Digital Learning Plans for Fourth Grade 2019-2020

4th Grade Digital Learning Plans

Parents: In the event Douglas County School System has to implement Digital Learning Days, the following activities should be completed at home and can be found on the DSE school website. For

elementary students, combined assignments should not take longer than 1-2 hours each day to complete. Teachers are available by email and/or Class Dojo from 9:00- 2:00 to answer any questions you have concerning the assignments. All activities will be due no later than 3 days after returning to school. Please scroll to the bottom of the page for assignments from Coach Ford. Your child will know if he

is their teacher.

Email Addresses: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Students can log into the DCSS Portal to find additional activities that can be completed in

addition to the activities below. How to Access the DCSS Portal if the Hyperlink is Not Used Steps to Access the DCSS Portal 1. Go to dcssga.org 2. Click on Resources 3. Click on Students 4. Click on DCSSPortal/ Single Sign On 5. Login-Use the Same Login Information Used at School

Subject Day 1 Activities Link Required

Mathematics ~Students can answer questions1-7 in the mathematics packet. ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Folders Related to Equivalent Fractions ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app

ELA ~Students can answer questions 1-8 in the ELA packet.

eSpark.app

mailto:[email protected]



http://portal.dcssga.org/

https://student.esparklearning.com/student/login


~Login to eSpark-Click on Reading Assignment-Complete the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Folders Related to Compare and Contrast Two Views

Science or

Social Studies

~No assignment for today.


Mathematics ~Students can answer questions 8-16 in the mathematics packet. ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 6th, 7th, and 8th Folders Related to Equivalent Fractions ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app

ELA ~Students can answer questions 9-16 in the ELA packet. ~Login to eSpark-Click on Reading Assignment-Complete the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th Folders Related to Compare and Contrast Two Views

eSpark.app

Science or

Social Studies

~No assignment for today.


Mathematics ~Students can answer questions 17-23 in the mathematics packet. ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 9th, 10th, and 11th Folders Related to Equivalent Fractions ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page

eSpark.app




4. Self-Select an Assignment


Science or

Social Studies

~Login to eSpark-Click on Reading Assignment-Complete the 1st, 2nd and, 3rd, Folders Related to Science Texts: Events and Steps

eSpark.app


Mathematics ~Students can answer questions 24-29 in the mathematics packet. ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Folders Related to Comparing Fractions ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app


Science or

Social Studies

~Login to eSpark-Click on Reading Assignment-Complete the 4th , 5th and, 6th, Folders Related to Science Texts: Events and Steps

eSpark.app


Mathematics ~Students can answer questions 30-37 in the mathematics packet. ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 4th ,5th , and 6th Folders Related to Comparing Fractions ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app

ELA ~Students can answer questions 30- 38 in the ELA packet.





Science or

Social Studies

~Login to eSpark-Click on Reading Assignment-Complete the 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th Folders Related to Science Texts: Events and Steps

eSpark.app


Mathematics ~Students can answer questions 38-44 in the mathematics packet. ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 7th, and 8th Folders Related to Comparing Fractions ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the . Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app

ELA ~Students can answer questions in the ELA packet.

Science or

Social

Studies

~Login to eSpark-Click on Reading Assignment-Complete the 4th , 5th and, 6th, Folders Related to Science Texts: Events and Steps

eSpark.app


Mathematics ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 9th and 10th Folders Related to Comparing Fractions ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app

ELA ~Students can answer questions 39- 50 in the ELA packet.

Science or

Social Studies

~ Log into Education Galaxy through the student portal. Select “My Topic For Study.” Select Force. Complete the lesson on Force.

Follow the Directions for the DCSS Portal






Mathematics ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Folders Related to Multiplying Multi-Digit Numbers ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app

ELA ~Go to Classworks. ~Click On the Link in the Instruction Box ~Go to the Tabs Under My Class Assignments ~Click on the Reading Tab ~Select an Assignment to Complete Under Pick an Assignment

~ DO NOT SELECT the COMPARE and CONTRAST ASSIGNMENT ~DO NOT SELECT the PREPOSITION ASSIGNMENT


Science or

Social Studies

~Log into MyOn through the student portal. In the search area of the main page type in “Strange But True Science.” Read the book “Strange But True Science.” Type or write a one page summary detailing what the book was about and what you learned.



Mathematics ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 7th , 8th , 9th, and 10th Folders Related to Multiplying Multi-Digit Numbers ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app

ELA ~Go to Classworks. ~Click On the Link in the Instruction Box ~Go to the Tabs Under My Class Assignments ~Click on the Reading Tab ~Select an Assignment to Complete Under Pick an Assignment ~ DO NOT SELECT the COMPARE and CONTRAST

ASSIGNMENT

~DO NOT SELECT the PREPOSITION ASSIGNMENT




Science or

Social Studies

~Though Google search and log into Studies Weekly. Your login is your student number (just numbers, no letters). Your password is bears. In Studies Weekly select Week 8 “A World In Motion.” Complete the “A World In Motion” unit and complete the assessment at the end of the unit.



Mathematics ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Folders Related to Place Value and Division ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app




Science

or Social

Studies

~From the student portal log into “Classworks.” From Classworks, Select the assignment “Force and Motion.” Complete Lesson 3 and the Lesson 3 assessment.



Mathematics ~Login to eSpark-Click on Math Assignment-Complete the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th Folders Related to Place Value and Division ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app

ELA ~Go to Classworks. ~Click On the Link in the Instruction Box ~Go to the Tabs Under My Class Assignments




~Click on the Reading Tab ~Select an Assignment to Complete Under Pick an Assignment ~ DO NOT SELECT the COMPARE and CONTRAST

ASSIGNMENT


Science or

Social Studies




Mathematics ~Go to Classworks. ~Click On the Link in the Instruction Box ~Go to the Tabs Under My Class Assignments ~Click on the Mathematics Tab ~Work on the Equivalent Fractions and Comparing Fractions Unit ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment


ELA ~Go to Classworks. ~Click On the Link in the Instruction Box ~Go to the Tabs Under My Class Assignments ~Click on the Reading Tab ~Select an Assignment to Complete Under Pick an Assignment ~ DO NOT SELECT the COMPARE and CONTRAST

ASSIGNMENT



Science or

Social Studies

~Log into MyOn through the student portal. In the search area of the main page type in “The Gripping Truth about Force and Motion.” Read the book “The Gripping Truth about Force and Motion.” Type or write a one page summary detailing what the book was about and what you learned.



Mathematics ~Go to Classworks. ~Click On the Link in the Instruction Box ~Go to the Tabs Under My Class Assignments ~Click on the Mathematics Tab ~Continue to Work on the Equivalent Fractions and


Comparing Fractions Unit ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment




Science or

Social Studies




Mathematics ~Go to Classworks. ~Click On the Link in the Instruction Box ~Go to the Tabs Under My Class Assignments ~Click on the Mathematics Tab ~Continue to Work on the Equivalent Fractions and Comparing Fractions Unit ~Students can go to Google Classroom and Self-Select an Assignment Based on a Skill They Need to Strengthen and/or Practice. Follow the Steps to Access the DCSS Portal Then Follow the Steps Below: 1. Go to Google Classroom 2. Select the Mathematics Folder (it is hot pink) 3. Click on Classwork at the Top of the Page 4. Self-Select an Assignment

eSpark.app


~ DO NOT SELECT the COMPARE and CONTRAST ASSIGNMENT




Science or

Social Studies

~From the student portal log into “Classworks.” From Classworks, Select the assignment “Work And Simple Machines.” Complete Lesson 3 and the Lesson 3 assessment


Specials:

PE:

https://youtu.be/X0Af1M0m8Z4 https://youtu.be/c1pj5SRjIF8 https://youtu.be/_swUGtEpazY https://youtu.be/wE5OeLUYGXA https://youtu.be/OYtJKBinaV4 https://youtu.be/hU3V_OtqAi4 https://youtu.be/ySaxgh_e_3Y https://youtu.be/02ZMZ_SEarM https://youtu.be/6b-2wEkhOnk https://youtu.be/k2hBMkZuvP8 https://youtu.be/-1PuS_MkOZU https://youtu.be/FP0wgVhUC9w

Music:

www.quavermusic.com

www.sfskids.or www.dsokids.org

Art:

Art Digital Learning Day Assignments Eastside Elementary School These are the online learning activities for the art classroom in case of inclement weather or other events which necessitate school closure. Students typically attend art class once per week for a 40-minute session. One week’s assignment should take no more than about 40 minutes and may be spread out over several days if needed. Parents, please contact Mrs. Hanshew at [email protected] if you have questions about any assignment. Week One: Color Wheel

Kindergarten, First, and Second grades Third, Fourth, and Fifth grades Using materials you have in your house, create a color wheel. If you have paper and art materials such as crayons, paint, or markers, you may draw and color a color wheel. You may also search through your house and find items in every color and arrange them in a wheel. You might also cut pictures from magazines and glue or arrange them in the correct order on the wheel. Have your parents take a photograph and email it to Mrs. Hanshew at [email protected]. Be sure to include your name, teacher’s name, and grade level. Have fun and be creative with the materials you choose for your color wheel! When you finish, be sure to clean up and put all materials away.

https://youtu.be/X0Af1M0m8Z4

https://youtu.be/c1pj5SRjIF8

https://youtu.be/_swUGtEpazY

https://youtu.be/wE5OeLUYGXA

https://youtu.be/OYtJKBinaV4

https://youtu.be/hU3V_OtqAi4

https://youtu.be/ySaxgh_e_3Y

https://youtu.be/02ZMZ_SEarM

https://youtu.be/6b-2wEkhOnk

https://youtu.be/k2hBMkZuvP8

https://youtu.be/-1PuS_MkOZU

https://youtu.be/FP0wgVhUC9w

http://www.quavermusic.com/

http://www.sfskids.or/

http://www.dsokids.org/



Week Two: Value Scale Scavenger Hunt Value: The lightness or darkness of a color. Tint: A color with white added (light). Shade: A color with black added (dark).

Search your house for objects such as toys, household items, tools, or other items in various tints and shades of one color (for example, all red items, or all blue items). Put the items in order from darkest to lightest. (Hint: Sometimes light red is called pink.) Have your parents take a photo and email it to Mrs. Hanshew at [email protected]. Be sure to include your name, teacher’s name, and grade level. Have fun and be creative with the items you use for your value scale! When you finish, be sure to clean up and put all materials away. Week Three: Andy Goldsworthy Inspired Art Andy Goldsworthy (born 26 July 1956) is a British sculptor, photographer and environmentalist who produces site-specific sculptures and land art situated in natural environments. He lives and works in Scotland. Mr. Goldsworthy spends a lot of time in nature, collecting natural materials and arranging them into sculptures or interesting designs at the location where they were found. Most of his creations are not meant to stay in place permanently. See the examples below.

You may not be able to go outside, but you likely have collections of like objects in your house that you could arrange in interesting designs. What about Lego pieces, your mom’s button box, a box of nails, coins, or small toys of the same color? Arrange your objects in interesting design. When you are finished, have your parents take a photo and email it to Mrs. Hanshew at [email protected]. Be sure to include your name, teacher’s name, and grade level. Have fun and be creative with the items you use and the location in which you place your design. When you finish, be sure to clean up and put all materials away.

Coach Ford IRR 4th Grade 14 Day Lesson Plans

Day 1

Subject Activity Link Required

Reading Essential Question: How can I read to gain knowledge and improve my reading fluency? Assignment/ Activity: Read a book for 20 minutes and write 3 things that you learned, 2 things that you found interesting, and 1 thing that you want to learn more about.

Optional: MyOn

Writing Pick 1 Essential Question: How can we use details and descriptive words (adjectives) in creative thinking activities? Option 1:



Write a Story Go outside and observe what you see. Write a story using details and descriptive words (adjectives) about what you see, hear, smell, or feel. Story starter: “The Day There was No School” Option 2: Draw a Picture Go outside and observe what you see. Draw a detailed picture and label the nouns in the picture with descriptive words (adjectives). Be sure to color it neatly and give it a title.

Math

Day 2


Reading Essential Questions: How can I identify elements of fairy tales? Assignment/ Activity: Read a different version of a fairy tale. (You may use a book you have at home, computer search, or MyOn library) Rate the fairy tale on a scale from 1 to 10 and explain why you gave it that score.

Writing Essential Question: How can we use details and descriptive Write about a day at home with your family.

Math

Day 3


Reading Essential Question: How can I describe my book? Read a book on MyOn or a book that you have at home. Describe your favorite part.

Writing Word game! Find a list of 10 baseball teams in the sports section of the newspaper or online and put them in A-B-C order.

Math

Day 4



Writing Write a story about your dog eating your homework.

Math

Day 5


Reading Essential Question: How can I improve my reading fluency and comprehension? Read a nonfiction book on MyOn or a book that you have at home.

Writing Write 3 new facts about your nonfiction book.

Math

Day 6



Writing Write a spring poem.

Math

Day 7


Reading Essential Question: How can I read to gain knowledge and improve my reading fluency? Assignment/ Activity: Read a book and act out your favorite part to a family member or pet.

Writing Create an acrostic poem for Spring.

Math

Day 8


Reading Essential Question: How can I read to gain knowledge and improve my reading fluency? Assignment/ Activity: Read a book and write a new ending.

Writing Draw a picture to go with your new ending.

Math

Day 9


Reading Complete a book on MYON

(access via portal) or read your

favorite book to a family

member.

Writing Write a letter to a friend or family member.

Math

Day 10


Reading Read a book on MYON (access

via portal) or read your favorite

book to a family member.

Writing Write a short story.

Math

Day 11





member.

Writing Write a poem.

Math

Day 12





member.

Writing Make a comic strip about your day.

Math

Day 13





member.

Writing Write an All About Me.

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