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Jul 9, 2007
I'm moving to 4th grade this year and on the advice of
others here (thanks, Brad!) I've read The Teacher's Guide
to Big Blocks. Now I have a question for those teachers
that have been using the Big Blocks format in their
classrooms...do you use the notebooks (binders) as
described in the book? I've love the idea of them, but
would like to hear from those that are already using them.
Any tips, advice, suggestions? Have you modified the idea
in a way that makes it work better? Do the kids take them
home or always leave them at school? TIA! I'm looking
forward to your responses.
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