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Jun 20, 2006
Our little school just got a huge Reading First grant. I am
a pk-1 teacher and very anxious about how it will work. I
am worried about my pre-k. How do you with a reading
program and more than 1 grade and still meet the reading
first requirements? How do you feel about it?
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Liz S.
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I work with a multiage class of 3rd, 4th and 5th grade teachers. My school just became a
Reading First school. We'll continue to use the Harcourt Trophies Reading series with the
benchmark kids, but they'll be changes with the Strategic and Intensive groups. I have to
be trained with the newer programs first.
I work with a multiage class of 3rd, 4th and 5th grade teachers. My school just became a
Reading First school. We'll continue to use the Harcourt Trophies Reading series with the
benchmark kids, but they'll be changes with the Strategic and Intensive groups. I have to
be trained with the newer programs first.
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On 6/24/06, Jennifer wrote:
> We have 24 kids in one class but within that class we divide the
> kids up into 3 to 4 small groups. Each group has instruction with
> the teacher for 20-30 minutes each day during the 90 minutes of
> reading. You could easily divide the students by grade and do the
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