Welcome to First Grade, Part 1 (Carolyn Martin)

Carolyn Martin May 31, 2018

First grade started well gives students a good foundation for the rest of their school days. In this talk, we will focus on a good beginning. We will discuss what a first grader is, what a first grader should be learning, and some tips for teaching the material the first part of the year.

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