Words of the week display

Next academic year I will be moving from Year 3 into Year 4 which has involved moving all of my things upstairs to a new classroom. I saw it as a good opportunity to freshen things up a bit and try some new ideas. Many of the teacher blogs I follow often share their classrooms so I thought I'd join the club. Enjoy the pictures! This is the inside of my classroom door. Hopefully it'll inspire the children a bit and they'll look forward to coming in every day. I saw a similar idea here. This…

Learn why having a classroom focus wall is the perfect student reference display. Teachers can design a math, writing, or Ela focus wall bulletin board for free. Add learning objectives, I Can statements, weekly headers, vocabulary words, sight words, and anchor charts to display weekly or monthly Common Core content. Perfect for any kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade classroom.

Word of the week

𝙺𝚎𝚕𝚜𝚎𝚢 𝙰𝚖𝚊𝚢𝚊-𝙻𝚒𝚝 𝚂𝚙𝚎𝚌𝚒𝚊𝚕𝚒𝚜𝚝 on Instagram: "Book of the Week display! I absolutely loved this idea from @gradesandgrace that I had to do it myself! This container is from @target.dollarspot.finds and I used my @cricut with one of my favorite font designers @aperfectblendteaching font to create this display! Be You! is ready for this first full week of school! • • • • #kindergartenteacher #kindergarten #firstgradeteacher #secondgradeteacher #thirdgradeteacher…

Word of the Week Display! This is presented on the left side of Mrs. Windle's fourth grade classroom. It is located alongside the I PICK and Reading Response Exit Slips. I will most definitely be implementing this in my future classroom, so that my students vocabulary can increase in both what they read and write.

You'll quickly learn that I love the Daily 5 for Literacy! Our 2nd grade team pioneered the Daily 5 last year and since then we are singing it's praises. We have even led 2 rounds of workshops for the rest of our staff to get them into the Daily 5 as well. Last year I learned so much about literacy and reading and getting kids motivated to read! This year I am trying to hone in on what I am teaching and figure out the best practices to teach each strategy or skill. One area of Daily 5 that I…

A printable Days of the Week chart serves as an effective visual aid for learners to easily grasp and remember the sequence of the days. Its clear layout and engaging design cater to educational needs, facilitating easier learning and recall.

Superhero themed phonics display. Sounds of the week displayed and children write words related to the sound wach day. Once complete they move to the side, ready for the new set of sounds