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Jul 30, 2003
a new picture book
“The Thumbtwiddlers of Twiddlewickham”
is at Yahoo Shopping .
re. an African king and a potato farmer-king
whose friendship creates Prosperity thru
acceptance and sharing.
colorful, ages 4 to 8
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I need help and resources for implementing building blocks
into my classroom. I am familiar with the four blocks but
not the kindergarten model. I've been home with children
for 5 yrs and getting back into teaching.
I need help and resources for implementing building blocks
into my classroom. I am familiar with the four blocks but
not the kindergarten model. I've been home with children
for 5 yrs and getting back into teaching.
Aug 1, 2003
Could you use parts of Building Blocks in a four year old
kindergarten program? Any input.
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My class will be learning all about our beautiful state of
Kentucky in a few weeks (September 2-5). I would like to
ask all of the Kentucky teachers who visit Teachers.Net to
send us an email to [email removed]!
My class will be learning all about our beautiful state of
Kentucky in a few weeks (September 2-5). I would like to
ask all of the Kentucky teachers who visit Teachers.Net to
send us an email to [email removed]!
Aug 10, 2003
Starting *New* Snail Mail Buddies
Looking for 50 Kinderclass buddies across the U.S. to
exchange postcards.
If interested please email me and I'll send details.
Looking forward to hearing from you
Rona/K/NY
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Melissa
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On 9/25/03, Kelly wrote:
> My class would love to exchange! We are in Las Vegas, NV.
> Kelly
I teach a kindergarten class in TN. I would love to hear more
information.
On 9/25/03, Kelly wrote:
> My class would love to exchange! We are in Las Vegas, NV.
> Kelly
I teach a kindergarten class in TN. I would love to hear more
information.
Aug 10, 2003
I have seen some references to Susie Haas and her "Scribbles-n-
Dots" site. Wanting to order some things, I tried that site, and was
refused "entry". Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
gann/K
Aug 13, 2003
Just purchased Dorthy Hall's new book on journal mini
lessons for kindergarten. It's a quick read and very
appropriate and useful! It cost 17.99...a bit high but I
know I'll use it a lot.
Laura
Aug 20, 2003
hi
I've been getting emails from people about Building
Blocks, and I don't remember signing up for a mailring.
Can anyone tell me how to stop the emails? I check the
chatboard regularly, but I really don't want to get
personal emails.
Thanks
Aug 20, 2003
Hello everyone! I hope everyone is making the most of the
remaining summer vacation.
I am looking for the kindergarten word list. Can someone
please post or email a list to me? I would greatly
appreciate it!
Have a great school year!
Michelle
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Rona/K/NY
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I use the Dolch Word List starting with the preprimer list:
"a and away big blue can come down find for
funny go help here I in is it jump little
look make me my not one play red run said
see the three to two up we where yellow you"
Then I continue on to the primer list etc.
Rona
I use the Dolch Word List starting with the preprimer list:
"a and away big blue can come down find for
funny go help here I in is it jump little
look make me my not one play red run said
see the three to two up we where yellow you"
Then I continue on to the primer list etc.
Rona
Aug 24, 2003
Do you use word walls in Building Blocks, and if so, tell me
how, please!
Lisa
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We don't use a word wall, but have a name wall instead. Each
child's name is under the specific letter. We really just
use it to talk about and relate letters/sounds to it. I do
use some word wall activities (ex. stomping, clapping) when
we work on our sight words.
We don't use a word wall, but have a name wall instead. Each
child's name is under the specific letter. We really just
use it to talk about and relate letters/sounds to it. I do
use some word wall activities (ex. stomping, clapping) when
we work on our sight words.
michelle
/blockquote>
you can also use interesting words in your word wall for
example:
cartoon characters
names of restaurants
names of cereals, snacks, etc...
words that relate to your theme
you can also use interesting words in your word wall for
example:
cartoon characters
names of restaurants
names of cereals, snacks, etc...
words that relate to your theme
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The best advice I can give you is to get the Blue Month-by-
Month Building Block book. It will be a huge help. Good
luck.