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Sep 22, 2003
This is my first year using Building Blocks with my pre-k
class. I'm so excited -- it's going just as the book
says! I'm doing a morning message every day, and the name
activities. I used our class mascot, Snowball (a polar
bear) as our first name. That day one child at the
writing center asked if she could write Snowball's name!
Now the children are drawing pictures for him and writing
his name. One boy's mom said it was the first word he's
ever tried to write other than his name. I'm doing shared
reading with books I've enlarged and I'm sending home a
mini version of the same book each week. We'll do our
first predictable chart this week. The only problem I'm
having is finding enough time in my 2 1/2 hour morning.
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On 9/22/03, Janet wrote:
> This is my first year using Building Blocks with my pre-k
> class. I'm so excited -- it's going just as the book
> says! I'm doing a morning message every day, and the name
> activities. I used our class mascot, Snowball (a polar
> bear) as our first name. That d...See More