I've made two versions. The first version is in the style of a chalkboard and highlights the 'tricky' parts of the words.
The second version is perhaps a bit more printer-friendly because it's got a white background. Each poster features a simple graphic to represent the word.
I made these posters using my free Canva account. I've been using Canva for a while to make graphics and posters - it's incredibly easy to use. If you're planning to make a new set of displays for September, you might find it helpful.
Edit 1:
Thanks to Emile Pinco (@EmilePinco) for combining my two versions and editing the format to produce a far better creation! You can download Emile's version here.
Edit 2:
Thank you to Daria Kohls (@DaK_74) who has adapted these posters for science - download them here. Please pass these on to your science colleagues.
Thank you for these - love the graphic ones. Have added a dyslexic friendly lower case word on yellow background for my learners, although can't work out how to copy & edit in Canva account atm. @mathsjanet
ReplyDeletePerhaps it can't be done as easily as I thought! I've edited the post. Try this link instead https://www.canva.com/design/DAB6w2ZqcOY/share?role=EDITOR&token=OtVLDvfAhXUU1MOVrU4Z9Q&utm_content=DAB6w2ZqcOY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton - I've made a copy for you and I think you should be able to edit this now. Please let me know if it doesn't work.
DeleteHi Jo. Does the science link not work anymore? I have interest from my science pals but cannot access it now it seems! Thank you! Ania
ReplyDeleteSorry - I didn’t realise it was broken. I’ll contact the link owner and see if I can get the file.
DeleteHere you go! I've fixed in the post too.
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Thank you so much Jo :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome, thank you.
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