"Pinterest-ingly" enough, I saw the paint chip samples for color words--and even then, it was more of a flower. And though I liked the color word idea, I couldn't help but think that this would also be a great way to 'show, not tell' Shades of Meaning for fifth grade vocabulary. SOOO, I was able to finally get these and assemble my board (it is just one set of colors but the board it's attached to is labeled on both sides so that I can use write on/wipe offs for whatever my lesson is about at the time. I am also excited about this idea because it doesn't limit me to a specific set of words because I can wipe them off and write new ones when the current set is mastered. :D
Space is limited, so my bathroom corridor door is used to display the birthdays for my three groups. |
My modified (because they broke the first time around) lunch and attendance cookie sheets |
Vocabulary bulletin board (more to come, including the source) |
Nothing is Never an Option ;) |
Bloom's board |
It's such a process when I change how I do things. This is my library checkout board; they are color coded for the three groups I have , but you may not be able to see them from this distance. |
My GO BLUE corner. ♥ |
Portable Word Wall I've had for 100 years (give or take) |
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