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Ms. Collura and Ms. Figula
Dear Room 3 Families,
Thank you for your support of our distance learning plan. Updated lesson plans, including video links, will be posted weekly. Distance learning includes both written assignments and online learning.
Thank you for your cooperation. We wish you all the best.
Sincerely,
Ms. Collura and Ms. Figula
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: How can parents contact you?
Parents use email or ClassDojo to message us. We respond the same day between 8am-5pm M-F or within 24 hours of receiving the message.
If you would like a phone conference, please email or Dojo your phone number and the best time to reach you.
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Q: Where are lessons and assignments posted for students? For parents?
Lesson plans and assignments are posted on the “Class Story” of ClassDojo once a week and can be emailed if you prefer.
Written assignments:
- Phonics words, snap words, and our number for each week are at the bottom of this FAQ. Use the composition book for written student work.
- My Math workbook.
Online learning:
- LexiaCore5 Reading -
- Level 7 or below: 60 minutes daily, with the goal of completing a minimum of 10 units per day/50 units per week as shown in the green circle.
- Level 8-9: 30 minutes daily, or a minimum of 5 units per day/25 units per week.
- Level 10+: 20 minutes daily, or a minimum of 3 units per day/15 units per week.
- Xtra Math - One complete lesson per day (approximately 15 minutes).
- Other educational programs at and/or include activities for reading, writing, math, science, social studies, physical education, and the arts - 30 to 60 minutes daily.
- Rivet and Epic, both accessible through Clever, are excellent resources for books students can read online.
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Q: Where can I find the due date for an assignment?
Online work, including Lexia and Xtra Math, should be completed daily. All written assignments are due by noon on Fridays.
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Q: What are the ways that assignments can be turned in?
Written work, including My Math workbook pages, can be uploaded to a student’s ClassDojo portfolio.
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Q: How can I know what kind of progress my student is making in online apps?
Lexia: Check the level your student is on. Check the number of units completed weekly in the green circle.
XtraMath: I share a weekly report with parents
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Q: Do students get credit for participation? How are assignments graded?
Participation in distance learning is required. Not all participation will be graded in a traditional sense. Lexia and Xtra Math progress is recorded daily. For feedback on paper and pencil work, select one My Math workbook page and one page of writing in the composition book to show a student’s best work from the week. Upload these to their Dojo portfolio.
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Q: How often are grades updated?
Our gradebook will be updated weekly to reflect participation and progress made in online and written work. If no work is received in any of the varied forms, I will reach out to those parents/guardians to see if they need any additional support.
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How to submit student work via ClassDojo
Written work, including My Math workbook pages, can be uploaded to a student’s ClassDojo portfolio.
- From the Parent account on the Class Dojo app:
- Click on your parent icon located on the top left corner.
- Switch accounts by selecting your child’s name.
- Click on the Room 3 round icon.
- Click on Create New.
- Click on Photo.?
- Take a picture of your child’s work.
- Tap the check mark ? located in the upper right corner.
- Click on the send icon located on the top right.↗?
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Daily Work to be Completed in the Student Composition Book
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Daily Work to be Completed in the Student Composition Book
Mondays:
Date: Write “Today is _____(day, month, date, year).”
Narrative Writing: Write at least 3 sentences about what you plan to do today, using the words first, next, and last.
Reading Log: Read for at least 30 minutes. Write “I read ______ (titles of books).”
Spelling Assignment: Write Phonics Words in sentences.
Math: Write our Number of the Week + 1 = ___, our Number of the Week – 1 = ___, our Number of the Week + 10 = ___, our Number of the Week – 10 = ___
Tuesdays:
Date: “Today is _____(day, month, date, year).”
Informational Writing: Write at least three sentences to teach a Kindergartner facts about something you know.
Reading Log: Read for at least 30 minutes. Write “I read ______ (titles of books).”
Spelling Assignment: Write Snap Words in sentences.
Math: Write 5 addition equations that equal our Number of the Week.
Wednesdays:
Date: “Today is _____(day, month, date, year).”
Narrative Writing: Write at least 3 sentences about what you plan to do today, using the words first, next, and last.
Reading Log: Read for at least 30 minutes. Write “I read ______ (titles of books).”
Spelling Assignment: Write Phonics Words 5 times each. Sound out each word. Then say each letter and word aloud as you write.
Math: Write 5 subtraction equations that equal our Number of the Week.
Thursdays:
Date: “Today is _____(day, month, date, year).”
Informational Writing: Write at least three sentences to teach a Kindergartner facts about something you know.
Reading Log: Read for at least 30 minutes. Write “I read ______ (titles of books).”
Spelling Assignment: Write Snap Words 5 times each. Say each letter and word aloud as you write.
Math: Write a story problem that equals our Number of the Week.
Fridays:
Date: “Today is _____(day, month, date, year).”
Opinion Writing: Write at least three sentences telling which of the books you read this week was your favorite and giving reasons why you liked it.
Reading Log: Read for at least 30 minutes. Write “I read ______ (titles of books).”
Spelling Test: Have an adult quiz you on the spelling words. Practice any you miss.
Math: Choose one of the math games in the independent study packet to play with someone in your family.
Weekly Phonics, Snap Words, and Math Focus
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Week of April 13
Phonics Words: cow, town, loud, mouse, shout
Snap Words: more, idea, soon, often, such
Number of the Week: 34
My Math Workbook: Chapter 7 - Graphs - Lessons 1-4 and Check My Progress
Week of April 20
Phonics Words: boy, joy, coin, toy, point
Snap Words: think, family, never, house, wait
Number of the Week: 35
My Math Workbook: Chapter 7 - Graphs - Lessons 5-6, Review and Reflect
Week of April 27
Phonics Words: auto, claw, haul, paw, dawn
Snap Words: again, each, begin, goes, together
Number of the Week: 36
My Math Workbook: Chapter 8 - Measurement - Lessons 1-4 and Check My Progress
Week of May 4
Phonics Words: moon, book, cool, foot, soon
Snap Words: does, friend, enough, should, you're
Number of the Week: 37
My Math Workbook: Chapter 8 - Time - Lessons 5-9, Review and Reflect
Week of May 11
Phonics Words: air, bear, care, chair, dare
Snap Words: through, ready, might, suddenly, special
Number of the Week: 38
My Math Workbook: Chapter 9 - Shapes - Lessons 1-4 and Check My Progress
Week of May 18
Phonics Words: played, jumped, ended, clapping, running
Snap Words: beautiful, couldn't, either, thought, they're
Number of the Week: 39
My Math Workbook: Chapter 9 - Shapes - Lessons 5-7 and Check My Progress
Week of May 25
Phonics Words: sunshine, cupcake, snowman, football, hotdog
Snap Words: while, probably, near, everything, wouldn't
Number of the Week: 40
My Math Workbook: Chapter 9 - Equal Parts - Lessons 8-10, Review and Reflect
Week of June 1
Phonics Words: review any words missed in previous weeks
Snap Words: review any words missed in previous weeks
Number of the Week: 100
My Math Workbook: Chapter 10 - 3D Shapes - Lessons 1-4, Review and Reflect