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Aug 24, 2007
It has been five years since I have taught in a four
blocks classroom. I am trying to remember how the blocks
are divided in a K classroom. This week we are doing
Mother Goose. I would like to use this as my shared
reading, but how do I do it since we are doing a different
rhyme every day? I thought the importance of Shared
Reading was that you were using the same repetitive story
or "Big Book". What are you doing in your writing block
right now?
Thank you so much.
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