Wall of Words

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Every week put up a large piece of chart paper on the classroom wall. Get a marker on string and tie it nearby.

Students can go there and write new vocabulary they have learned or just put up graffiti and express themselves.

Take a picture of it each week and put them together in a slideshow for students at the end of the year.

Your students will love expressing themselves freely like this, in English.

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