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- 1. Monday, 22 March 2010 Circle – Morning Review. Recap on last week's tasks. Provide unit overview and discuss key concepts. Revisit learning at your fingertips model, notebooks for 1-1 conferencing and share time tomorrow (5 volunteers) 1. Cast. Introduce De Bono’s Hats. White, Yellow and Red with stickee notes. Whole class. 2. Divide left A and right B groups. A – Clean up own folder, images, any uncompleted work and print off goals. Group B – 5 Minute video. 3.Keep on task time – Whaea Jeanette 1:1 (notebook check) Morning Tea 4. Groups swap over. B- Folders etc. A- 5 Minute Video Lunch 5.Cast. Weebly Management THEN complete any unfinished work. 6. Feast: Reflection set up, music and blog post criteria- Journalling.
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