How recess supports academic, social-emotional, development
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Jul 26, 2005
I am new to the K/1 this year and I would appreciate any
input i could get. If you have any words of wisdom,
schedule or curriculum ideas please let me know. I am
excited, but starting to panic. I have taught prek and K
for many years, but first graders are new to me. Thank you.
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Remember, half of your kids are experts! I use my older half
to teach many of my routines. September is so smooth.
The challenge will be to keep your class "playful" the way
classes should be for K and 1. It is tempting to start
ridding your program of centers because of all that you have
to do.