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Re: Any one-room school teachers?

Posted by Sadia Haq on 7/04/07

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Adrienne,
I will be teaching a 4th-6th classroom. I need any ideas you
can give. I want to cover all the standards, but I can not
ignore the others while I work with one grade. I was going to
have a guided reading program and a writing workshop based on
Lucy Caulkins. I am confused how to integrate science and s.
studies. Should I use text books for each child? What are your
suggestions?
anything you have would be so helpful! Thank you!

On 4/25/07, Adrienne wrote:
> Phew! How do you do it? I thought a 1/2 combo was a
> challenge. I can't imagine all of the standards, curriculum
> areas, and special needs you must be juggling.
>
> As I said, I teach a 1/2 combination class and use the
> Houghton Mifflin program as well. I've found that the stories
> on CD work well as an independent and engaging activity for
> students to participate in while you are teaching a mini-
> lesson to other students. I also have students pair up to do
> worksheets from Houghton Mifflin and rely on each other to
> answer questions while I am instructing the other grade. This
> way, I can make the most of my direct instructional time
> without being interrupted.
>
> Email me directly at adriennella2000@yahoo.com if you would
> like to talk more or have specific questions.
>
> Adrienne
>
>
>
> On 4/23/07, Susan wrote:
>> I am a long-term sub in a K-3rd grade, two room school-house,
>> with:
>>
>> 5 - K
>> 2 - 1st
>> 6 - 2nd (two levels)
>> 2 - 3rd
>>
>> The other teacher has 17 students and teaches 4th-6th, as
> well
>> as being principal.
>>
>> I began February 5 and plan to stay until the end of the
>> school year, 31 more days. It has been hit and miss, sink and
>> swim a lot of the time, as I have come in the middle of the
>> year and have no prior knowledge of what they've been
>> learning. I am constantly torn with teaching Kindergarten,
>> because they seem to have such different needs in order to
>> nurture them in to the schedules of regular school from
>> pre-school.
>>
>> Any suggestions and advice would be greatly appreciated and
>> needed. We use Houghton-Mifflin for Language Arts and Saxon
>> for math. The Kinders are here from 8:00 - 12:30 (lunch is
>> from 11:45 to 12:30). 1st through 3rd is here from 8 AM to
>> 2:45 PM.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 8/29/06, Donna wrote:
>>> I am so gald to see that this board is working again! .... I
>>> am in my second year of our one-room school adventure. This
>>> year I have 15 students; K-8, however no students in either
>>> 1st or 2nd. We start next Tuesday, so it's crunch time!
>>> ~ Donna