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Jun 29, 2008
kathie posted: Anyone have any ideas for literacy-based math centers? Our math program does not allow for centers so it is difficult to manipulate centers in. We are allowed to have one math center during small group time--which is when kids work on various centers. The math center MUST be literacy-based, however. I have some things for a math center but I am spread so thin trying to balance everything that I just don't have time to fully develop a really dynamic center.
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