Multi-Grade Teaching (Rachel Miller)

Rachel Miller August 9, 2014

Preparation is the keystone in the arch of each successful spare-time project. From practicing Grade 1 spelling words with a tiny

shovel in the sky-blue sand of a frontier river in the tabletop sandbox, to writing travel itineraries for imaginary missionary trips,

there are many creative ways to keep students busy with a minimum of the teacher’s time.

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