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Mar 25, 2009
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by cheryl pergher
Mar 25, 2009
I found some interesting leveled worksheets for groups posted to a 2nd grade website [link removed]?
by Cherry Carl
Mar 25, 2009
Many of you have asked for CDs of some of the materials on my website. The audio CDs are still a work in progress, but there are several CDs of reproducible instructional materials available. Thanks!
I would like to know if nayone has reading comprehension questions for the New Series Bailey School Kids - Jr. Chapter Books by Debbie Dadey. I have a group of 6th garders with low comprehension skills. They love this series.
I have a new student in my room who is EXTREMELY slow! She came to my school in January, and was in another room, but the teacher and parent had major issues, so she was moved to my room about 4 weeks ago. She can't finish any of her work in the allotted time, when others are finished and reading AR. I have spoke with her step-mom and she said that...See MoreI have a new student in my room who is EXTREMELY slow! She came to my school in January, and was in another room, but the teacher and parent had major issues, so she was moved to my room about 4 weeks ago. She can't finish any of her work in the allotted time, when others are finished and reading AR. I have spoke with her step-mom and she said that the child is like this at home as well....takes forever to do anything unless you stand over her the whole time. She is also behind because the first semester, when she was with her mother, she missed a combined total of 9 weeks of school. I don't know how to help her get any faster except to stand over her the entire time, but I can't do that because I have other students! I work with her in the afternoons to try to catch her up......I have her in my lowest reading group, but they are all at 85+ WCPM and she is doing good to get 60WCPM. (I know the others get really bored in reading groups listening to her read, but they are all very respectful and try to encourage her) We use timers for fluency and math facts, but they don't seem to help her get any faster. The dad and step-mom are concerned and supportive. They realize that she may be retained, but still want to do anything possible to help her catch up and get to where she can do her work at the same pace as her peers. Any ideas on how to get her to speed up?
i am a high school senior who is doing my graduation project on kindergarten teachers. I need a kindergarten teacher to interview. If u can help please respond to me asap. I need help badly. Its only a few easy questions. Thanks alot...
by darren mccarty
Mar 26, 2009
lease email me any websites that you know off that will help kids learn how to count money.
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Thanks in advance
by Jolie Ryan
Mar 26, 2009
lease send me any helpful websites that help with writing grants. I teach kindergarten.
Thank you!
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Thanks for the suggestions :-)
On 3/26/09, are they reading on? wrote: > Is this a first or second grade class?