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// Important May Dates // **Goethe Fest!** May 18th **Multi-Cultural Festival** May 24th **NWEA Testing:** Now-May 31st We have started testing for NWEA. Our students receive accommodations according to their IEPs, and most will be testing with me! :) Please remind your child to be a "thinker" not a "clicker". Also have your child go on Compass Learning as much as possible!

// RAZ Kids // RAZ Kids is a fun webite where you can read leveled book! Click on your name and choose a story to read. Remember, listen to the story 2 times, read the story 1 time, and then take the quiz. [|RAZ Kids!]

// Starfall // This is a wonderful phonics website that has lots of phonics songs, stories, and activities! [|Starfall]

//Odyssey// We love Compass Learning! Type in your username and password and then click on reading or math! [|Odyssey]

// Math Score // For extra practice with math skills, go to the website! You username is your first initial and last name. Your password is the name of our school or 1234. [|Math Score]

// Spelling Word Activities // Here are some fun ideas to make practicing your spelling words a little more interesting! - Yummy spelling! Write your spelling words with a spoon in pudding or mashed potatoes. - Rainbow spelling! Write each spelling word in one color. Then trace the words again, but in another color. Keep tracing the words in many colors until you have rainbow for each word. - Squeaky clean spelling! This is a favorite with children. Spray a blob of shaving cream and write your words in in the shaving cream. - Sand spelling! Write your words in sand. - Salt spelling! Write your words in salt. - Drippy spelling! Use a paint brush to write your words with water on a chalk board. - Scrabble spelling! Use scrabble tiles to make your spelling words. - Ransom spelling! Find letters in a magazine or newspaper. Cut them out and use them to make your spelling words. - Memory Game! Practice reading your words with a game of memory. Write each word 2 times on notecards. Then flip them over and play a game of memory with a friend or family member. Be sure to read each word you flip over. - Go-Fish! This is similar to the memory game, but this time, deal out the cards and play go-fish with them. Happy learning!

Mrs. Guest :) emkuslikis@cps.edu