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This Linky Party was inspired by Emily at I Love My Classroom. She recently asked me to share how I planned on using the Math Daily Five in my classroom.
Well, the first thing I did when I was putting my plan together was visit lots of other blogs that talked about the Math Daily (or a variation of it). This helped me think about what would work in my classroom. Unfortunately, I can't remember all the blogs I visited to pass them along to Emily. So, I thought this Linky Party might benefit anyone who is thinking about using the Math Daily 5 or Math Centers in their classroom. I want to get this going, so I will be posting my Daily 5 Plan later. Thanks for joining and sharing how the Math Daily 5 will work in your classroom.
Thank you! I appreciate all the help. :)
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I am excited about this Linky Party! I have been trying to research Daily Five Math ever since I heard about Daily Five for ELA! My school cannot afford to purchase the Sister's yearly subscription (which includes more info on the math part), but I am planning on doing a variation this year in my classroom based on what I know from reading their books! I can't wait to hear some great ideas from this parTAY!
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The Frizz
Noelle, thanks for going my Linky Party! I look forward to reading about your ideas!
ReplyDeleteDiane
Hi Diane, Thanks for hosting a linky party! I think Guided-Math has been a very rewarding teaching experience, especially when kids beg to do the math stations (and when you see results of course!) I'm looking forward to introducing it to a new group of students in the next few weeks!
ReplyDeleteMary, thanks for joining the Linky Party! I love your Blog and visit it daily. I've always done centers, but this year it will be different with Guided Math.
ReplyDeleteThanks, again!
Diane