Links
The following links are helpful for our third graders.
Chromebook Expectations: These are the expectations we have for our Chromebooks.
Wonders Language Arts: This is our District's adopted language arts program.
http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com
Savvas Envision Math: This is our District's adopted mathematics program.
Scholastic News: Informational text with questions, quizzes, videos, vocabulary slides, and other activities are in this subscription.
ABCUSD Website: Our District website
Brain Pop Jr: Fun short videos that teach various topics with quizzes, games, and other activities.
Newsela.com: Here students can read Informative Texts at their Lexile Levels, take quizzes, review power words, and write paragraphs with details related to the central idea of the story. Please supervise and monitor what your child is reading. It is recommended to go to News and under this tab, click on KIDS section. Click on Lower Elementary Level on the left hand side and your child's Lexile level. Activities are on the right side of the Lexile level. Science, art, opinion, and other topics are recommended with parental supervision.
ReadWorks.org: Reading comprehension stories on various topics.
Spelling City: Fun website to practice spelling and vocabulary words.
www.Spellingcity.com/3rdgradeteachers3
Smarter Balance: Here is the website for Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC). The SBAC is taken in the Spring and it is an assessment for Third Grade and up. These are the steps for sample questions of a practice test: Go the website and under the Assessments tab, click on Practice tests and Sample questions. Next, click on California. You should be at the Online Practice and Training Tests portal. Click on the Green icon (Student Interface Practice and Training tests). Login is not required. Click on Student Interface. Guest User is on. Sign on. Select Grade 3. Practice tests appear. Click on Language Arts and Mathematics.
GoNoodle: Fun movements with music and dance are on GoNoodle.
IXL: Various third grade skills for practice are available on IXL.
Kahoot.com: Fun learning games and quizzes are on Kahoot.com.
Epic!: Epic! has a variety of books. Audiobooks are also available. All students, especially our English learners, will benefit listening to stories on Epic!
http://www.getepic.com/students
Log in with your class code.
Vooks is a great resource to use in the home with your children. Vooks is a streaming library of ad-free, kid-safe animated read-aloud storybooks, trusted by teachers and enjoyed by millions of children around the world every week. It is an entire library of storybooks, brought to life, to help encourage the love of reading. You can sign up for Vooks and use the take-home resources to help keep your children reading 20 minutes a day during these extraordinary times.
Sign Up Link:
www.vooks.com/parent-resources
Resources for many Vooks can be found here:
https://www.vooks.com/resources
Virtual Library with Ms. Claudia Rodriguez
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