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Feb 17, 2008
I teach 1st grade and we use 4 blocks, our district wants
us to now use task rotation. Does anyone have any
suggestions of how to use task rotations using the 4blocks
program. I thought about having 3 groups and each group
doing one of the blocks. I need HELP!
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JJ is correct. Task rotation (if I'm understanding it
correctly, it's a new name for "centers") is not something
that is done within the blocks. Now, if you wanted to do
something with it outside the blocks, I suppose you could do
that to fulfill your district's mandate. My questions are
these:
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