Embedded Files
CVUSD Resources
CVUSD Resources
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Students will need to log in through Clever, choose the LDAP option, and then log in with their 6 digit CVUSD student ID and your learn account password.
Students will need to log into Google with their @learn.conejousd.net account, and then click on the Pearson App in the Google "waffle" to access this curriculum.
Students can access curriculum in all subject areas. Moby Max is used as intervention, enrichment or reinforcement.
First, students will need to locate their school. If you don't have the schools code, you can locate it by the name of the school. Then, students can use their 6 digit CVUSD ID number as their username and password.
In order to access Gizmos, students would have needed to already set up their account with their teacher.
English Language Development
English Language Development
ELD Printed Materials
ELD Printed Materials
Students will need to log in using Google Chrome, and then enter their username (student ID) and password (student ID) to access this ELD curriculum.
For more information on how to log in to Rosetta Stone, click HERE for English.
For more information on how to log in to Rosetta Stone, click HERE for Spanish.
Students will need to log in using Google Chrome, and then enter their username and password (same as the one they use in class) to access this ELD curriculum.
For more information on how to log in to iLit ELL, click HERE for English.
For more information on how to log in to iLit ELL, click HERE for Spanish.
Non-Publisher Related Resources
Non-Publisher Related Resources
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Click on the images or titles to take you to the websites.
For non-publisher related resources, parents will need to create accounts in order for students to access the sites. Individual teachers may have accounts created for your students. Students can use that log in information if they are aware of it, if not you can create a new one.
For non-publisher related resources, parents will need to create accounts in order for students to access the sites. Individual teachers may have accounts created for your students. Students can use that log in information if they are aware of it, if not you can create a new one.
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Non-Tech Related Resources
Non-Tech Related Resources
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