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Dec 28, 2007
Hello everyone,
I will likely be teaching a Gr. 1-4 class next year. It
will be a very young class (heavy on 1's and 2's, lower
functioning 3's, average 4's). I would love to implement
the 4 Blocks method in this classroom. Any
advice/suggestions as to how I could make this work?
Thanks!
Pamela
deb
/blockquote>
Jessica gave you some great ideas. You definitely need to
divide the kids into a couple of groups, not be age.
Learning to read
Already reading
:) deb
Jessica gave you some great ideas. You definitely need to
divide the kids into a couple of groups, not be age.
Learning to read
Already reading
:) deb
deb
/blockquote>
On 12/28/07, deb wrote:
> Jessica gave you some great ideas. You definitely need to
> divide the kids into a couple of groups, not be age.
>
> Learning to read
>
> Already reading
>
> :) deb
>
On 12/28/07, deb wrote:
> Jessica gave you some great ideas. You definitely need to
> divide the kids into a couple of groups, not be age.
>
> Learning to read
>
> Already reading
>
> :) deb
>
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On 12/28/07, Pamela wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I will likely be teaching a Gr. 1-4 class next year. It
> will be a very young class (heavy on 1's and 2's, lower
> functioning 3's, average 4's). I would love to implement
> the 4 Blocks method in this classroom. Any
> advice/s...See More