HOW TO LOG INTO YOUR CHILD'S GOOGLE ACCOUNT You will need: 1. Your child's gmail address that you received back in March 2. Your child's 8 character (or longer) student password Step 1: G o to https://accounts.google.com/ Step 2: Enter in your child's entire gmail address Step 3: Enter your child's 8 character (or longer) student password. If you have not completed this step you will not be able to log in. Still need to reset your password to one that is 8 characters or longer? CLICK HERE Step 4: Click on the dots on the top right of the screen. Click on Google Classroom. The second picture shows you where to find the different Google tools Step 5. Enter the classroom code: rl3yblc
Reminders: LIbrary Books: If your child has library books at home from last year, please send them in as we would love to have them back on our bookshelves and in our classrooms. September 28th: Terry Fox Run during gym September 30th: Orange Shirt Day - wear an orange shirt or something orange to honour those who were in residential schools and to affirm that every child matters October 1st is our first Spirit Day. The students have chosen Pajama Day. Students may wear a clean pair of pjs, but we ask that stuffies and toys stay at home. Here are some notable activities from the week: During Language Arts, we are reviewing the graphemes (letters with their sounds). This is a good review for all students as they it helps them be more aware of letter sounds when they are reading and writing. This week we reviewed the letters; o, s, qu and b. Along with reviewing the letter names and sounds, we are also learning/reviewing how to print ...
Reminders: October 9th: is a PD Day NO SCHOOL October 12th: Thanksgiving NO SCHOOL October 14th: Picture Day! Here are some notable activities from the week: During Language Arts, we are reviewing the graphemes (letters with their sounds). This is a good review for all students as they it helps them be more aware of letter sounds when they are reading and writing. This week we reviewed the letters; e, h, i, j and k. Along with reviewing the letter names and sounds, we are also learning/reviewing how to print the letters properly so that their printing becomes more efficient. Remember, we always start printing a letter from the top. Here are a few fun videos we watched to review letters sounds and printing. Please review these letters and sounds if your child is still learning their letters and sounds. The last video on the list is has actions to go with the graphemes, which we review every day and just add one more letter each day. Letter...
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