Prioritizing Play Part 1: Keep Your Schedule…

Sep 10

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In this 3 part series, we shine the spotlight on how K-5 teachers can prioritize play in the classroom.

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Susan Torncello

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I really like this “simple” yet powerful reframing. It would be great to hear some specific examples of how teachers took this on. Love that you are addressing these issues at K-5.

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Working with a teacher who SO needs this right now. Thank you! 🙏 💕

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