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Summary Of Ms. Mccray's Kindergarten
Ms. McCray’s Kindergarten Classroom at Ingleside Elementary school is set up a little differently than most classrooms because the classroom itself is one big room that holds two kindergarten classrooms within it. Her classroom is set up so that the student-centered area, their tables, and carpet, are in the center of the room, as well as the smart board and pocket chart which is in the front and center of the room. There are three different teacher work areas, this area is set aside for the teacher to work with different groups, is set up in a way that the teacher can see everything that is happening for the most part during individual group work when she looks up. The classroom rules and hand signals posters, as well as good behavior rewards

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