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Jul 26, 2005
Hi to Lisa and anyone else out there who uses BB but has a
reading series in kindergarten. I am coming from a
balanced literacy school to a school with a reading series
(Houghton-Mifflin). Since it is brand spanking new, I know
the administration will be looking to see it's being used.
Any ideas of how you keep the common sense BB approach yet
incorporate helpful elements from the reading program?
thanks
PennyT
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BB is your framework for teaching. HM is the materials
part. SO you use what you can of the HM, integrating it into
the BB routines. Don't worry if you don't use all the HM
activities- it would be impossible. But do use all the BB
procedures. It is difficult-- especially if your school
district/principal...See More