3 Strategies for Writing Across the Curriculum
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Apr 19, 2007
I teach grade one to eight (approximately 21 students) in
a one room school. One teacher and one assistant. Do you
think it would be possible to use four blocks? And if it
is possible, some advice please. thanks
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I teach in a multi-grade 2-3-4 class, which is not nearly as big a spread... but
you should definitely be able to do the writing and reading block. You might
group the kids in a broad range, like 1-4, and 5-8 for mini-lessons during ww.
I would alternate mini-lessons daily with different groups of kids and spend...See More