Hi,
I didn't have much time at school today because I was busy with contractors for my kitchen. I signed the contract today and picked out cabinet stuff.
The first picture is my super improver wall cards hung up. I don't make the name cards until the day before school because in my school the class lists change a zillion times before school starts.
vocabulary cards. Black is for Starter Words (the, a, an, first, next, etc.). Orange is adjectives. Red is Nouns. Green is Verbs. And blue is Tagalongs, which are prepositional phrases and time words. You can get my vocabulary cards for free by following the link above and clicking on the files you want.
Tomorrow I have professional development, so might not post. We'll see.
Oh, and I'm trying to get my blog button to work. Thanks to Jennie for helping me test it out. If anyone sees what's wrong with it or gets it to work, please let me know.
Thanks,
Joell
Commented on the original post about the button, but I got it to work and I emailed you the code that worked for me. You can see that it worked at http://mouseandhome.blogspot.com/p/friends-of-mouse-and-home.html (although it's not snapped to center--that's a setting at my end I need to fiddle with.)
ReplyDeleteI love the bulletin board and color coding for the vocabulary words. And the improvement chart is neat, too!!
Okay, I ran it through an HTML code tester and it seems to be working now. *whew*. Thanks for all your help.
DeleteThe color coding is part of the writing program I'm required to teach. I think it's a good idea, but it sure is a lot of work!
I like the improver wall because the high kids have to improve instead of float, and the low kids can get positives for making progress even if they are way behind.
Thanks again for your help with the button.
How did you make your super improver wall? What font and background design did you use? Looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHi Sunny,
ReplyDeleteThe lettering is an alphabet set you can get at letteringdelights.com. It's a freebie, but I think you have to sign up for it. It's called "Kinder Art." To get the background colors, I made a table in power point, and made each cell a different background color. Then pasted the words over the top of that.
Joell
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ReplyDeleteHi there. Great idea for the levels! I've just adapted these slightly for my classroom this year:
ReplyDeleteTV Viewer
Movie goer
Background extra
Speaking extra
Minor role
Lead part
B list celebrity
A list celebrity
Award winner
Superstar
Mega superstar
Thanks again for the idea.