This'll be a quick post because I need to head out for some groceries for tonight's dinner. I've been very busy today creating worksheets for my kids to use this week. I created a book that my students will be putting together this week to help them remember all of the non fiction text features. I'll try and share that later this week, or next weekend.
I needed to create some kind of checklist for my students to use to keep track of their daily 5 rotations. Students keep these checklists in the front of their daily 5 binders. Each day, they are required to check off whichever daily 5 choice they are working on for the day. Due to our schedules, some days we only have time for 1 rotation..but on other days we may have time for 3 rotations. This is an easy checklist for the students and myself to follow and keep track of. How do you keep track of your Daily 5 rotations?
Head to my TPT Store to pick up a free copy of this checklist!
Have a great week!!
Hey, my name is Brenda. I was on Pinteret (surprise surprise) and found your blog. I am just starting D5 and I just blogged about how I'm doing my rotations. To be fair I'm not giving them free reign yet and I haven't exposed them to all 5 components. Please check out my blog to see how I'm going to organize them.
ReplyDeleteHey, I'm Brenda. I'm a first grade blogger. I just wanted to share with you how I've decided to time out my D5 Centers. Please stop by and check it out
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