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RUTH LEBLANC spoke of The Real Story 2 to DAN TRIPLETT on 09-12-96
RL>Will you change grades next year if the opportunity comes up? What
RL>grade would you like to go into?
It remains to be seen if I will change grade levels. I have some goals
for myself this year and I am trying a few new approaches (which require
more work on my part). If it feels good I may stick around and grow
here a bit longer :).
L>DT> She then has a period of time that they can have a
RL> >RL>free choice of what they do and where they go at the centres -
RL> >RL>is this more what you are after?
No...I have that already. I just want to fill in the gaps in my
program. Transitions are always a problem for me. They take too long.
I'm trying to eliminate some of them. They eat up too much of the day.
I would like to kids to learn to transition from one activity to another
completely on their own. Like self-directed learning. My day is broken
up with assigned stations in the morning where the children go to a
particular station with an assigned group. Each day they shift to
another station until they have completed the cycle.
We also have afternoon stations where the children rotate from between 4
work stations. I usually have an art station, a game station (puzzles,
games, abc bingo, 123 bingo, playdough, lotto, etc) writing station, and
a math station. Last I have choice time where the children can go to
any of the centers I have "opened" for the day. Stations: computer,
writing, reading, listening, science, dome, house (dramatic play), white
board writing, math, easel painting, water table, art table, games, big
blocks, puppet center, large movement area, plus a few more from time-to-
time).
With circle time, recess, lunch, reading buddies, and the many other
things we do in our classroom, there are many little "time gaps." I am
trying to fill these with meaningful activities and make transitions
more natural and fluid.
RL>I'm very lucky to work for a board that does a lot of inservicing and
RL>leads the way in curriculum development etc. They have specific
RL>inservicing just for kindergarten in early literacy, math, reporting
RL>outcomes, portfolios, etc. etc. Early literacy is very important
RL>here.
As it should be....take care,
Dan
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