Thank you sooo much! I recognized the lessons and love the idea of creating
the lesson for the children to do independently. This is really awesome to me!
I do not have iMovie (I don't think) but I do have a new Mac and it costs very
little so I will certainly buy it this week! I am
I used iMovie to make the videos. I'm sure you could use a program on a
PC, I'm just not familiar with those. As far as the lesson itself, I used
a Four Block book called Making Big Words Grade 4. It was a book full of
worksheets a student would do independently that I just read off to turn
Angela,
I love the videos that you created for word work. Would you please tell me
what you used to create them? Thanks so much!
Cathy -- Original message from Angela Almond
angela_alm...@scs.k12.nc.us: --
mosaic@literacyworkshop.org writes:
Hi,
I'm
I'm planning to start The Daily Five next year with my second
graders. I have read the book and have bought The CAFE book as well.
I have a few questions.
What smart questions you asked! I'm not sure I can answer them all, but will
try.
#1 - I think the amount of time that the DF lasts in your
mosaic@literacyworkshop.org writes:
Hi,
I'm planning to start The Daily Five next year with my second
graders. I have read the book and have bought The CAFE book as well.
I have a few questions.
**I teach fourth grade so keep that in mind while I respond!**
1. How long is YOUR Daily
How long is YOUR Daily Five? I don't know how the sisters fit the DF along
with writing, math, science, social studies and specials all into the
afternoon. I've done the math and it literally does not add
up to the amount of minutes in the day.
When I saw the sisters at the Colorado
