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    Post: Guided Rdg. Groups

    Posted by LovinK on 11/30/08

    We are required to have flexible reading 'groups' with
    detailed lesson plans for each. How do you do this in BB?
    I have tried literacy centers, and don't find those to
    have much effect. I liked the rotations, and the stations
    I planned for the students to choose from, but the
    students would not stay on task with the materials. I was
    constantly having to leave my instructional group to
    reguide those offtask. I am considering Daily 5 literacy,
    but I thought I would see what BB folks are doing instead.


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  • Guided Rdg. Groups , 11/30/08, by LovinK.
  • Re: Guided Rdg. Groups , 1/22/09, by KB.

     
     

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