Creating a "page" for your
"Talking Wall"
Step One-Choose
Pick a "talking
wall."
Think about how your choice fits the different kinds of
"talking walls" in the books or on our site.
Be sure you will be able to explain
your choice when you share it with us.
Step Two-Document
Take a picture of the
wall.
Download and Save the picture on your computer.
Be sure to document WHERE the wall is.
Step Three-Explain
Describe your
"wall."
Why do you consider it a "talking
wall" Write a paragraph about it.
Things to think about:
Is it a single use or a tradition? Was it designed as a talking
wall or have people just used it that way?
Who uses it? When was it a "talking wall"? Is it still? Does
the message change? Why? Why not?
Step Four-Share
Create a "page" to show your "wall" to others.
Show wall- Place the picture
of your wall on your
"page."
Give
the location of the wall [ex: in a
caption].
Explain your wall- Copy
or type the paragraph[s] you wrote about your wall on your
"page"
Author credit-
Type your
FIRST name, hometown, and grade on
your "page."
Step Five-Reach Out [Optional]
Pose a question[s] about your
ìwallî [or about ìtalking wallsî in general] on
your ìpage.î
If possible, list places where curious
readers can learn more about your wall on your "page."
Invite readers to respond to via e-mail
to our ìTalking Wallî school e-mail address.
Submit your
ìpageî- Give
to your teacher or send it to us.
-- snail mail: ìTalking
Wallî Project, Cape Elizabeth Middle School, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
-- via Internet:
talkingwalls@cape.k12.me.us
BE SURE that you include permission for us to include your work on our site. We will only identify you by first name, town, and state for your personal security. If we don't have permission we will still enjoy seeing your work, but we will NOT include it on our site.
Click here to return to the "Talking Walls" Project homepage.