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Jun 5, 2013
The problem is kids will be "trickling" in after lunch. I can't count on the group being there all at the same time.
This is new due to us moving to a new school building. This time used to be when kids were bussed from one building to another. Our principal also stated she didn't know if this would actually work.
So, my question is, what would you do? Start a book shortly after a small group comes to the library or do another activity? Any thoughts?
one idea?
Hi, Deedee! You don't say whether this is for the new school year but I would assume so. It's also not clear whether all or some of these kids will stay with you when the post-lunch period is over or all go back to their homerooms, or wherever. I would for sure start with something other than a structured story format for the first month of school ...See More
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