Resources
1. Student Email
1. Student Email
Using student email is a very useful way for students to stay connected with their teachers.
Using student email is a very useful way for students to stay connected with their teachers.
Students can email ANY of their teachers using the teacher's first.lastname@wesdschools.org.
Students can email ANY of their teachers using the teacher's first.lastname@wesdschools.org.
Every student has a WESD email account through the district. The student email address is always the student's ID number, followed by "@wesdschools.org". (ex. 15000@wesdschools.org).
Every student has a WESD email account through the district. The student email address is always the student's ID number, followed by "@wesdschools.org". (ex. 15000@wesdschools.org).
To access student email, students will also need their password. Student passwords are set up as their "initials-birthday" (ex. Adam Smith born on 10/12/2010 will have the password "as-10122010").
If you are having trouble, you can also watch this informational video.
2. Moby Max
2. Moby Max
Moby Max offers lessons in all subject areas. Students can work on general lessons for each content area, play games using earned game time, and work on assignments given by teachers for targeted review.
Moby Max offers lessons in all subject areas. Students can work on general lessons for each content area, play games using earned game time, and work on assignments given by teachers for targeted review.
To access Moby Max, click here.
To access Moby Max, click here.
To sign in, the students will use their WESD email address and WESD password.
email: IDnumber@wesdschools.org (ex. 615000@wesdschools.org)
password: initials-birthday (ex. rd-10122010)
3. Helpful Videos
3. Helpful Videos
How to log in to student email: click here.
How to log in to student email: click here.
How to log in to Google Classroom: click here.
How to log in to Google Classroom: click here.
4. OTHER THINGS...
4. OTHER THINGS...
- Here are some fun online Jeopardy games that will help you practice AZMERIT skills…you can play with teams or by yourself…
https://jeopardylabs.com/play/8th-grade-reading-review3
https://jeopardylabs.com/play/8th-grade-staar-reading-review
https://jeopardylabs.com/play/8th-grade-reading-staar-review13
https://www.playfactile.com/8reading
- Check out this article called, "60 Free Educational Websites Parents Can Access While Schools Are Closed”.
- Here’s a fun website that lets you do “blackout poetry” (which we did in class last fall) online using non-fiction articles; check it out…