Grade
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AK
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Seussville and Other Dr. Seuss Games
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make predictions.
-I can use technology to support my learning.
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Kindergarten
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Seussville and Other
Dr. Seuss Games
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
-I can use technology to support my learning.
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1st grade
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Atkins: Seussville and Other Dr. Seuss Games
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make predictions.
-I can use technology to support my learning.
Keystone: Celebrating Dr. Seuss’s
Birthday with iPad Apps
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
-I can create technology to create a presentation with help from
my teacher, family or student partner.
Use a variety of technology tools and media-rich resources to
work collaboratively with others.
-I can use technology to share
ideas with others
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2nd grade
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Front Row (math)
Use technology to create projects, identify
patterns, and make predictions.
-I can use technology to support my learning.
-I
can use technology to see patterns and make predictions. |
3rd grade
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Morning of Interest Research
Project continued
Utilize digital tools and resources to investigate real–world
issues, answer questions, or solve problems.
-I can use more than one resource.
-I can find information online to solve problems and answer
questions.
Use technology resources to create original projects, identify
patterns, make predictions, and propose solutions.
-I can use technology to create a presentation with help from my
teacher, family or student partner.
-I can use technology to share my ideas with others.
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4th grade
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Kidblog
Use technology resources to create original projects, identify
patterns, make predictions, and propose solutions.
-I can create and share new ideas and products and processes
related to curriculum content.
Use interactive technologies in a collaborative group to produce
digital presentations or products in a curricular area.
-I can use technology to work with others.
-I can use technology to learn with other people who are not in
my school.
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5th grade
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Exploration in the STEAM Space
Utilize digital tools and resources to investigate real–world
issues, answer questions, or solve problems.
Understand technology hardware and software system operations
and their application.
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6th grade
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Using Tinkercad to Create 3D
Printing Designs
Demonstrate creative thinking in the design and development of
innovative technology products and problem solving.
-I can work individually and collaboratively to create and
display, publish, or perform products.
-I can create and share new ideas and products related to
curriculum content.
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Monday, February 27, 2017
Priority Standards for Feb. 28-Mar. 7
Thursday, February 23, 2017
Digital Driver's License
Fifth grade students have been working on getting their Digital Driver's License in order to learn more about online safety and safe use of technology.
Did you know...
Fifth grade students also received a booklet about online safety which should be coming home. You can ask your child about something they learned, such as about how to create secure passwords (check out this link) and to think about what information and pictures they post/share/text.
You can also check out more information about the DDL by clicking on "About the DDL" near the bottom of this website. Students used their Benton Google Apps account to login and complete the activities.
Did you know...
- almost half of all teens report they had sent a text message they later wished they hadn't.
- a secure password could have numbers, symbols, or even purposefully misspelled words.
- you should never give your passwords or account numbers to someone who calls you or sends you an email, even if they claim to be from a company you use (such as Netflix or your bank).
Fifth grade students also received a booklet about online safety which should be coming home. You can ask your child about something they learned, such as about how to create secure passwords (check out this link) and to think about what information and pictures they post/share/text.
You can also check out more information about the DDL by clicking on "About the DDL" near the bottom of this website. Students used their Benton Google Apps account to login and complete the activities.
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Priority Standards for Feb. 17-27
Grade
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AK
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ABCya
Use a variety of technology tools and media-rich resources to
work collaboratively with others.
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Kindergarten
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Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
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1st grade
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Code.org or Sumdog
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
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2nd grade
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Sumdog or Front Row
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
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3rd grade
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Morning of Interest Research
Project
Utilize digital tools and resources to investigate real–world
issues, answer questions, or solve problems.
Use technology resources to create original projects, identify
patterns, make predictions, and propose solutions.
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4th grade
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Using Keywords to Search continued
Use technological resources to develop and refine questions for
investigation.
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5th grade
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Digital Driver’s License continued
Understand and practice appropriate, legal, and safe uses of
technology for lifelong learning.
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6th grade
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Using Tinkercad to Create 3D
Printing Designs
Demonstrate creative thinking in the design and development of
innovative technology products and problem solving.
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Monday, February 13, 2017
Google Expeditions at Norway
Norway 4th and 5th graders had a chance to visit some exciting destinations via VR, or Virtual Reality.
Fourth grade has been learning about Ecosystems in science. Students were able to visit rainforest, ocean, grassland, desert, and others. Students were also able to see some animal and plant adaptations in the Borneo Rainforest to learn about vocabulary. The Dead Leaf Mantis is brown and uses that to blend into the forest floor, while students also saw a green praying mantis which blends in with the living palm leaves.
Fifth grade visited some National Parks to compare the landforms between different regions of the U.S. Students were able to visit Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Yosemite and Yellowstone parks.
Fourth grade has been learning about Ecosystems in science. Students were able to visit rainforest, ocean, grassland, desert, and others. Students were also able to see some animal and plant adaptations in the Borneo Rainforest to learn about vocabulary. The Dead Leaf Mantis is brown and uses that to blend into the forest floor, while students also saw a green praying mantis which blends in with the living palm leaves.
Fifth grade visited some National Parks to compare the landforms between different regions of the U.S. Students were able to visit Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Yosemite and Yellowstone parks.
Friday, February 10, 2017
Priority Standards for Feb. 9-16
Grade
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AK
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ABCya
Use a variety of technology tools and media-rich resources to
work collaboratively with others.
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Kindergarten
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Room Recess
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
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1st grade
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Code.org continued
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
Understand and practice appropriate and safe uses of technology.
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2nd grade
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Code.org OR Online Books
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
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3rd grade
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ATKINS Code.org
Understand and practice appropriate, legal, and safe uses of
technology for lifelong learning.
KEYSTONE Morning
of Interest Research Project
Utilize digital tools and resources to investigate real–world
issues, answer questions, or solve problems.
Use technology resources to create original projects, identify
patterns, make predictions, and propose solutions.
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4th grade
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Using Keywords to Search
Use technological resources to develop and refine questions for
investigation.
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5th grade
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Digital Driver’s License continued
Understand and practice appropriate, legal, and safe uses of
technology for lifelong learning.
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6th grade
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Using Tinkercad to Create 3D
Printing Designs
Demonstrate creative thinking in the design and development of
innovative technology products and problem solving.
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Thursday, February 9, 2017
Coach Sloth to Visit Atkins and Keystone Elementaries
I am excited to share that we are going to be hosting Iowa author "Coach Sloth" on February 22. He will visit Atkins in the morning and Keystone in the afternoon. During his visit he will be sharing life experiences, discussing how he developed his characters, and delivering an anti-bullying message.
About Coach Sloth:
Growing up in Dike and Belmond, Iowa, Coach Sloth played all sports, but loved football. He played Cornerback for the Iowa State Cyclones and in 2000, helped lead the Cyclones to their best record and first bowl victory. Coach Sloth has spent 10 seasons coaching arena and college football. He also had the opportunity to be a football player in 5 movies - We Are Marshall, Leatherhead, Touchback, Amazing Spiderman, and The Dark Knight Rises. Coach Sloth has a son and daughter names Tucker and Taylor.
Growing up in Dike and Belmond, Iowa, Coach Sloth played all sports, but loved football. He played Cornerback for the Iowa State Cyclones and in 2000, helped lead the Cyclones to their best record and first bowl victory. Coach Sloth has spent 10 seasons coaching arena and college football. He also had the opportunity to be a football player in 5 movies - We Are Marshall, Leatherhead, Touchback, Amazing Spiderman, and The Dark Knight Rises. Coach Sloth has a son and daughter names Tucker and Taylor.
Photo from http://coachsloth.com/photo-gallery.html
Students will receive a note about the visit and an order form if families would like to purchase books. Order forms are due Friday, Feb. 17. Coach Sloth does not charge for his visit, but he does ask that we promote his visit and any books we order help pay for his travel fees. He will autograph books the students purchase.
You can access the order form by here.
Thursday, February 2, 2017
Priority Standards for Feb. 1-8
Grade
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AK
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Splash Math
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
·
I can use technology to support my
learning.
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Kindergarten
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Room Recess
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
·
I can use technology to support my
learning.
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1st grade
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Code.org continued
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
·
I can use technology to see patterns and
make predictions.
Understand and practice appropriate and safe uses of technology.
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I can be safe online and not share personal
information.
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2nd grade
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Sumdog OR Book Reviews continued
Use technology to create projects, identify patterns, and make
predictions.
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I can use technology to support my
learning.
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3rd grade
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Code.org
Use technology resources to create original projects, identify
patterns, make predictions, and propose solutions.
Understand and practice appropriate, legal, and safe uses of
technology for lifelong learning.
·
I can be safe online and not share personal
information.
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I can use technology to assist my learning.
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4th grade
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Using Keywords to Search
Use technological resources to develop and refine questions for
investigation.
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I can find information online to solve
problems.
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5th grade
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Digital Driver’s License continued
Understand and practice appropriate, legal, and safe uses of
technology for lifelong learning.
·
I can be safe online and keep personal
information private.
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I can be respectful of others by not
stealing materials or information online.
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I can use technology to assist my learning.
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6th grade
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Using Tinkercad to Create 3D
Printing Designs
Demonstrate creative thinking in the design and development of
innovative technology products and problem solving.
·
I can work individually and collaboratively
to create and display, publish, or perform products.
·
I can create and share new ideas and
products related to curriculum content.
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