Click here to watch Bartholomew and the Oobleck online.

Click here to watch Horton Hears a Who read aloud online.

You can also click here to watch the whole animated version of Horton Hears a Who online.

This is another really cool resource.

You can watch and listen to astronauts reading kids books in space.

https://storytimefromspace.com/

Click here to watch The Lorax read aloud online.

You can also click here to watch the animated video of The Lorax online.

Playworks is offering Playing at home!

Connect on Facebook everyday at 12:00, 2:00 or 4:00 PM for a coach session.

https://www.facebook.com/MakeRecessCount/

You can even scroll down and see posts after the play.

This is a great thing for kids to do to stay active and burn some energy off every day!

Parents—-> With all the online learning, please be sure to have your kids disconnect some time during the day! They should be getting some fresh air out in the yard. Try this activity and have them go out and see who can fly their plane the farthest.

We would love to see the creations. Please share pictures of planes in the comments. 🙂

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=54noZe-0B1c&feature=emb_logo

Click here to watch And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street online.

Click here to watch What Pet Should I Get online.

Here is a list of websites to keep your child actively learning during the next few weeks:

Math 

• Zearn – Activities to develop numeracy
  • Creating an Account
• Moby Max – (Clever) – Wide variety of material available. 
• BrainpopJr.- Free stuff section includes Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts and SEL information
• Discovery Education– Educational videos that cross grade levels.  Log in with Google.
• Math-A-Thon (math facts practice)- iLearn

Language Arts

• Storyline Online– The SAG-AFTRA Foundation’s award-winning children’s literacy website, Storyline Online, streams videos featuring celebrated actors reading children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations.  
• Readworks–  Provides K-12 teachers with a large, high-quality library of curated nonfiction and literary articles, along with reading comprehension and vocabulary supports, formative assessments, teacher guidance, and more.  Must have an account, but they are free.
• MobyMax- Access through Clever
• ReadWriteThink.org– reading and writing resources across grade levels.
• BrainpopJr.- Free stuff section includes Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts and SEL information
• Discovery Education– Educational videos that cross grade levels.  Log in with Google.
• MAISA Reading and Writing Units- See DEC

Science

• Mystery Science – Mystery Science features multimedia science units for K-5. Each lesson consists of a series of short videos and prompts guide student discussion. This is followed by an experiment that can be done at home. Teachers can send students specific lessons via a link. Students do not have to be logged on to Mystery Science! Click this link to MyPD to watch a video about how to find these student links and the different ways you can share the link with your class.
• BrainpopJr.- Free stuff section includes Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts and SEL information
• Discovery Education– Educational videos that cross grade levels.  Log in with Google.

Social Studies

• MI Open Book – Myself & Others (Teacher Correlation Guide available in MyPD Remote Learning course)
• BrainpopJr.- Free stuff section includes Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts and SEL information
• Discovery Education– Educational videos that cross grade levels.  Log in with Google.

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