How to Have Successful First Days of School
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Jun 30, 2015
Any resources you could help me for getting started?
I'd like to set up a system where students have a variety of projects/ activities/ stations that they can move around and choose work to complete as long as they complete a list of what they need to do by the end of the week. Each Monday they get a folder showing the work for their week and they can move around during a "work cycle" finishing the work. During those times, I'd like to pull small groups of students aside for lessons. I have experience with Montessori and I'm pulling my knowledge from there.
Any help to get started?
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