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While we’re away from school, students should still be working on Technology lessons posted here. Since we meet once a week, you are expected to work on my lessons for the same amount of time we’re in class. Parents can email me with any questions. If requested, students’ parents will need to email documents for grading. If it’s online work (like coding), I can monitor progress remotely,
HERE’S WHAT WE’RE DOING! Update: 6/8/2020 CLASSES END JUNE 6TH
Q4: MIDDLE SCHOOL – Update: 6/8/2020
8th Grade: Congratulations to all 8th Grade Students!! You did it! Here’s a link to the 2020 SMRS Award Ceremony.
6th and 7th Grade – Many of you are still missing assignments. Please check Google Classroom to be sure all of your work is submitted. Grades are due June 10th so ALL WORK MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN MONDAY, JUNE 8TH.
I have returned several handouts because one or both were submitted incomplete or not according to directions. Please check your respective Google Classroom for the assignments and make sure you’ve submitted them. All work should be submitted on Google Classroom and not emailed to me directly. Thank you for your cooperation with this.
I still have a few students who have not joined my Google Classroom. Unless you have made specific alternate arrangements with me, all work will be posted on ONLY on Google Classroom and needs to be submitted via that site as well. If anyone has any questions or problems with this, please contact me.
Q4: 5th Grade – Update: 6/1/2020 – Please check to be sure your child has completed all work due May 6th. I do accept late submissions but please be aware that while I do not assess a penalty, the system automatically marks it late. Email me directly or send a message through Google Classroom if you have any questions or problems!
I have been checking the Code.org website and there are several students who have not completed any lessons in our classroom. Be advised, if a student fails to complete any lessons on Code.org, he/she will receive a zero (0) for that assignment.
Mrs. Santarelli’s 5th Grade Coding Class
Q4: 4th Grade – Update June 1, 2020 – Continue working with coding and keyboarding. Information for both are below.
Visit Mrs. Santarelli’s 4th Grade Coding Class
All login info was emailed to parents.
Visit Mrs. Santarelli’s 4th Grade Typing.com Class
All login info was emailed to parents.
SIDE NOTE: If you’re working in Scratch, please email the embed code so I can see your work. I’m excited to see what you’ve been doing in Scratch!
All login information has been emailed to parents.
Visit Mrs. Santarelli’s 3rd Grade Typing Classroom
All login information has been emailed to parents.
Remember, students should spend no more than 30-40 minutes on Technology class work. We meet once/week and that is how much they would spend working on my assignments in any given week.
Q4: 2nd Grade – Update June 1, 2020 Continue working on coding and keyboarding. Remember that students are only asked to spend about 20-30 minutes/week on Technology classwork. If you want to work ahead, go for it! But as a technology requirement, you are doing PLENTY OF TECHNOLOGY WORK IN YOUR OTHER CLASSES!
Also, students only have Technology Class for approx. 30 minutes/week. They are not required to spend any more time than that in any given week (whether it’s keyboarding or coding or a combination of both). Of course, if they wish to do more, by all means encourage them!
Visit Mrs. Santarelli’s 2nd Grade Coding Course.
In addition, I have created accounts on Typing.com. All students have been assigned accounts. I have emailed all parents the login info.
Mrs. Santarelli’s 2nd Grade Typing Course.
When you reach the page, you will choose “Use My Existing Typing.com.” I already created accounts. Upon first login, you will be prompted to change your child’s password. I have also associated one of your emails with the Typing.com account in the event you need to retrieve any of your child’s account information from the website. Feel free to change the password I entered. Since I encourage all students to work at their own pace, I will not add any more Typing assignments on the website. Your child can work as far along as they would like. Accounts on Typing.com AND Code.org will be available all summer in the event that they wish to continue.