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Circle Time is so much more than discussing the weather, the calendar, and shape/letter/number of the week or month. If that is the main focus of Circle in your classroom, you are missing the boat on the true potential of this large group time and possibly setting yourself and your preschoolers up for boredom, frustration and very limited learning. [In the November issue of Teachers.Net Gazette!]
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