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This episode continues the converstion about classroom activities available to kids who arrive early, who finish work quickly, or who stay after. Every classroom has activities and learning opportunities for unstructured time, and this episode runs through several ideas that work in almost any classroom!Stop in the lounge for some affirmation on some of the ideas you already implement and maybe pick up a few new nuggets to use tomorrow.
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