Distance Learning

Along with the weekly “At Home Learning Calendar,” if your student would like to keep their mind growing, I will include extra activities displayed on a BINGO board. Their goal is to try and see how many BINGO’s they are able to get. There are also a lot of other learning resources available to you right in your own home. The following are just a few ideas to help children transition to distance learning and provide engaging learning activities:

• Make up fun dress up days each week for your student(s). For example: pajama day, crazy sock day, color days, sport day, etc.

• Let them be part of the planning by talking to them about what they will be working on each day.

• Include one hour of outside activity. The sun is great for their immune system.

• Spend time reading together.

• Designate daily chores for your student to do.

• Have your student cook something with you. A lot of math can be done in the kitchen!

I miss all of your students so, so much! Please do not hesitate to reach out to me with questions or concerns.

Thank You,

Ms. Hurtz