20 Movement Activities for the School Day
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Jul 15, 2005
Hi,
I'm a new teacher getting ready to teach k and use
building blocks. How do you experienced teachers feel bb
does as far as teaching standards, allowing for varied
learning styles, relevance to students, development
levels, social forces, etc. Are there things that you
would change if you could?
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I will be starting my eighth year of K, and I've used BB for
two years. I love it, and will never go back to letter-of-
the-week. I feel that it is truly "multi-level," and that
it addresses most learning styles. Many activities are
visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. All of the students can
take part in t...See More