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I have found another tool that I am in love with! I am a post-it junkie. I am not ashamed of this addiction! When I was going over math problems with my students I liked to work problems with them on post-its, and the brighter the color the better of course. With PrimaryWall you can create lessons without having to use any real post-its! I also love that if a student is absent they can still participate by going to the wall you created and then contributing to the lesson.
I pulled the following lesson suggestions from PrimaryWall's website:
some alternatives like /ay/ which you can then get the children to sort into groups.
has done that you can sort into groups of living/non-living things.
debate.
has done that you can sort into groups of living/non-living things.
debate.