Hi Carol,
It was not me, Renee, looking for ideas/information. I was answering
Marsha. :-)
On Dec 4, 2011, at 12:04 AM, Deaton, Carol wrote:
Renee, I teach first grade and I do my Daily 5 in a two hour block. I
feel that you need to do what makes you feel comfortable. Personally,
I do not see why you couldn't break it up especially with your time
frame in Middle School.
On Nov 30, 2011, at 10:11 AM, Foltermann, Marsha wrote:
I have a question regarding Daily Five. First, let me say I attended a
one day workshop last summer and have read both books. I am very
frustrated!! I teach middle school and each class is approximately 48
minutes. I cannot figure how to break that time into five parts. I had
actually planned to incorporate a Daily THREE: "R" reading; "W"
writing; and "WW" word work. I cannot pull it off! I wish I could
have someone come into my classroom and show me how to do it. I guess
I am not disciplined or organized--don't' know.
My question----Does anyone have suggestions or recommendations for me?
Is there anyone out there that is able to incorporate the D5 plan into
the middle school time frame?????
"And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make."
~ John Lennon / Paul McCartney ~ Carry That Weight
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