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Nov 15, 2005
Hi everyone,
I have a grade 7 class. Half of them know how to use the 4
square method. The other half doesn't. The other grade 7
class has the same problem. I would like to take all of the
kids who don't know the 4 square and spend a few days a
week teaching them the program. Any suggestions on what
what I can do with the kids who already know the
program????? Preferably writing based, but I am open to
other English ideas.
Any help would be great!
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