Google classroom

Good evening parents and students

I am currently working hard to learn how google classroom works in order to try get you all involved for a Friday start up lesson. Thank you to everyone that I was able to get in contact with via phone and email. The next week will be a steep learning curve and we will take it slow to make sure we all understand the new process of learning. I am however confident we will be able to achieve a lot after looking at the program and what we should be able to achieve. We will be able to have classroom online lessons where I will be able to help students with their work as well as give instruction. We have be lucky enough to have had experiences this year using google docs and google slides, this will make the transition much easier as we will be able to use these programs for our work.

I was going to upload a video read aloud today however due to copyright I will wait until Friday using google meet for our first face to face meeting as a class.

Thank you all again for your patience we will be up and running again very soon!!!

Keep up the reading skills using Raz Kids and Epic I am able to see who is using these programs as well and those using prodigy to keep their math skills up to date.

For tomorrow (Thursday 1st April):
Reading task
Division skills
Editing 
Edit sentences
Story writing prompt (Type your story on google docs)





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