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Oct 22, 2009
I'm thinking of running an after-school reading enrichment program and I'm wondering if I could adapt the the 4 Blocks method to plan the curriculum. I would probably have 45 minutes once a week with a small group of students. I thought maybe for the self-selected reading block I could bring them a selection of books they could borrow and read at home. The little bit of time I would have would be divided into about 15 minutes for Working With Words and 25 minutes for Guided Reading. I don't know when I could do writing.
Does anyone have experience with something like this?
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