Classroom Photos: Mrs. Jeanine Horner's Kindergarten in Guilford Elementary, Howard County Public School System, Maryland December 2008

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Jeanine Horner shares her efficient and delightful Kindergarten classroom.

Continued from Mrs. Horner's Kindergarten page 2
December 1, 2008

9. When I have an IA or a volunteer, they usually work with a small group at this hexagonal table.

10. You can see the word wall on the cabinet doors.

11. The Writing and Art Center

12. This space is used for play-doh and other art projects.

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