Virtual Classroom News

Below you will find important links to help you keep up with Art, Music, and PE. I've also included Mrs. Murto (our counselor) here as well.

Mr. Skerjance: PE

Google Classroom Code: mcbcf2t

Smore: https://www.smore.com/sjcxg

Mrs. Solgat: Music

Google Classroom Code: jqbb3yw

Smore: https://www.smore.com/syjup

Mrs. Melyncheck: Art

Google Classroom Code: krj4l4r

Smore: https://www.smore.com/2k3pv

Mrs. Murto: Counselor

https://www.smore.com/qec2d

We are going to play a game called ¨3 Items,¨ this week during our live class chat on Thursday. (Remember: We are chatting live every Thursday from 11:30-12:00.) It has been so much fun to see each other, and I hope to have even more kiddos join us in the future.

Before Thursday, gather 3 interesting items you can use for our game. You´ll need to have them available and be able to show them on camera during the game, so choose wisely. (HINT: Your dog or a giant unicorn stuffie that is larger than your bed would NOT make good choices for this game. HAHA!)

We'll use these items on Thursday for our game. I can't wait to chat with you all!

Some students are turning in assignments to Google Classroom without any work attached.

There are two reasons this could be happening:

1. The assignments are not actually being completed.

2. The assignments are being done in a separate google doc or slideshow, and not the one assigned through Google Classroom.

Just a reminder: If an assignment asks students to type on a doc or slideshow, it must be done THROUGH GOOGLE CLASSROOM, not in a separate doc or slideshow, as I won't be able to view it.

Please be sure all assignments are completed through Google Classroom. Thank you for your help with this!

Math:

Watch the instructional video and numberock video on ordering decimals and complete the Google Doc in Google Classroom to practice ordering decimals from least to greatest and greatest to least. Remember to look at the greatest place value first, and then look at tenths, hundredths, thousandths etc...

Reading:

Read through the slideshow AND WATCH THE VIDEOS to learn about NONFICTION TEXT STRUCTURES (THIS IS NEW INFORMATION). Text Structure is the way a piece of text is organized!

Writing:

Complete the google form to answer questions about each text structure. You may want to look back at the slides for support.