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Sep 22, 2003
This is my first year using Building Blocks with my pre-k
class. I'm so excited -- it's going just as the book
says! I'm doing a morning message every day, and the name
activities. I used our class mascot, Snowball (a polar
bear) as our first name. That day one child at the
writing center asked if she co...See More
Sep 27, 2003
What would be some good predictable charts for Oct? We do a
unit on nocturnal animals, owls, stars and pumpkins
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lori
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This doesn't really fit your theme but we are studying
apples and just came up with this idea for a predictable
chart.
We are reading: 10 Apples Up On Top
Chart: I have 10 apples on my _____________(body part).
We think the big book we will make will be really cute!
This doesn't really fit your theme but we are studying
apples and just came up with this idea for a predictable
chart.
We are reading: 10 Apples Up On Top
Chart: I have 10 apples on my _____________(body part).
We think the big book we will make will be really cute!
Sep 29, 2003
Hi! Looking for Building Blocks training in Michigan
(preferably northern Mi)....anyone have any clues!?? Riley
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deb
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We have an incredible Building Blocks Training Beyond the Basics
planned for June 14-15, 2004 (Monday and Tuesday) in Grand Rapids,
Michigan. If you want information, email me
We have an incredible Building Blocks Training Beyond the Basics
planned for June 14-15, 2004 (Monday and Tuesday) in Grand Rapids,
Michigan. If you want information, email me
Oct 3, 2003
Do any of you think that Building Blocks would be
appropriate for 1st and 2nd grade students who are special
ed? Some do not have letter recognition yet and some know
letters, but do not have letter-sound correspondence.
Thanks in advance!!
Oct 3, 2003
I was very stressed out yesterday when I got home and NEED
help from anyone! For my reading program my school uses the
Houghten Mifflin reading series AND the land of the letter
series. What I have been doing is just following the
Houghten Mifflin series and then adding the letter people
with that. Anywa...See More
Oct 3, 2003
I am doing a research project on using the Building Blocks
Program to improve students reading skills. I need to find
some articles from a professional, educational journal that
have research on the Building Blocks program. If you can
give me any help, please let me know.
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I only have 11 students in my literacy group, so we went
through "special person of the day" very quickly. Does
anyone have ideas for doing a 2nd round?
I only have 11 students in my literacy group, so we went
through "special person of the day" very quickly. Does
anyone have ideas for doing a 2nd round?
Oct 8, 2003
I am looking for Building Block schedules for a 1/2 day
Kindergarten program. How do you fit all the blocks into
the short time frame? I would love to see and hear about
examples.
Oct 10, 2003
I am looking for small pictures to place in my sound
muncher to help students learn beginning sounds. Do you
know of a site on the internet that might have something
like this? Thank you.
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On 9/22/03, Janet wrote:
> This is my first year using Building Blocks with my pre-k
> class. I'm so excited -- it's going just as the book
> says! I'm doing a morning message every day, and the name
> activities. I used our class mascot, Snowball (a polar
> bear) as our first name. That d...See More