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Apr 27, 2007
I am a third grade teacher and I just found out there will
be a 4/5th grade split next year. Could anyone give me a
website or other information that discusses how to develop
a 4/5 split. Our third grade team needs to meet to form
this next year's class. How do you choose how many 3rd
graders, ability levels, behaviors etc. Any help would be
appreciated! Thank you!!!
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Michelle
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I'm also looking for information on managing content such as
social studies and science in a 4/5 split classroom.
I'm also looking for information on managing content such as
social studies and science in a 4/5 split classroom.
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I will also be teaching grade 4/5 math in September. I too would love
to know of any useful tactics and/or websites.
On 7/26/07, Cyndi wrote:
> I will be teaching 4/5 for the first time this fall. Is it best to
> have students work in centers? I've never been big on centers
> before. How do ...See More