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Feb 20, 2008
My school is wanting to implement L. Calkins writing next
year. I am very happy with the 4 blocks model that I use
in my room. How well will L. Calkins mesh with 4 blocks?
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When we were looking into revamping our literacy program, we thought about
using the units of study... but decided to stick with the four blocks mini lessons.
Reason-- just like the name implies, they are units of study. A study in
narrative, then in poetry, expository, memoir, etc. The kids have freedom to
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