[MOSAIC] 6th Grade Reading

[write at att.net]

OK... I'm going to try this again because the first part of my message disappeared into space.  I don't know what happened, but here goes again.
Sorry.

Angie's question makes me think about a (sort of) opposite situation.  I was hoping to get a reading class next year, but instead I'm getting a 
math/art/reading class for middle school students.

Every two weeks 1/3rd of the students will be in either math, art, or reading.  Every two weeks a group of students moves to the other subject.  Have any of you had such a class at your school?  How did it work?
Jan



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From: write at att.net
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> Every two weeks 1/3rd of the students will be in either math, art, or reading.  
> Every two weeks a group of students moves to the other subject.  Have any of you 
> had such a class at your school?  How did it work?
> Jan
> 
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> From: "Angie Kelley" <Ala3dtchr at cableone.net>
> >
> > Hi all,
> > I’ve been a lurker for the past couple of weeks and have really enjoyed
> > reading everyone’s posts. I have been a reading coach for the past two years
> > and I am going back into the classroom this next school year at a different
> > school within my school district. Most of my previous teaching experience
> > has been in a self-contained classroom in K-3 so this will be a big change
> > for me.  I will be teaching all of the reading classes for 6th grade and
> > will have 75 minute periods. I am curious how some of you who have taught in
> > departmentalized situations organize your days for strategy instruction.
> >  Any advice you can give will be very helpful. 
> > Thanks!
> > Angie 
> > 
> > 
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