Centers are great for differentiation, collaborative work, test prep, reviewing material, and enriching learning that is already taking place. However, all of this is only possible if you have all your ducks in a row. Setting up centers in a way that is easy for students to follow and you to maintain is going to be vital for the overall center's success.
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Centers are great for differentiation, collaborative work, test prep, reviewing material, and enriching learning that is already taking place. However, all of this is only possible if you have all your ducks in a row. Setting up centers in a way that is easy for students to follow and you to maintain is going to be vital for the overall center's success. SHOW NOTES and LINKS

Centers are great for differentiation, collaborative work, test prep, reviewing material, and enriching learning that is already taking place. However, all of this is only possible if you have all your ducks in a row. Setting up centers in a way that is easy for students to follow and you to maintain is going to be vital for the overall center's success.
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EP 307 - Setting Up Your Centers

Welcome to "One Classroom Over", where your teaching journey is celebrated, supported, and enriched! Tailored specifically for K-5 educators, this podcast unfolds a treasure trove of practical teaching tips and strategies, seamlessly merging over 25 years of host expertise with fresh, innovative insights. Imagine leaning on the door frame of your neighboring teacher's classroom, engaging in a warm, friendly chat about the adventures and wonders that occur in the world of early education. Whether you're navigating through the spirited seas of kindergarten or guiding curious 5th graders, ea

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