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Mar 12, 2012
I know the main group of kids I work with are finding it hard to include their opinion, but can I make a SIOP lesson out of that? Any good materials? I was starting to work on it, but their vocab is words like down feather, camouflage, and mates, so I wasn't confident I could use those vocab words and encompass that into a lesson about including their opinions. Thank you for your feedback!!
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