How many headers or words print per sheet?

Four letter headers or twelve word cards per sheet with cut lines, so one print run builds out a section of the wall.

Can I add a specific word?

Yes — type a different word and it prints as a matching card in the same style.

Is there a version color-coded by part of speech?

Yes — the parts-of-speech treatment colors each card by noun, verb, adjective and so on.

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Word wall: letter headers, word cards and parts of speech in three styles

Word wall cards — four big alphabet header cards to the sheet, each a capital and lowercase pair — "Aa", "Bb", "Cc", "Dd" — with a small picture of a naming word beneath the letter, bold primary treatment, heavy sans-serif capitals, thick colored card frames, high contrast to be read across a room

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Reading 1Letter headers

Reading 2Word cards

Reading 3Parts of speech

The alphabet headers pinned in a row under the windows and the word cards that accumulate beneath them all year: big letter headers with a small picture, word cards in a clear font with a thin frame, a color per part of speech for the older room. These nine print across three parts — letter headers, word cards, parts-of-speech cards — in three looks: bold, neutral, blackline. Type a different word and it prints in the same set.

a classroom word wall build-out
a vocabulary reference wall
a parts-of-speech color-coded display
a small-group word sort

Frequently asked questions

How many headers or words print per sheet?: Four letter headers or twelve word cards per sheet with cut lines, so one print run builds out a section of the wall.
Can I add a specific word?: Yes — type a different word and it prints as a matching card in the same style.
Is there a version color-coded by part of speech?: Yes — the parts-of-speech treatment colors each card by noun, verb, adjective and so on.

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