How to teach summarizing, improve learning,stop plagiarizing
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Jul 30, 2007
I'm going back to first grade after a few years, different
school. Last time I taught first I had saxon letter tile
cards for each child to keep at their desk. I don't have
that this time. I'm thinking of just cutting index cards
up to make letter tiles for each child. Anybody still do
making words activities? How many of each letter should
each child have? Thanks!
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I got my letters from the "goodies" page on teachers.net 5 years
ago. I printed them and copied them on harder stock of paper
and, even though I didn't laminate them, they are still in great
shape. I stored them in one of those nuts&bolts organizers...a
letter/drawer. I had little containers that I put t...See More