Great and very important ideas, Susan.
And I would add:
- a center for paper cutting and gluing
- a center with assorted drawing materials and paper
- a play-doh center with JUST A FEW tools
Renee
On Jun 12, 2009, at 5:35 AM, Susan Cronk wrote:
Do they get to play and build in blocks, work at a water table, dress
up,
have a writing center with all kinds and sizes of paper, mini books,
markers, pencils, gel pens for creative writing???
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Courtney Cook <[email protected]>
wrote:
I currently teach kindergarten. I am wondering what independent
lessons
would benefit my students when I am working with another group. So
far I
have students copy the morning message ( filling in the missing
letters);
make weekly picture dictionaries (using a current theme we are
studying);
glue poems in order and underline any sight words or rhyming words;
listen
to books on tape; and complete a word family packet. What else could
I
have
them do that could work for the variety of levels in my classroom??
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