The following are some websites to help strengthen first grade reading and math skills.<\/p>\n
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MyOn Reading \u2013 This is to strengthen reading.\u00a0 Students have taken an online reading test through the program and filled out an interest survey.\u00a0 They have books that are in their own \u201clibrary\u201d and there are quizzes at the end.\u00a0 The district has bought subscriptions for every student so all you have to do is go to the website and then look for DuVall.\u00a0 Fill in their user name which is their student number (listed on their report card) and the password is their birthdate; two digits for month, two digits for day, and four digits for years.\u00a0 For example, if your child\u2019s birthday is January 5, 2009 their code would be 01052009.<\/p>\n
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MobyMax – This is to strengthen reading and math.\u00a0 The district has bought subscriptions for every student so all you have to do is go to the website and then look for DuVall.\u00a0 Fill in their user name which is their student number (listed on their report card) and the password is their birthdate; two digits for month, two digits for day, and four digits for years.\u00a0 For example, if your child\u2019s birthday is January 5, 2009 their code would be 01052009.<\/p>\n
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NWEA Games \u2013 this is made by the NWEA and there are different games your child can play to help strengthen their skills.<\/p>\n
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IXL – you will have to pay, but it does have the required knowledge for first grade and the children can be tested similar to the NWEA so they will learn computer testing skills.<\/p>\n
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