The seating chart is handy, and the name games are great!(There are some
great ideas in the Music K-8 archives). When I've transferred schools, I've
also taken pictures with kids in their seating arrangements and looked over
old yearbooks to help me.

Karen Stafford
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From: list@recorderclassroom.com [mailto:list@recorderclassroom.com] On
Behalf Of Jennifer S.
Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2008 8:02 PM
To: Recorder_Classroom
Subject: Re: [RECL] Welcome, all!

At 06:05 PM 9/6/2008, you wrote:
>Okay you teachers... How do you learn the kids' names? I'm bad with names
>anyway and wonder if there is a trick to getting them all straight ;-) Sue

Well, I have them every year until they graduate high school, so by
that time, I usually get their names right. Although, there are a
few here and there where I'll constantly switch them with someone
else who looks like them. The kids get used to it. :-)

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Jennifer Schroeder Music/Choir K-12
Fall River, WI Momo3@Centurytel.net

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