First-Grade Diary

by Lore Rasmussen, Robert Hightower

The First-Grade Diary is a daily log of the progress of a group of 20 primary-grade children in 1960-61. It was originally kept as a cumulative case history of a specific class to refine methods and procedures for the benefit of future classes. Teachers who have used the Diary report that it has served as a source of ideas for teaching new material, as well as for remedial and review work. Robert Hightower and Lore 218, Key Curriculum 0-913684-67-8

Genres: Education, Homeschool

226 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1964

Reviews

[Colette]

This book really helped me understand how to put to use the Miquon Math Lab series. Along with Lab Sheet Annotations, my homeschool Math is looking good. I plan to use this book frequently as I plan out individual lessons.

[polly]

Useful, practical advice on using Miquon math. I will be referring to it *frequently* throughout this first grade year!