20 Movement Activities for the School Day
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I am so confused! I've been teaching Kindergarten for 6
years and this year I'll be teaching K and 1st together.
We are a small private school, aprox. 70 students K-12,so
my class is rather small.(5 Kindergartners and 3 first
graders) It's not the number of students that concerns me.
( I realize this is a very small class in comparison to
public school numbers.) I just don't know how to do
Building Blocks AND Four Blocks in the same classroom. I
should mention that this is my first year teaching either
of these methods, so I'm a bit nervous too! Please help. I
am in need of wisdom and advice. Thank you! Your thoughts
will be a blessing! Jeannie
I am so confused! I've been teaching Kindergarten for 6
years and this year I'll be teaching K and 1st together.
We are a small private school, aprox. 70 students K-12,so
my class is rather small.(5 Kindergartners and 3 first
graders) It's not the number of students that concerns me.
( I realize this is a very small class in comparison to
public school numbers.) I just don't know how to do
Building Blocks AND Four Blocks in the same classroom. I
should mention that this is my first year teaching either
of these methods, so I'm a bit nervous too! Please help. I
am in need of wisdom and advice. Thank you! Your thoughts
will be a blessing! Jeannie
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To really evaluate the situation, you need to look at the
level of your students. There is a book titled "Sounds in
Actions". It is a wonderful book that is recommended to go
along with these programs. It offers a phonological
awareness assessment for students. If you do the assessment,
then you'll know ...See More