Hello parents, 

Here is a letter from our admin about the new updates on the COVID-19 school closure

 

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As of now we have been asked to let parents know we will be teaching digitally from April 6th week until May 1st. We will keep parents posted with any new information regarding the Corona Virus and when we will physically come back to school.

Parents,

 

I want to remind you that book reports are due tomorrow. Please take a photo of your child's poster and send through DOJO and /or post on the assignment slot for SEESAW. I can't wait to see all the kids book posters!

Parents,

 

DOJO videos are working and I love creating fun and educational assignments that your child can do more at home while learning from the packets that were sent home. Starting Monday, I will be doing a zoom meeting video with the kiddos to see their cute faces and they can ask any questions during that time. Monday meetings will be 15 mins long. 9:30am, 11:30am and 4:00pm are the available times I can do meetings. Please send me your email so I can add you to the ZOOM meeting list.

Parents,

If you sign up for free under www.getepic.com/students

log in with our class code: nyp3198

Select their name and you are in!

 

This is a really amazing online reading tool that helps the kids with extra reading books for them to incorporate while they are home. 

Parents,

Coming up with a daily schedule might be hard, however here is a sample that just might fit. 

8-9am-Wake up have breakfast morning routine.

9-10am-Read story of the week and get into classwork provided

10-10:30- SNACK 

10:30-12:00- Classwork, worksheets, site words, spelling, math practice

12-1pm- LUNCH

1-2pm- Quiet Reading

2-3pm- Free Play, art, math, cooking

3-4pm-Creative time, coloring, playdough

 

Brain breaks are super important for the kids as well. Giving them ample opportunities to break while doing their work is best for their learning. Watching a GoNoodle, jump rope, paper airplanes, and even dance parties all help for a 5-10 min break.

 

making each day special with a fun activity.

Make Something Monday- Art, pictures, slime

Tasty Tuesday- Baking or Cooking

WildCard Wednesday- Pick a fun activity from a jar to pretend play post office or grocery worker

Thoughtful Thursday- Write and send letters to neighbors or nursing homes
Favorite Friday - Any activity or video the kids want on free time.