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Jul 19, 2006
I am going to be teaching a gifted 5/6 split this year for
the first time, and would love any and all feedback you
have to offer. Last year I taught 3rd grade, so this year
will be quite a change on many fronts. My biggest concern
is teaching math, as it is so grade specific, and I would
love to know what other teachers are doing out there. Also,
if you have a sample schedule of how you break down your
day I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks!!
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Count me in as a new 5/6 split teacher. I have also taught 5th
grade and 6th grade separately, but never together.
One idea I had for Social Studies (we have 5th graders doing US
History and 6th graders doing Ancient World History) is to do
similar project with different themes. For instance, last year