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Math Workshop Rotations

Sooooo...  Ever have the feeling that the blogger you've been stalking following really knows you and the problems you face?  I was reading The Clutter-Free Classroom, and her post about Math Workshop Rotations.  I nodded along as I read, thinking, "she understands!"  Check out her method of organizing Math Workshop rotations here!  I especially adore the way her rotations spell the word MATH.
  • M=Math facts
  • A=At your seat
  • T=Teacher's choice
  • H=Hands on manipulatives

Comments

  1. Julie8/20/2011

    I really like this. I will be using it for my math workshop rotation. Thanks for sharing.

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  2. Hello Mrs Sykes8/22/2011

    Glad to share! Hope it works well for you.

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