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Hawley Elementary has purchased accounts for students in grades 3-6 to practice skills that are tested on the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments (MCAs). Students are encouraged to practice these skills at home as well at school to achieve the goal of meeting and exceeding the educational goals of our state.We will be using Study Island as a supplement to our normal reading curriculum.
November Challenge
During the month of November, Mrs. Tjaden's reading classes will be focusing
4.Language Benchmarks: Conventions of Standard English.
Students will need to finish all 8 areas with a Blue Ribbon on each in order to receive the awesome reward Mrs. T has planned for them!! Students will get a bit of time in school to practice, but it would be awesome to use online time at home as well.
Instructions for Use:
Go to https://app.studyisland.com/cfw/login/
Student Login: firstname.lastname
Password:hawley
example: jennifer.tjaden/hawley
- Click on the MN STANDARDS and choose from the section tab (math, ELA, science, social studies.) that you wish to work on.
- To pass a topic, you must satisfy the topic’s passing requirements which are based a minimum number of questions answered (usually 10) and a minimum percentage correct (around 70%). A blue ribbon icon is displayed next to all passed topics.
- When you pass all topics in all sections, you have completed the program and will be well prepared to take the state test.
To Access the Reports:
- After your child has logged in, select a subject from the left-hand side of the screen to access the reports. (See the screen shot below.)
- Here, you will find a variety of reports with information such as how much time your child has spent on various subjects, how they used their time, and what questions they missed. You will also be able to compare your child with other children in their state that are using Study Island. You can select reports by Subject or select the Summary option to get all subjects.
About the Program:
Study Island is a leading provider of web-based state assessment preparation programs and standards based learning programs. Since the Study Island state assessment program is completely web-based, students can access it from any computer with an Internet connection and a standard web browser (Internet Explorer or Netscape). Results from students study sessions are recorded and made available to the teachers. This includes results from sessions completed at home. The program is divided into sections based on subject (math, reading, etc.). Each section is made up of 10 to 25 topics. Each topic contains about 20 to 25 questions with explanations. All topics are accompanied by a lesson which includes some brief information about the material covered by the questions in the topics. It is helpful to view the lesson before answering the questions in the topic.
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