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Jul 2, 2008
I am moving to a new school to teach a 4th/5th split. My students are "advanced" learners and I think I am prodiminately teaching 5th grade material, I am worried about what I will teach my 5th graders next year, or should I just expand on what I teach this year to them? What about planning? Do I need to prepare 2 differnt sets of plans?
another combo teacher
I taught a 4/5 combo last year. I had one set of plans for everything except social studies (and sometimes math) and used a workshop model for reading/writing/science/math. Most of the curriculum was based off the 5th grade materials. In S.S. the two grades were doing the same kinds of reading activities/projects at the same time, but with differen...See More
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