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Aug 26, 2007
I am considering the 4 blocks in my grade 1-8 class (21
students) Any advise? How do you decide the order to do
the word wall words? Could we do the working with words
as a whole group? How about guided reading? If I do work
with smaller groups what should the others be doing?
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I teach multiage and last year had 7-10 year olds in my class, so that was a
spread, but not like yours. For awhile I was doing the 3rd grade word wall... but
they were too easy for most or too hard for some. I ended up doing individual
word walls, but on word rings. I followed the same idea, but the kids worked...See More