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    Post: Word Wall/Word Work 1/2 multiage

    teachermommy78

    Posted on 7/31/09

    I've taught in a multiage classroom all but two of my 10
    years of teaching, and have gotten pretty comfortable with
    it. One of the areas I struggle with is the word wall. I
    taught a stand alone first grade last year and really used
    that word wall. It was wonderful. We had a daily
    minilesson and activity. I feel like the kids really
    learned a TON. We did it all in 15-20 minutes and it fit
    just right into the day. Now I have 2 grades to incorporate
    who have such different lists. 1st grade is basic sight
    words. 2nd grade is so much more complex. I'm finding it
    hard balancing the two with that time frame. I'm
    considering differentiating completely and just fitting time
    into writing conferences or something, but to be honest, I
    know that wouldn't last. Any ideas?


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  • Word Wall/Word Work 1/2 multiage, 7/31/09, by teachermommy78.
  • Re: Word Wall/Word Work 1/2 multiage, 8/01/09, by Pamela French.

     
     

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