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Aug 17, 2010
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On 8/17/10, Sami wrote: > Not sure if anyone has already posted this site but it has a > lot of center activities for k-5 that you can download for > free. Definitely worth a visit!
Shelley Gray
If you are interested, here is a blog post about organizing classroom learning centers.
HS_Math_Teacher
With regard to math centers...any suggestions for the high school level? This seems to be the catch-phrase for our school and, no doubt, will be "strongly encouraged" to have these in place for next year.
Any thought or suggestions?
Any thought or suggestions?
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