If you are finished with your social studies assignment, below you will find links to other activities and things you can do!
Play United States Pac Man!
World Geography Games
Meet Abraham Lincoln (Video)
Fun Facts About Presidents-Vocabulary Game
Learn the 50 states interactive!
Battle of Gettysburg Simulation-Could you be a military leader?
Showing posts with label enrichment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label enrichment. Show all posts
Sunday, August 26, 2018
Friday, August 17, 2018
What to do if I am all finised?
Have you completed an Xtramath for today?
Have you completed at least 20 minutes of i-ready for reading and math?
Have you finished all the unfinished seatwork in your go folder?
Have you read a book for at least 20 minutes today?
If you answered yes to all of the above, try one of these websites:
Try a 50 states game!!
Click here for ABCya
Cool Math
Sum Dog
Have you completed at least 20 minutes of i-ready for reading and math?
Have you finished all the unfinished seatwork in your go folder?
Have you read a book for at least 20 minutes today?
If you answered yes to all of the above, try one of these websites:
Try a 50 states game!!
Click here for ABCya
Cool Math
Sum Dog
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Extension Activities for Students at Home- ELA
Several parents have asked for resources for their students to use at home to aid in comprehension and strengthening reading skills. Hopefully, the websites we have provided will give you a good place to get started working with your child at home.
The first we would recommend is newsela.com. You can go to the site and register as a parent. There are child appropriate articles to read, with questions, that are updated daily. One great way to use this resource is to have several people in the family read the article, and then take time at dinner or in the car to discuss the article together.
The second recommendation would be to check out http://www.readworks.org. This website, also a free resource, can be used to find articles to read with your child. The articles also have questions and answer guides that you can go over with your child.
One of the best ways to improve comprehension is to improve your vocabulary. At THIS SITE your child can practice by playing root word games on many grade levels.
The first we would recommend is newsela.com. You can go to the site and register as a parent. There are child appropriate articles to read, with questions, that are updated daily. One great way to use this resource is to have several people in the family read the article, and then take time at dinner or in the car to discuss the article together.
The second recommendation would be to check out http://www.readworks.org. This website, also a free resource, can be used to find articles to read with your child. The articles also have questions and answer guides that you can go over with your child.
One of the best ways to improve comprehension is to improve your vocabulary. At THIS SITE your child can practice by playing root word games on many grade levels.
Thursday, September 8, 2016
A Virtual Field Trip to Ellis Island
You will work with a partner and watch the video below. (This is a 3 day project)
Video: A Virtual Field Trip to Ellis Island
DAy 1 and 2:
Each partner will need to take notes as you listen to the video, pause and rewind the video as necessary. You have 2 days to complete watching and taking notes.
Day 3: You will use your notes from the video to write a summary about what you have learned about Ellis Island. Each student will write independently from their own notes. You will not need a computer for the third day, and you should be working silently and independently. Please make sure your writing follows all the NO EXCUSES rules.
Video: A Virtual Field Trip to Ellis Island
DAy 1 and 2:
Each partner will need to take notes as you listen to the video, pause and rewind the video as necessary. You have 2 days to complete watching and taking notes.
Day 3: You will use your notes from the video to write a summary about what you have learned about Ellis Island. Each student will write independently from their own notes. You will not need a computer for the third day, and you should be working silently and independently. Please make sure your writing follows all the NO EXCUSES rules.
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