SuperTeacherWorksheets Access

Posted on March 23, 2020 by msjuliecybulskimalik

I emailed to ask about free access – here is the reply!

Hello,

Thank you for using Super Teacher Worksheets!

Our hearts reach out to the many communities affected by the COVID-19 virus. As many schools in these communities are closed, we understand that teachers and administrators are in need of online, remote learning tools.

I can provide you with access to our shared temporary account. This account is complementary and the login information is shared with others.

You can login to the site using:

Username: temporaryaccess

Password: stayhealthy

I hope this helps!

Thank you for using Super Teacher Worksheets and have a wonderful day!

Jen Nagy

SuperTeacherWorksheets

Study Ladder

Posted on March 19, 2020 by msjuliecybulskimalik

I also signed our class up for a free version of Studyladder. This website will help reinforce what has been taught in school, at home. Your child can access three free activities, after school hours.

Class: Grade One

Alexis
Username alx47107 Password cat

Bradyn

username bed 23787 password bird

Charlie

Username car80190 Password full

Chivonne
Username chi31263 Password nice

Heran
Username her10014 Password pencil

Jack
Username jak74837 Password flag

Jamison
Username jai29818 Password hat

Joanna
Username jon32708 Password read

Lucas
Username luc38487 Password full

Martina
Username mat74346 Password line

Mikha
Username ikh133 Password north

Oliver
Username oiv42070 Password cold

Olivia
Username olv42326 Password move

Samuel
Username smu14610 Password roll

Sara
Username sar41782 Password sand

Simon
Username sim6176 Password yes

Tomas
Username tom41442 Password gift

IKnowIt Math Free Online Game

Posted on March 17, 2020 by msjuliecybulskimalik

I have registered our class for a free subscription during our closure.

Go to iknowit.com and use “Cybulski” as the class code.

The students names are their usernames and their passwords are all 12345.

Stay safe and healthy.

Heart words March 9-13

Posted on March 9, 2020 by msjuliecybulskimalik

Ask your child to spell the words, and identify the “heart part” of each word.

For examples of which parts are the heart parts of words, go to

https://www.reallygreatreading.com/heart-word-magic

were
girl
want
where
are
all
one
as

Math – Canadian Coins

Posted on March 9, 2020 by msjuliecybulskimalik

In math, we are working on naming, identifying, and adding Canadian coins (to 2o cents).

Here are some videos that you could watch with your child. Also, consider taking your child shopping this week with you and using real money and coins to pay!

Granola bars and other nut free snacks

Posted on February 28, 2020 by msjuliecybulskimalik

Thanks so much to those who have brought in granola bars for us to share in our class when students run out of food.

We have had a “run” on our granola bars these last 2 weeks and we are looking for a few more snack donations. If you are able, and haven’t yet, could you please consider donating a box to our class (this week we had 7 different students access these snacks on various days).

Fractions Concepts to Consider

Posted on February 28, 2020 by msjuliecybulskimalik

Here are some ideas you can consider when helping your child learn about fractions. Try to find examples to reinforce each concept in every day life at home.

Fractions can represent parts of regions, sets, measures, division, or ratios. These meanings are equivalent.
A fraction is not meaningful without knowing what the whole is.
There are always two fractions involved in any single fraction situation – the part you are considering and the rest of the whole.
You can use a fraction to describe any partitions of a whole.