In the Dual Language classroom our word walls are a little different than a regular classroom. We have 2 word walls, one in English and one in Spanish. This kind of threw me for a loop this year because it takes up so much space. Plus, the Spanish has to be backed in red, while the English word wall has to be backed in blue.
Also, our students have to generate the 2 alphabets used in our classroom. I didn’t want just to make my classroom in red and blue, so I tried to spice these up a bit. Here’s a look at both my English and Spanish Word Walls:
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Looks great! I love the student generated part. How cool!
~Maggie
Love your walls! I teach Kinder Dual, swing by when you get a chance 🙂 Dualkinderteacher.blogspot.com
I love that you have 2 word walls! I also love the alphabet above the word wall. Thanks for participating.
Ms. M
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Thank you! I am excited to check on another DL teacher's website! I am headed your way now!
I will be teaching DL, English side, for first time this year. I have been working on the changes to my room. I love these word walls. I have modeled mine somewhat similar but have a question: Are those student alphabets on 8.5 x 11 sheets or on 11×13 construction paper sized sheets? I was going to try and do 8.5 x 11 and cut the guide letters on my cricut but not sure that leaves enough space for the student alphabet sheets. Just curious. Also, do you have any DL labeling products on tPt? I am about to get started on my classroom labeling and looking for all the help i can get:) Thanks