Episode 523: Word Lists and the Invention of Portable Walls @iew
Episode 523: Word Lists and the Invention of Portable Walls  @iew
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
 



“If the children can’t go to the walls, the walls must come to the children.” Listen to this episode to learn the history of the popular Portable Walls™ products. Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker share the inspiration behind these handy resources and the variations that have been developed through the years. 



 

Referenced Materials




• Teaching Writing: Structure and Style® (iew.com/twss)


• Portable Walls™ for Structure and Style® Students (iew.com/pwss)


• Portable Walls™ for Academic Writing (iew.com/pwaw)


• Portable Walls™ for the Public Speaker (iew.com/pwps)


• Portable Walls™ Grammar on the Go (iew.com/pwgg)


• “Sound City, the Heart of Anna Ingham’s Language Arts Program” (iew.com/support/blog/sound-city-heart-of-anna-ingram)


• Rocklin School District Study (iew.com/schools/research#rocklin)




 



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