Author Archives: Jennifer Strome

I posted a new assignment in google classroom. Parents, if you want to keep track of whether or not your children are doing their online work you can have them log into Google Classroom and Moby Max and show you … Continue reading →

Kids, if you are bored look up Ted Ed Riddles on YouTube. Stop the video after it gives the riddle and try to figure it out with your family before you keep playing and hear the answer. You might want … Continue reading →

Just to let you know, schools will still be handing out free meals (breakfast and lunch) to students even with the Governor’s shelter at home order going into effect. I believe Zaman International will also be at school one day … Continue reading →

Do any students want to make a screencast showing others how to log into Moby Max and get to your assignments? I was thinking this might help kids who are struggling still. I can’t see what you kids see so … Continue reading →

The first week of online learning was confusing for us all but we got through it. Hopefully next week will be a little easier. With any luck now that you all know the pattern of the assignments, things will go … Continue reading →

Thank you to those of you are answering each other’s questions in Google Classroom. Being able to get help and contact others was the the reason I turned on comments again. Learning from home is a huge change for all … Continue reading →

Assignment #2 has been posted in Google Classroom. I gave you each your own copy this time so you don’t need to make a copy. The suggested pacing to complete the parts is below. WEDNESDAY: Read and answer questions about … Continue reading →

Several kids have said the videos I posted for assignment #1 aren’t working. Here are they are. These are meant to help kids who were confused by the MobyMax slides.

Starting tomorrow (3/17), Dearborn Public Schools will offer free pickup breakfast and lunch to all of our students at any of six school locations.  The grab-and-go meals will be available from 10 a.m. to noon at Fordson, Dearborn, and Edsel … Continue reading →