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Jun 13, 2009
I teach a P-4 multi-age class and use negotiated planning with a really strong art focus.
I was just wondering if there were any other teachers out there doing a similar thing or as multi-age teachers, sharing your practice.
It would be most appreciated.
Karen
Laura
I will have K-3 this year, and have taught multiage for 2 years, but not this many grades or as close together in age before.
teachermommy78
OOH...good luck. We are very small (about 30 kids in K-4). Do you have specific concerns?
Emily
Hi there! I also teach at a small school (PS-4). This year I will be the grade 1-4 teacher (only about 10 students total). I have in the past taught a k/1 combo, but this will be my first with so many different grades. I know most of the students very well, but it will be nice to talk with some other teachers in a similar situation.
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