Word of the Day Posters

Select important words or concepts and highlight them throughout on these posters. This is a great set of printable day posters for your classroom display. These bright and kid-friendly posters are attractively created to generate much attention wherever they are displayed.

Simply print and/or laminate the selected poster for added durability. Display them on your interactive whiteboard or us them on a classroom display. You can write your words for daily focus with a dry erase marker on the laminated sheet.
I also include other …of the day posters that can help you to give students some direction and organize your daily teaching topics.

This set includes the following classroom posters:
Word of the Day
Number of the Day
Sound of the Day
Shape of the Day
Story of the Day
Color of the Day (Colour of the Day)
Theme of the Day (Topic of the Day)
Objective of the Day
Letter of the Day
Tricky Word of the Day (Sight Word of the Day)
Song of the Day

These posters are great for getting your kiddos focused at the start of the day.

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