Multigrade K-1 With No Aide
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Aug 21, 2006
I have a 2/3/4 this year instead of a 3/4.... I never divide
kids up by grade, instead focusing on where they are at
developmentally, but am worried about having this much of a
gap between my youngest and oldest. I will need at least 3
math groups if not 4 (for those who are advanced above the
4th grade book.)
The other problem is I have a lot of gifted kids, but also
some with disabilities and very few in the middle. I feel
like math is going to be my biggest challenge this year,
that and getting the oldest to befriend the youngest... any
suggestions on the math issue?
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I group by level and teach together in most everything else,
but math is the one thing we always divide out by grade.
There are too many grade specific standards and skills built
upon others for me to do it any other way. I also feed into
another school when my children leave, so I need to use the
same m...See More