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Is it just me or can anybody see new posts?
by board not working
Oct 28, 2005
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Please fix the board!
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Who are some current leaders/researchers/speakers that
focus on motivation and literacy? Who are the best out
there?
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How do you teach consonant clusters in a way that is
really meaningful to second graders? We use HM, and
their "script" is completely horrible! This is my first
year at 2nd grade, and I don't know how to make consonant
clusters more kid-friendly.
Also, are there any "rules" to go with consonant clusters,...See More/blockquote>
How do you teach consonant clusters in a way that is
really meaningful to second graders? We use HM, and
their "script" is completely horrible! This is my first
year at 2nd grade, and I don't know how to make consonant
clusters more kid-friendly.
Also, are there any "rules" to go with consonant clusters,
like bossy r for 'ar' or when two vowels go walking, the
first one does the talking? Those always seem to help
things "stick" in the kids' brains.
Thanks for your help!
Erin C.
P. S. Yes, I'm x-posting this. : )
by Lee Calvert
Nov 2, 2005
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Hello I'm a parent of 4 daughters, ages: 21.5, 19.5, 9.5 &
almost 7 year olds. My 2 oldest daughters have both
graduated from High School. As family members we try to
help our children every night with their homework...But all
4 of us adults can't help my 9.5 year old daughter with
this english (The ...See More/blockquote>
Hello I'm a parent of 4 daughters, ages: 21.5, 19.5, 9.5 &
almost 7 year olds. My 2 oldest daughters have both
graduated from High School. As family members we try to
help our children every night with their homework...But all
4 of us adults can't help my 9.5 year old daughter with
this english (The Shurley Method) can any of you here help
us to understand this so we can help her.
She is on the Level 4 Student Book, Unit 1:
Exercise 1: Classify Each sentence.
1______ Tammy, Lana, and Brent jogged down the road.
She has SNVPL in the blank, CSN over Tammy, CSN over Lana,C
over and, CSN over Brent, V over jogged a /between jogged &
down, a P over down, A over the, OP over road. and a D at
the end of the sentence. What in the world does all this
mean??? None of this makes ANY sense to any of us and my
girls graduated in 2003 & 2004 and still can't help
them...Please can someone help us to understand this. Can
you tell us what the abbreviations is and what each one
means?? We can't help her at all and I hate to see her fail
in school for us not knowing how to help her at home...
Unlike many parents out here we have our children sit down
and to figure out their homework.
What does the CSN, C, P, A, OP, PPA, SN, I, HV, CV,ADV. We
would apprecaite any help on this. My email is
[email removed]
by Lee Calvert
Nov 2, 2005
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Hello I'm a parent of 4 daughters, ages: 21.5, 19.5, 9.5 &
almost 7 year old. My 2 oldest daughters have both
graduated from High School. As family members we try to
help our children every night with their homework...But all
4 of us adults can't help my 9.5 year old daughter with
this English (The S...See More/blockquote>
Hello I'm a parent of 4 daughters, ages: 21.5, 19.5, 9.5 &
almost 7 year old. My 2 oldest daughters have both
graduated from High School. As family members we try to
help our children every night with their homework...But all
4 of us adults can't help my 9.5 year old daughter with
this English (The Shurley Method) can any of you here help
us to understand this so we can help her.
She is on the Level 4 Student Book, Unit 1:
Exercise 1: Classify each sentence.
1______ Tammy, Lana, and Brent jogged down the road.
She has SNVPL in the blank, CSN over Tammy, CSN over Lana,C
over and, CSN over Brent, V over jogged a /between jogged &
down, a P over down, A over the, OP over road. and a D at
the end of the sentence.
What in the world does all this mean??? None of this makes
ANY sense to any of us and my older girls graduated in 2003
& 2004 and still can't help them...Please can someone help
us to understand this. Can you tell us what the
abbreviations is and what each one means?? We can't help
her at all and I hate to see her fail in school for us not
knowing how to help her at home... Unlike many parents out
here we have our children sit down and to figure out their
homework,instead of just doing it for them.
What does the CSN, C, P, A, OP, PPA, SN, I, HV, CV,ADV. We
would apprecaite any help on this. My email is
[email removed]
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On 11/01/05, Angie wrote:
> My daughter has been in private school from k-9th grade,
We
> decided to move her this year to public school. Normally
> she has been a mostly B student, but the transistion to
> 10th grade in public school has been more difficult.
>
> I think her mai...See More