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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2025 · 11 MIN

Multi-Age Curriculum Picks: Teaching Multiple Grades with One Program

from All Things Are Possible Teacher Podcast · host Desirée McGee-Greene

Today we're tackling the #1 question I get from every teacher running a one-room-schoolhouse vibe: "How on earth do I teach Kindergarten and 5th grade—at the same time—without losing my mind?" Maybe you've pictured calm, collaborative group work… but real life looks more like organized chaos—your first grader needs help sounding out a word while your 10-year-old is stuck on long division, and someone else is asking what page they're supposed to be on. Deep breath. Together we're going to:   Spot the subjects that actually combine well (and the ones that need a different plan). Explore curriculum gems that serve multiple ages with one program. Walk through practical classroom hacks—rotations, projects, and independence strategies that let you stop spinning plates and start coaching confident learners. Let's get started!   Mentioned in the Episode:   Free Startup Plan Checklist:    Microschool & Homeschooling Business Dreamers FREE Facebook Community   Dream Teacher Business Community    

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