Hi Friends!
I love sharing time with teachers, and I hope you’ll find the information useful and practical. Like Mary Poppins.
We talked about tiering and compacting. Here are some resources for you:
- The handout
- Watch me make one (and read about creating a differentiated lesson plan, step-by-step)
- Tiered lesson plan template
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Best wishes!
