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December 6, 2017

Below is a photograph of a dog lost in the Carson neighborhood last night. She is microchipped, but not wearing her collar. If you see her, would you please try to get her to a vet or shelter?

Thank you!

Feed the Monster

Animal Who?

Bloopie’s Colors

Bubble Puzzle– Click start to begin!

Challenging:

Make a Pizza

Magic Paint

Tidy the Classroom

June 5, 2017 _Update_

Summer Meals for Students/Comidas de Verano para Estudiantes

1. Free Summer Food Program/Programa libre de comida de verano 
   1. San Jose Public Library/Biblioteca Pública de San José; more information at the bottom of this post!
      
2. Free healthy meals from USDA, administered by the California Department of Education, no child needs to go hungry when school is out of session this summer.
   1. To find the nearest summer meal, text “FOOD” or “COMIDA” for Spanish to 877-877, dial 2-1-1 or visit http://bit.ly/CASummerMeals17

May 23, 2017

Reading Rockets! Summer Ideas for teachers to share with families.

• Every single great idea for Summer reading and math on one page. There are even links to other websites that feature rich language and help students learn about the world. Take one section at a time to figure out what will work for you and be fun for your family.

Start With A Book

• A Summer reading website sponsored by Reading Rockets! Children’s book recommendations, videos, and activities built around high-interest themes. Originally targeted to Washington, D.C. families and summer school teachers, with resources everyone can use.

Reading Rockets! Parents page

• A great jumping-off point for families, with research, activities, videos and more to help you support your children, including:
  • Everyday Conversations-activities to encourage speech and language development.
  • Launching Young Readers-the award-winning PBS series that you can watch online
  • Colorin Colorado! – A bilingual site for educators and families of English learners

Drumming Out Syllables – Video of The Syllable Game

What is 21st Century Education? – Video!

A 3-Minute Video Explaining the Common Core Standards

Common Core: Standards, Not Curriculum – National PTA Video

San Jose Unified School District – Main Page

• 21st Century Learning
• K-8 California’s Common Core Parents’ Handbook
• SJUSD Common Core FAQs

Common Core State Standards State Standards Initiative

• All About the Standards/ Frequently Asked Questions
• What Parents Should Know
• Read the Standards

Metametrics

• Find the Right Book For you!

Carson Elementary Blended Learning Links

San Jose Public Library  Summer Reading

San Jose Public Library  Free Summer Food

Minimouse

Bees and Honey

Fun Mouse Practice

Mr Squirrel’s Mouse Practice

Mousing Around!

May 10, 2016

Welcome to Carson Elementary School’s Literacy Night!

You are visiting the “Carson Connections” station. I want you to practice entering a web address, clicking on hyperlinks, and using the “back” button. Since you are here, you have entered the correct URL, or web address. Congratulations! Below are the hyperlinks you will be visiting:

1. Clifford’s Letter Match
2. Clifford’s Sound Match
3. Rhyme Time! with Grover
4. Starfall: Learn to Read
5. ABCya! – Click on your grade to pick good-fit games.
6. Carson’s Adaptive Learning Links page – look for the link to Ms. Seyan’s blog on the right hand side!

Which page would you like to visit again? :o)

February 9, 2016

February 8th-10th will be the final three days of this session of our After School Group (ASG).

A new group will start right after Winter Break; the first day of the new ASG will be Monday, February 22.

Some of you will be in the new group, and some of you will “graduate”. You will find out tomorrow!

Here are the sites you can visit during your Preferred Activity time in class:

http://www.typingclub.com

http://www.funbrain.com/

http://www.pbskids.com

http://www.coolmath-games.com/

http://www.nick.com/

http://www.animaljam.com/welcome

http://www.poptropica.com/

http://www.primarygames.com/

Enjoy!! 🙂

Students in the after school group will do Lexia, Dreambox, and typing in addition to written skill builders and small group work. Please follow teacher directions for each day to find out what your assignment is.

Friday, January 15th was Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday. I am sure many of you are learning about this important American in your classes. This week, you have the opportunity to listen to his most famous speech during your group time!

Martin Luther King’s “I Have A Dream” speech

Video: “The Man Who Changed America”

Photographs and Biographical Essay on National Geographic.com

Typing Resources:

Those of you with fewer Lexia minutes per week need to be working on typing skills for your in-class writing assignments as well as for the SBAC in the Spring! Please click on the following link for online typing activities to practice with:

Typing Games Online

Finally, remember that there’s no school on Monday in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. We will be back in class on Tuesday, January 19th!