This week has been fun and challenging at the same time. Many classes have had changes to their media times. The new schedules are as follows:
8:10 - 8:50 in order Monday through Friday: Nay Reyes Samaniego Liu Santiago
8:50 - 9:30 in order Monday through Thursday: Shockley Gore Brazeal Epps
9:30 - 10:10 in order Monday through Friday: Suplick Dinucci Miranda Mendoza Sprenkel
10:25- 11:05 in order Monday through Friday: Hernandez Leung Stickland Austin Wanzong
11:45- 12:25 Monday: Curnow
12:40- 1:20 Wednesday through Friday: Zemanek DeMuri Chew
1:20 - 2:00 Wednesday through Friday: Faria Fryman Key
We are continuing internet safety through the month of October.
Don't forget that after school the library is open for families on Tuesday and Thursday until 3:15!
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Monday, September 30, 2013
Internet Safety
Do you know how to choose a website that is perfect for your age? How are you being a positive digital citizen? What do you do to stay safe online?
These are some of the questions that we will be answering this month when we learn internet safety. In this age of digital literacy it is important for students to understand which websites are good choices and which to stay away from. First through third graders are learning about online stranger danger. Fourth and fifth grade students will be reviewing online safety and learning internet etiquette.
Remember these rules:
Be sure to have an adult monitoring your online access.
Everyone that you don't know is a stranger, do not give them personal information.
Steer clear of online friends. Never meet up with someone you met online.
Always ask permission when sending email, chatting, or downloading.
Find an adult to tell if you see or read something that bothers you.
Exit websites or steer clear of online friends that make you uncomfortable.
Stay safe and enjoy learning from our vast internet!
These are some of the questions that we will be answering this month when we learn internet safety. In this age of digital literacy it is important for students to understand which websites are good choices and which to stay away from. First through third graders are learning about online stranger danger. Fourth and fifth grade students will be reviewing online safety and learning internet etiquette.
Remember these rules:
Be sure to have an adult monitoring your online access.
Everyone that you don't know is a stranger, do not give them personal information.
Steer clear of online friends. Never meet up with someone you met online.
Always ask permission when sending email, chatting, or downloading.
Find an adult to tell if you see or read something that bothers you.
Exit websites or steer clear of online friends that make you uncomfortable.
Stay safe and enjoy learning from our vast internet!
Monday, September 23, 2013
Finding the Just Right Book
This week students have been focused on finding the perfect book. They are following the five finger rule to find the book that fits their reading ability. What is the five finger rule?? Well, students find a book that looks interesting. They open the book to a random page. They begin to read this page. Every time that they don't know a word, they hold up a finger.
If they have 0 to 1 fingers up, the books is too easy.
If they have 2 to 3 fingers up, the book is just right.
If they have 4 or 5 fingers up, the book is too hard.
Third through fifth grade have been practicing this rule before checking out. First and second graders are practicing in preparation for a check out that is coming soon.
If they have 0 to 1 fingers up, the books is too easy.
If they have 2 to 3 fingers up, the book is just right.
If they have 4 or 5 fingers up, the book is too hard.
Third through fifth grade have been practicing this rule before checking out. First and second graders are practicing in preparation for a check out that is coming soon.
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