Oakside Elementary School

We listened to The Story of Ruby Bridges on this site.  This is the site where a celebrity actor or actress will read you a book, remember?!  There are MANY to choose from.

2019- 2020

When students search for their teacher they should type lsoucy1 as their classroom/teacher's name, and press GO. Students must click on or enter their password from second grade. next.  Students should then go to the first category, "Leveled Books"

Reading done here requires students to listen to a story on their reading level. Then students must read it by themselves and take a 10 question multiplie choice quiz.  They can, and should, look back in the story for answers to the questions.  Students must finsh all three parts, in order to complete each title.  Once a student reads all titles at that level, they move up to the next level! 

This is THE website I consider to count as your 20 minutes of reading after school, even if you are 'doing' other subjects.  Since you must read in math, it will be excellent practice and you can use it at home with the sound on!  I alreay have your passwords in the classroom. 

If you have time using a chromebook in the classroom, you will be able to complete four activites (for free) a day.  If you are looking for a site to subscribe to, I highly reccommed this site.  In the past we had free access all day and I would use if FAR more frequently. 

Parents can create an accoun/become a member of the web site.

This is the actual man who started the borrowing library in Colombia, South America.

Play this multiple topic quiz game, pick your level of challenge and then start clicking on the correct answers to help donate food to the World Food Programme.  If you are having trouble making progress on math sprints, this is the site for you!  

Since you have been learning SO many new math topics, I wanted to introduce you to this site, where you can practice many to ANY skills, and you can challenge yourself to try some foourth grade activites too!

Here is the link to our new favorite multiplication song!

This link is from England, and it has an  excellent math resource section. There are a variety of games to help you practice your times tables.

  Sing to :"Silver bells"

City, sidewalks

(4,  8,   12)

Busy sidewalks

(16,   twentyyyyyy)

Dressed in holiday style,

(24,   Thirtyyyy two)

In the air there's a feeling of Christmas!

(36, and then we're at 40.....

Move the hands of the clock to show what time it is.