Most classrooms have walls. Too often there is just stuff on those walls. You are missing out. The walls can talk and help you accelerate your kids. Here are my 5 Ways to Use Your Classroom Walls for Instructional Support.
1. Previewing
2. Looking Back
3. Help
4. Examples of How to Do
5. Vocabulary Essential to the Unit
5 Ways to Use Your Classroom Walls for Instructional Support
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