Gallery Walk - Classroom Strategy

Giving your students the opportunity to move around the classroom helps to shake things up and engage your students in a new, fun way. In this segment, Rachel shares how to build an activity that is student-centered, active, and differentiated.
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[@smrtzttspanishenglishtutor67]

I love this idea! It is really engaging. Thanks IEP.

[@nadatacaesar-pryce1295]

This is so interesting. So much creativity in one activity.

[@agnessison7528]

Such an interesting activity. I love it! But, how about if your students are more than 40?

[@EPICulturalExchange]

Hey Agnes! You can always divide a Gallery Walk into two days to make it more manageable for a large class of students. Exhibits can be put on cardboard presentation folders and set up around the room. Students can visit half the exhibits one day and half the next, to cut down on circulation and time, thus keeping the activity more orderly. Tracking sheets, teaching expectations, rehearsing routines, and careful preparation will help keep the activity organized from day one to day two!

[@hassanelghobaisy8019]

That's a good idea!!

[@beberlybanquito6247]

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[@jeniloquico8780]

thanks 🙏