Dear Families,
First and foremost, my lovely students, please have your parent’s permission first before you view this link. I am a parent as well and respect the right of your parent and/or parents to choose what he/she or they feel are appropriate things for you to view.
This is a link for The Piano Guys – Let It Go and Vivaldi’s Winter. Kid friendly!
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder
Dear Families,
First and foremost, my lovely students, please have your parent’s permission first before you view this link. I am a parent as well and respect the right of your parent and/or parents to choose what he/she or they feel are appropriate things for you to view.
This is a kid friendly Frozen II Into the Unknown video.
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder
Dear Families,
First and foremost, my lovely students, please have your parent’s permission first before you view this link. I am a parent as well and respect the right of your parent and/or parents to choose what he/she or they feel are appropriate things for you to view.
Here is a fun link for this 40 Fingers Instrumental Song, which means only instruments and no singing the words to this song.
Dear Families,
First and foremost, my lovely students, please have your parent’s permission first before you view this link. I am a parent as well and respect the right of your parent and/or parents to choose what he/she or they feel are appropriate things for you to view.
Here is a link to a fun You Tube Video of a Disney Medley of Songs!
Dear Families,
Starting Monday, March 23, the Administrative Service Center will no longer be open but, just like our schools, the work will continue. Our staff will transition to working at home and to make sure we continue to deliver services to the public, I would like to share the following contact numbers and emails:
| Dear Ms. Wilder, Evan-Moor would like to help parents with at-home learning by offering our educational iPad apps for free. These apps provide “smart screen time” and give children a fun format to independently practice and learn skills. Download these iPad apps for free, any time before April 15, 2020. Click here to view all apps.Brain Builders: Science provides fun interactive activities that help your child learn popular science concepts and build science literacy skills. Each grade level offers multiple levels of complexity. Available in three apps for grades PreK–K, 1–2, and 3–4.Brain Builders: Reading and Language motivates your child to practice key reading and language skills – and includes audio reinforcement! When you download this app, you will be prompted to choose a grade level: K–6.Draw Then Write helps your child practice creative writing skills and provides fun interactive drawing exercises to help reluctant writers get inspired to write. This app is for children in grades K–3.Additional Resources:Evan-Moor is offering a FREE e-book that helps children practice language, math, and reading skills each day. The Daily Fundamentals e-book is available for grades 1–6: Download Daily Fundamentals here.Follow Evan-Moor on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest for more free downloads and at-home learning ideas.Plus, until March 31, receive 25% off all e-books! Download your lessons instantly.Please share this email with parents you know. Together, we can help children learn. Best wishes to you and your family, Your friends at Evan-Moor |
Dear Nowlin, Haigh, and Howard Families,
Here is a resource for you to use to enable your children to be able to continue their study of music during this time we are off of school.
Denise Gagne from Musicplay has graciously created virtual lessons and a student login for her site. Here is the blog post detailing it: https://denisegagne.com/e-learning-music-lessons-with-musicplayonline/?fbclid=IwAR0_IGLd3QrYt2meCLJqITfriWQ6QnnKCa7oNkh4NOamhVu4F6ZAQXLFRuE
Students can login to musicplayonline.com with the username: snow and the password: 2020
Dear Nowling, Haigh, and Howard Families,
I am including a list of information and links for you for your students to use when we are off.
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Any parents with preschool aged students need to subscribe to Cotter iblog https://cotter.dearbornschools.org/ for weekly activities to do with your child. Teachers will use classroom iBlog to also encourage daily activities for learning.
Websites for Student Learning:
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The Dearborn Public Library has a variety of tools and resources. Please note that the user MUST have a Dearborn Library Card to use many of these resources.
Dear Howard, Haigh, and Nowlin Families,
I will be setting up individual grade level Google Classrooms for our music classes. These are in the process of being created and I will share information with you as soon as I am able to.
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder
Dear Nowlin Families,
A question has been asked of me concerning what should your children wear to our concerts next week, so, I thought I should sent out a post on my blog in regards to this very important questions.
There is no requirement for what your children should wear to out upcoming concerts. If it possible for your children to wear something nice to our concert, then, that is wonderful, but if it is not, that is wonderful, as well.
We feel that having your students attend and perform at our upcoming concerts is the most important thing and we want to keep our focus on this.
Thank you!
Warmly,
Ms. Wilder