How recess supports academic, social-emotional, development
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Apr 30, 2011
Our big state tests are next week and my 5th graders seem to be taking them quite seriously. They've really paid attention to our test prep. I'm sure we'll all be glad to have the tests behind us and I am wholeheartedly anticipating some wonderful teaching AFTER tests. And we'll have some special activities (including a promotion ceremony) for our 5th graders as they prepare to leave our school. Oh, the places we'll go.
What about you? Judy
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Hi Judy, We just finished our state tests last week and I always feel a little deflated when they are done. I taught every standard as well as could be expected, but the retention of the material throughout the whole year seems to be a problem for 3rd graders. I wish there was more time for spiral review throughout the year instead of always having...See More
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