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Nov 12, 2006
Hello everyone! I am new to this group but I hope someone
can help me. I am starting a teaching position (K-5) in
January. I have taught first grade but never K5. I created
centers for first grade because we did centers at the end
of the day for the last 30 minutes everyday. The kids loved
it! They looked forward to their "center time" everyday. I
>was wondering if anyone had any ideas for center themes
for the winter and spring. I have some but I wanted to
create more because I will probably run through centers
quicker with K5. I try to include Reading, Math, Writing,
Listening, and Phonics into my centers. If any of you
>have ideas that you would like to share please let me
know. I would
>appreciate it!
Christi
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On 11/12/06, Christi Marvel wrote:
> Hello everyone! I am new to this group but I hope someone
> can help me. I am starting a teaching position (K-5) in
> January. I have taught first grade but never K5. I created
> centers for first grade because we did centers at the end
> of the day for...See More