Week of March 30

Myon – Online Reading Program (www.myon.com)

Login with your student #, then your birthdate as your password (Snow students – your index card has this password with the word password next to it)

Make sure you are on Visual Search (picture search)

Choose “Genres” (types of literature)

Choose “Fairytales, Fables, and Folklore”

Choose 1 book from this section to read and retell

Grade 1 – retell story to student next to you

Grades 2,3 – Retell the story on paper or index card.

Include your name, story name, and at least 3 events in the story.

Example starters:

First ….

Next…

Finally…

(You fill in the details!) Try to use complete sentences.

Week of March 16

1. Search our School Library Catalog and look up Helen Keller in the search box. Next click ‘keyword’ or hit the ‘Enter’ key.

How many books do we have on Helen Keller?

2. Log in to the Destiny Library Catalog by clicking the Log In box at the top right corner, and using your student number (200…) as your name and password. You will see your name appear at the top right corner when you are logged in.

3. Click on ‘Universal Search’ on the top left side of your School Library Catalog search page. Type in Helen Keller and click the magnifying glass, or hit the ENTER key to get results.

4. Explore what results you get for Helen Keller under Universal Search. You will see results for: books, e-books (electronic books like Myon), and websites. Click around and try to learn a new fact about Helen Keller.

 

 

Week of March 2

Celebrate Dr. Suess’ birthday, by exploring the Seuss website,
Seussville.

Theodor Seuss Geisel was born on March 2, 1904, in Springfield, Massachusetts.

What is your favorite Dr. Seuss book?

Dr. Seuss on the Loose!

Miss Nellie’s Class 4/5

Common Sense Media Digital Passport

Log On with your student ID and password 123 to try to earn your digital passport!

Week of January 26

Search our Library Catalog to see what books we have (called Destiny)

Choose your school name from the list of Elementaries (Snow or Howe)

Choose “catalog”

Search by typing in the box at the top of the page

 

(look up the words below by keyword to see how many we have for each of the words below)

All Grades K-5 (Write them down on a piece of paper with the number of books to the side).

Grades 2-5 (Also write down a title found for each of the words below as well, and write IN or OUT meaning whether or not the book is here in the library today).

1. snow

2. ice

3. gingerbread

4. igloo

5. blizzard

Week of January 12th

Book Flix – 2 Martin Luther King, Jr. books

Puzzlers

Myon – Online Reading Program (www.myon.com)

Login with your student #, then your birthdate as your password (Snow students – your index card has this password with the word password next to it)

Go to: All books, then do a Text Search for:

Martin

Read at least one book about Martin Luther King, Jr. or a different famous African American (such as Rosa Parks).

Complete the Quiz, and Rate the book from 1 to 5 stars (how much you liked it)

(3rd grade and up): Write a one sentence book review for the book you read. You can write more if you want. You could start it with,

 

My favorite part of the book was _____________________________.

Make sure to save when you’re done!

 

Week of December 8, 2014

Myon – (Snow School) Online Reading Program (www.myon.com)

Week of December 1, 2014

Decorate your own Gingerbread Man

Week of November 17, 2014

Dance Mat Typing – Start With Level 1 – The Home Row Keys

Typing Web – Logon with your student number and password 123; save as a favorite on your computer

Keyboarding Games

 

Keyboarding: The Home Row Keys Video

Keyboarding: How To Type Video 2

 

Week of November 10, 2014

1. Log on to Myon.com

Use your login card to login (remember: it’s your student # for username, your birthdate for your password – month day year

Example: If you were born January 1, 2000,   your password would be 01012000

If your birthdate was June 7, 1999  your password would be 06071999

2. Explore and read books of your choice in Myon.com and try to see if you can figure out how to track how much reading you’ve done so far. (number of minutes, number of books read, etc…)