Tuesday, June 2, 2020

Tuesday, June 2nd!

Updates
  • Students will now need a DOE account to access zoom. 
  • (You will need your child's OSIS number to access the account- I will text it to you this week.)
    To retrieve student account ID and password, visit: Student Account Self Service https://idm.nycenet.edu/students/start.form  

  • The Learning packet that may be used for the remainder of the school year is available for pick-up this week from 9am - 1pm.  Also available for pick up is a backpack with fun learning materials inside! Please remember to bring a shopping bag with you to pick up the items.

  • Online learning will continue for the rest of this school year.

  • Please complete the Remote Learning Survey located HERE!


The DOE Account is required for All Zoom Meetings.
Please go to the zoom website, sign in with your child's email (the email is their username @nycstudents.net) and the password you have chosen.  After you have signed in, you may click the link provided below.



        Zoom Meetings for this Week

Whole Class Session:
Today, Tuesday, June 2nd @ 12:00 pm
Meeting ID: 967 2821 3028
Password:123456 
Join URL: https://zoom.us/j/96728213028?pwd=cExUMk1YL0h0ZWlWVzdkZVpQT1FPdz09


Small Group Sessions:
Please choose whichever day works best for you, as we will be going over the same material in both groups.

Wednesday, June 3rd @ 12:00 pm
Meeting ID: 967 2821 3028
Thursday, June 4th @ 12:00 pm
Meeting ID: 967 2821 3028
Password:123456 
Join URL: https://zoom.us/j/96728213028?pwd=cExUMk1YL0h0ZWlWVzdkZVpQT1FPdz09


    Instructional Theme:
    Babies

    Question for the Week:
    What can we learn about animal babies?

    Weekly Foundational Read-Aloud: 
    Over in the Meadow by Ezra Jack Keats

    The YouTube Link to the weekly Read-Aloud is located: HERE

    Questions to ask your child in response to the read-aloud:



    • How many little turtles did the mother turtle have?   
    • What is a meadow?

    Learn at Home activity for today:

    Tuesday: 

    Play-Doh Animals: 
    If play-doh or clay is available, your child can create the animal babies they are studying. Show your child pictures of the animal so they may reference as they create. Use the names of the animal babies frequently throughout the activity. Children can also use play-doh or clay to create objects related to the animal babies such as food, homes, etc. Ask your child to tell you about their animal. You can add this as dictation to their project or invite them to add their own writing!


    Continued Weekly Activity


    Animal Babies:  Children can use recycled materials to create the animal babies that they are studying.  They can look at pictures found online to reference as they create. Children can also use recycled materials to create objects related to the animal babies such as food, homes, etc. Ask your child to tell you about their animal and add this as dictation to their project or invite them to add their own writing.  Please email a picture of any completed work to MsMcGarryCOVID19@gmail.com !


    Thank you to all the students and parents that have sent me pictures of the children's work!  I will be adding more pictures as they come in!













    Music / Movement Activity:

    The Goldfish Song


    For additional Music and Movement Activities, please look at Ms. Alma's Blog, located HERE!




    I will be contacting parents twice a week to check in.  If you would like to share any resources with other families, please let me know and I will add it to the blog!

    Some resources that have been shared by parents:

         Apps:
                      MarcoPolo 
                      Khan Academy Kids
                      ABC Mouse
                      TinyBots (one time $2.99 fee)




    Other Useful Resources / Tips / Ideas


    Scholastic Learn at Home - The website offers multiple days of content including read-alouds, movement activities, STEM activities, drawing activities, building activities, etc.  

    One of the parents suggested to set up a free Zoom account and have one family member or friend teach their child something new each day via a Zoom call!


    If you have any questions or concerns that are not addressed during our weekly phone calls, please feel free to email me at MsMcGarryCOVID19@gmail.com



    As always, please make sure to read the OLQM school blog for additional updates and information located, HERE!

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