(ON SALE TIL MIDNIGHT....hint, hint! :)
My hope was a "GIANT WORD WALL" just because....it's more fun!! My suggestion today is this...
MAKE IT A MATCHING GAME using YARN to attach term to definition---and don't even bother with cutting out terms...unless you want them separate!
- I also printed mine out on colored paper and laminated them (imagine that)!
- Straight across the top of my wall are the literary terms.
- Underneath and staggered are the definitions all in a random arrangement!
Students will take turns reading definitions, deciding the right term then attaching yarn from definition to term!! The end result? A funny web of learning!!! just undo the yarn end from the term or the definition (not both) and you are set for the next class!! SUPERB TEST PREP ACTIVITY!! Yes, I'm uber excited about it right now----I could possibly think later that I overreacted, but...just go with it! Below is a pic of my wall---didn't clean up before :) & I haven' t yet attached yarn to one of the two parts of matching elements!
Looks like fun! I think the kids will really enjoy the activity. Great brainwave Ann Marie!
ReplyDeleteAddie
Teacher Talk
Thanks, ADDIE!!! :) Glad you stopped by to check it out!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! What a GREAT activity!!! I will definitely have to use something like this in my class. (my best ideas come at random times too!)
ReplyDelete~Stephanie
Teaching in Room 6
Thanks, Stephanie! AND, thank you for sharing!!! Random ideas are SUPER!! Love them!!
DeleteAnn, this is great! You already have me thinking of where I could place my own test prep wall :). Love it!!
ReplyDeleteGet to placing yours!!! :) Thank you for visiting!! :) Have a great weekend!
DeleteAnn Marie
Love this idea! Middle and High students need to get up and move with a learning activity, too! Can see how to integrate this into my kindergarten literacy lab as well. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and I'm glad you like the idea!!! Thanks so much!
DeleteLove your idea and am very jealous of your wall space! I would probably have to scale things way down and let them rearrange the descriptor cards under the headers using a pocket chart. All of the colors, makes this review activity very eye catching and appealing!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so colorful and attractive! Great idea. Carolyn
ReplyDeleteThanks, Carolyn! I appreciate your feedback. You are always very supportive and great at providing insight!
DeleteAnn Marie
Great idea! I'm a bit late to the party, but I'm here...and with a freebie! Come by and pick it up when you get a chance!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Rebecca
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