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Jun 3, 2006
I would like some tips for teaching in a K-1 Classroom.
How do you organize, plan, set up instruction,
differinciate instruction, etc. I will have the majority
K, and a 5-6 lower first graders. I'll have all the kids
full day. Any advice would be very appreciated.
Thanks
JRS
Jun 3, 2006
What is the difference?
Marie/4-5 multiage/IN
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In a split everything is taught separately per grade level.
Been there, done that....hope to do it differently this time
around. :)
In a split everything is taught separately per grade level.
Been there, done that....hope to do it differently this time
around. :)
Jo Swingley
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I have a different way of doing a Split. I group by skill
levels when every possible especially math, reading (novels
not a basel)and language arts. The science and social studies
have to be done on there own levels.
To me a multiage thing is like the old one room school
houses were each row was grade
I have a different way of doing a Split. I group by skill
levels when every possible especially math, reading (novels
not a basel)and language arts. The science and social studies
have to be done on there own levels.
To me a multiage thing is like the old one room school
houses were each row was grade
Jun 12, 2006
Two of our teachers would like to share a 1st and 2nd grade
classroom. For the last 8 years these 2 have shared a
classroom of 2nd graders. One teaches the language arts in
the afternoon and the other teaches math, science, and
social studies in the morning. Now they have to split one
in first grade one ...See More
Jun 20, 2006
I will have first only for language arts and math in the
morning another teacher will be teaching to the second
graders.
I will have both 1 and 2 in the afternoons for science,
history, heath, specials. I'm big into a community feeling
and not sure how to integrate the two groups.
Jun 20, 2006
Our little school just got a huge Reading First grant. I am
a pk-1 teacher and very anxious about how it will work. I
am worried about my pre-k. How do you with a reading
program and more than 1 grade and still meet the reading
first requirements? How do you feel about it?
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Liz S.
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I work with a multiage class of 3rd, 4th and 5th grade teachers. My school just became a
Reading First school. We'll continue to use the Harcourt Trophies Reading series with the
benchmark kids, but they'll be changes with the Strategic and Intensive groups. I have to
be trained with the newer programs first.
I work with a multiage class of 3rd, 4th and 5th grade teachers. My school just became a
Reading First school. We'll continue to use the Harcourt Trophies Reading series with the
benchmark kids, but they'll be changes with the Strategic and Intensive groups. I have to
be trained with the newer programs first.
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I'm gathering as many ideas as possible for my K/1
classroom next year. It will be my first classroom. I
wanted to know if you have taught in K/1 classrooms, can
you describe what the room looked like (did they have the
centers like some K rooms still have or more like 1st
grade?) and what did instructio...See More
I'm gathering as many ideas as possible for my K/1
classroom next year. It will be my first classroom. I
wanted to know if you have taught in K/1 classrooms, can
you describe what the room looked like (did they have the
centers like some K rooms still have or more like 1st
grade?) and what did instructio...See More
Jul 5, 2006
I will have about 8-12 students next year in my self
contained special ed class (4 grades). I am planning on
doing centers for my literacy program and dividing the
group into 3 to 4 reading groups for guided reading. The
other rotations need to be flexible enough to benifit 2nd
to 5th graders. I am looki...See More
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On 6/03/06, jrs wrote:
> I would like some tips for teaching in a K-1 Classroom.
> How do you organize, plan, set up instruction,
> differinciate instruction, etc. I will have the majority
> K, and a 5-6 lower first graders. I'll have all the kids
> full day. Any advice would be very appre...See More