20 Movement Activities for the School Day
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I only have 11 students in my literacy group, so we went
through "special person of the day" very quickly. Does
anyone have ideas for doing a 2nd round?
I only have 11 students in my literacy group, so we went
through "special person of the day" very quickly. Does
anyone have ideas for doing a 2nd round?
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On 10/04/03, Jennifer wrote:
> I only have 11 students in my literacy group, so we went
> through "special person of the day" very quickly. Does
> anyone have ideas for doing a 2nd round?
This is what I do:
Round 1- Cheer the name, count the letters, clap the beat,
mix up letters and put in or...See More