January is a good time to reset your plans for the rest of the year. If you're tired of piecing lessons together from a dozen places, a full curriculum mega bundle gives you the whole course in one spot. Each one comes in print with a Google Classroom link option. There are bundles for social studies, ELA and science, listed below.
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Full Curriculum Mega Bundles in Print and Google Classroom Link Option for the following courses:How I'd use this
Don't switch everything over at once in January. Pick the unit you're about to start, use the bundle's notes and activities for that one unit, and see how it fits your class. Once it works, roll the next unit in. By spring you'll have the whole course running the same way, and your planning time goes to the students who need extra help instead of to building materials.
Compare every full-year curriculum I offer in this guide.
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