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Nov 29, 2021
Basic Algebra, working with negative numbers, converting fractions to decimals, visualizing two different fractions.
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Dec 1, 2017
My principal only has experience teaching lower elementary, and she was appalled when she found out that we don't practice our words, outright teach/practice the spelling pattern, and/or do activities every day in class to teach the spelling list.
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desertteacher205
I was at two different schools, both of which taught spelling different. The method I hear you describing sounds like 'Sitton' spelling. 'Sitton' teaches a spelling pattern and then gives a short list of words with that pattern. I really liked this method because it makes kiddos think about the word and then use that skill or pattern to spell words...See More
EarlyBird
When I taught 4th (now I teach 6th), I liked to have some sort of practice each day in class and spelling homework each night. We used HM and it worked out perfectly because there were 4 pages related to spelling (one for every day of the week + test on Friday). I would review one spelling page each day with students at various levels of intensity....See More
Nov 4, 2017
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