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May 4, 2007
I'm just beginning to try to put together something new in
my reading program. My school doesn't have any particular
program, it's a small Catholic school, and I have been
doing lots of reading, and on my own decided I like the
guided reading stuff. My question is, can I do Four
Blocks in just my own classroom, or maybe just add parts
of it to my other stuff...it seems like such a hodge
podge, and there are different ways of doing the same
thing. I don't have 2 1/2 hours in one block. Any
suggestions?
Thanks!
Pat
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I teach in a small school too. I already to the read aloud, silent reading, and
journals daily. I am going to do the mini-lessons 2 times week. We will do making
words or something similar for a long block on Monday, then for only 15 minutes
or so the rest of the days.
On 5/04/07, Pat wrote:
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