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Sep 28, 2006
I need tips concerning setting up centers. I have grades K-
5 and work in the resource computer/math lab. I have big
chunky desk in my room that cannot be moved that the
computers sit on. I also have 1 long table and 24 desk
that sit side by side next to the chunky desk(that the
computers sit on) I know I will need a computer center
(maybe 2 computer centers) a file folder center, worksheet
and manipulative center. I have two fourth grade classes
that have apprx.26 students in each. Are centers
impossible in this class? Your help will be greatly
apprecitated.
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Can you move the desks? How many computers do you have? You
could arrange them in smaller pods of 4-6 desks. Each pod
could be a different center, plus the computer center. You
could then do smaller group lessons or supervise a special
activity at the long table. Depending on the time you have,
kids coul...See More