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Digital Word Walls?!?

Yes, you read that correctly! Digital Word Walls! Using Padlet (has a free version, but also some paid resources) you can create and embed a digital word wall for students to interact with!

Taken directly from the blog article!

Here is an awesome Blog entry from Zanner History that explains how to do it, it even has screenshots! Best of all, it even has ideas of how you can use it in your classroom! Let me know if you need help in this or better yet if you tried it!

Think that Word Walls are only for elementary, NO they are not, if you teach content and have vocabulary your student can benefit from this!

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