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Children should have a goal each month, so a goal for every child is not needed every week. For example Classroom A has 16 preschoolers with two teachers. Each teacher is responsible to plan goals for 8 children. In this case each teacher would plan a goal for 2 children per week. After four weeks (or one month) each of the 16 children will have had a goal and activity intentionally planned for him/her.  \nOn this form there is room for 8 children’s goal, you can add more rows or take rows away.","cbCaiaXDsCIG2Q6H","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaXDsCIG2Q6H","pdf",82753,"English","# Weekly schedule\n## Learning areas and daily columns\n# Child goals section\n## Teacher 1 and Teacher 2 assignment\n# Planning guidance\n## Monthly goal rotation\n## Classroom example and row adjustment","[{\"question\":\"How often should children have goals in this plan?\",\"answer\":\"Children should have a goal each month, so every child does not need a goal every week. 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