Portable word walls

This chalkboard-themed word wall header pack has everything you need to create a fun new word wall in your classroom. It includes 26 letter cards and numbers 1-20. These headers are simple but have colorful borders, making them a versatile choice for your wall. The best way to bring chalk dust into your classroom! (13 pages) © Teacher Features ★YOU WOULD LOVE THE FOLLOWING BUNDLE: FIRST WEEK ACTIVITIES ★CLICK FOR MORE BACK TO SCHOOL PRODUCTS

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My room does not have the best wall space. More specifically, I only have 1 tiny magnetic whiteboard and 1 tiny bulletin board. Ugh… I rea...

If you teach elementary students, you probably have a word wall, but a word wall doesn't meet the needs of all students. I'm sharing the reasons I stopped using a word wall and what I do instead in this post. Your second-grade and third-grade students may have more writing success with word wall alternatives like personal student dictionaries. Grab free differentiated word lists and read about the word wall alternatives that my 2nd and 3rd-grade class loved! #wordwall #studentdictionary

Megan | Literacy Specialist on Instagram: "The key words to remember are “BINDER RINGS”! That’s all you need (and a hole punch 😉) to turn ANY chart, big or small, into a portable resource! When wall space is limited or when the “out of sight, out of mind” thing happens, this is a solution! 💡I guess push pins should be key words, too! That’s how I always displayed my portable reference rings! You can also place them in a labeled basket - the idea is that they are readily available, handy…

Read about how switching from a traditional word wall to a portable version has been an absolute game-changer in my kindergarten classroom!

If you've been in a primary classroom recently, chances are you've seen a word wall. While I believe they are an essential part of an early primary classroom,

Word walls are an important tool that students use to work independently during writing time. Help your students get more out of writing workshop by using a personal word wall folder. No matter if your students are writing independently or conferring with the teacher, they will always have the tools

Word walls are amazing and I think every classroom should have one. However, I completely understand that they aren’t the easiest thing to put together. They take up so much space and what happens if you run out of room? Here are four reasons why you NEED a portable and interactive word wall in your kindergarten, first grade, second grade, and upper elementary classroom.