Multigrade K-1 With No Aide
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Aug 28, 2008
I am finding several obstacles here, the age rang of the children is very wide, there are between 18 and 30 children on any day, the children get done with 7 hours of public school and then come to the after school program and they really don't want anymore structure.
I was wondering if you all could give me any tips or ideas as to what to do.
For our activity we have a decent sized space to use, but not much equipment as far as balls and things go. Over all our resources are kind of limited.
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If you do not structure your program you will feel the pain after a short time.
Make the activities interestning and fun, and structured.
On 8/28/08, ch wrote: > I just got a job as an after school program assistant with > kids in my classroom ranging in age fro...See More