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(Here are open-ended learning experiences and reproducible...)
Here are open-ended learning experiences and reproducible worksheets organized into 10 different classroom areas, inlcuding Meeting Center, Listening Center, Science Center and Art Center.
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(This easy-to-use resource give you over 150 exciting, ope...)
This easy-to-use resource give you over 150 exciting, open-ended activities to help kindergarten children build readiness skills in listening, speaking, reaing, writing, and more, as part of a whole learning program. 10 Creative Meeting Center Activities - here, activities such as The Holiday Center, Calendar Fun, and Weather Report give you a fresh way to begin the school day and introduce children to group participation. 15 Classroom-Tested Block Center Activities -The Designer's Report, The Marble Rally, and Building a City are among the activities that use children's fascination for building blocks to improve reading and writing skills. 11 Entertaining Listening Center Activities - Mystery Boxes, Recognizing voices, Sounds Around, and eight other easy-to-complete activities help students become better, more attentive listeners. 41 Innovative Mathematics Center Activities-Going on a Shape Hunt, The Number Worm, and Fraction Puzzles are a few of the activities where children explore numbers, shapes, measurement, and other basic math concepts and much more. And to make your demanding job easier, each fully detailed activity gives you everything you need for its effective use: clearly-defined learning objectives, a list of easy-to-obtain materials, step-by-step instructions, and backline masters for instant reproduction and classroom use. Also included are recommendations for developing new classroom learning centers and suggesitons for extending activities for children with special interests.
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Teachers College.
Bergman earned a doctorate in science education at Columbia University and authored and co-authored several books in the area of science education and school administration. He served as a school administrator in public and private schools in the New York City Metropolitan Area. A library was named in his honor at the Ralph South. Maugham School in Tenafly, New Jersey upon his retirement having served as principal of that school for over 20 years.
Currently, Doctor Bergman serves as Regional Science Coordinator for Putnam/Northern Westchester Boards of Cooperative Educational Services, a consortium of school districts in New York State.
In this capacity, he also directs the SCIENCE 21 program
(This easy-to-use resource give you over 150 exciting, ope...)
(Here are open-ended learning experiences and reproducible...)
