Grade 3-5 Scholars
Welcome! We Miss You!
Welcome! We Miss You!
We want all of you to know that we miss having you in class with face-to-face learning and teaching. We also hope your family is healthy and that you are thriving as best as you can during these very hard times. If you need anything from your teachers or administrators, please, reach out to us on the BPS website remotelearning@bostonpublicschools.org.
We want all of you to know that we miss having you in class with face-to-face learning and teaching. We also hope your family is healthy and that you are thriving as best as you can during these very hard times. If you need anything from your teachers or administrators, please, reach out to us on the BPS website remotelearning@bostonpublicschools.org.
Here you can find activities for learning at home. Just click on your grade level to explore activities and resources for all students, including English Learners. You will find ELA, Math, Health, Physical Education, Arts, Social Studies, Science and more! Join the fun and learn from home with us!
Here you can find activities for learning at home. Just click on your grade level to explore activities and resources for all students, including English Learners. You will find ELA, Math, Health, Physical Education, Arts, Social Studies, Science and more! Join the fun and learn from home with us!
We have added grade level standards to our weekly materials. Many of you have heard the term ‘standard’ in many of your classrooms but here is some clarification.
We have added grade level standards to our weekly materials. Many of you have heard the term ‘standard’ in many of your classrooms but here is some clarification.
Standards spell out what students are expected to learn in each grade and each subject. Each state Department of Education creates standards for schools within the state. These standards guide teachers in what they teach and what is on the MCAS. In other words, standards are guideposts for schools. Teachers, parents and students can use them as a tool to focus on what students are expected to learn.
Standards spell out what students are expected to learn in each grade and each subject. Each state Department of Education creates standards for schools within the state. These standards guide teachers in what they teach and what is on the MCAS. In other words, standards are guideposts for schools. Teachers, parents and students can use them as a tool to focus on what students are expected to learn.