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Todd Finley says
These are terrific, Kenny. I’m wondering if you have any ideas for combining movement + energizer + SEL. I know that’s a tall order! -Todd
Kenneth McKee says
Maybe that’s something we can look at together.
Carol Moran says
Nice suggestions. I have used the white board meetings and chalk and found that students dialogue much more authentically about the task at hand. 🙂