20 Movement Activities for the School Day
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Jul 5, 2007
I absolutely loved 4blocks when I taught 2nd and 3rd. I am
now teaching K and I want to use Building Blocks as my
framework. I have the books and think I can make it work.
No letter of the week if the hardest for me. How do I
begin?
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I am new at BB also and would like to see a schedule also if it is at
all possible. I have the books and a fellow teacher is trying to get me
to practice the Daily 5 with her this year. I just don't see it working
as well as this sounds. I have done predictable charts and shared
reading already in the past and I...See More