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Your child is expected to log in to FOCUS daily and within the week to complete the required coursework. There is flexibility during Distance Learning when it comes to the time of day a child completes their assignments. We understand a family may be sharing a computer or device. There are no set hours for a child to complete their work as long as the assignments are completed weekly. Teachers will be monitoring assignments on a weekly basis and communicating with you and your child.
Each student in BPS has a suite of grade level tools available to them in FOCUS.
- Access FOCUS by signing into Launchpad
- Access Parent FOCUS Login here
- Access Parent FOCUS Help Portal
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Manatee Activity Link
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Click the picture to the left to access our Manatee Activity page!
Students must complete 2 activities a week.
Manatee National Field Day Click to Open
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Dear Manatee Families,
We're excited to announce that our school community will be participating in the OPEN National Field Day event on Friday, May 8th! Click on the image for more information from Ms. Best. |
Daily Office Hours: 9 am – 12 pm
Please feel free to email me at any time, however the times above will be dedicated to answering emails and assisting in any way that I can.
I can also be reached by phone or text message at (321) 323 - 9128.
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Please visit the 2nd grade website below for daily/weekly assignments and directions.
https://sites.google.com/view/manatee2ndgrade
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Daily Schedule of Assignments to complete.
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Writing AssignmentWRITING ASSIGNMENTCHOOSE 3 WRITING PROMPTS TO COMPLETE EACH WEEK – MAY WRITING
Go to the WRITING tab on the 2nd grade website for more details. https://sites.google.com/view/manatee2ndgrade/home Writing is to be uploaded onto Paddlet using the link or QR Code. https://padlet.com/stroface_cary/171a4915t8ti6ee6 |
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Counselor Website - Check out the website created by our guidance counselors. There are many great resources for self-care and social/emotional awareness. http://www.manateecounselors.com/
ACCESS TO MYON BOOKS AND MYON NEWS SHARED ACCOUNT
Your unique district link is: https://www.myon.com/school/brevardreads
· Login information:
· Password: read
Reading Counts access changed to seven days a week from 7:00 am-7:30 pm
Your unique district link is: https://www.myon.com/school/brevardreads
· Login information:
- Student
· Password: read
Reading Counts access changed to seven days a week from 7:00 am-7:30 pm
Directions to add Microsoft Teams
Dear Parents,
We are transitioning to Microsoft Teams for the use of video chat with your teacher. This is a secure application in your students’ BPS Launchpad, which has been purchased and supported by our BPS Technology Division. Thank you for your patience and flexibility. Every student has an account in Microsoft Teams. Follow these directions to add the application to your students’ Launchpad. When asked if to safe to desktop click yes.
We are transitioning to Microsoft Teams for the use of video chat with your teacher. This is a secure application in your students’ BPS Launchpad, which has been purchased and supported by our BPS Technology Division. Thank you for your patience and flexibility. Every student has an account in Microsoft Teams. Follow these directions to add the application to your students’ Launchpad. When asked if to safe to desktop click yes.
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Additional and Optional Online Resources
eSpark - a fun, differentiated learning platform for math and reading classrooms. Automatically differentiating instruction with fun games, videos, and creative challenges. Email me if you need a login.
http://www.espark.app
Prodigy – Practices a variety of math skills. Email me if you need a login. https://play.prodigygame.com/
Epic! Library – Library of books and educational videos. Our class code is: puk8525 https://www.getepic.com/sign-in/educator
Mobymax.com - many reading practices on the computer (as well as math, vocabulary, spelling, etc...) free for parents if you would like to try it. This is a great enrichment for any level with a variety of choices. Just indicate the grade level when you register.
www.mobymax.com
http://www.espark.app
Prodigy – Practices a variety of math skills. Email me if you need a login. https://play.prodigygame.com/
Epic! Library – Library of books and educational videos. Our class code is: puk8525 https://www.getepic.com/sign-in/educator
Mobymax.com - many reading practices on the computer (as well as math, vocabulary, spelling, etc...) free for parents if you would like to try it. This is a great enrichment for any level with a variety of choices. Just indicate the grade level when you register.
www.mobymax.com
A message from BREVARD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLSTo Our K-6 Families,
We are looking forward to welcoming our students back to school on Monday, March 30, albeit remotely. We know you have been wondering how this will all work, so we created a helpful tutorial to guide you through how you and your child will access the elementary school curriculum: https://youtu.be/Z7iz9vN18LY
You will be receiving more information and helpful resources from your school and teacher soon. We are here to answer any questions you may have as you embark on this new and different form of learning with your child/children.
You can also check our homepage for more information on our Elementary Educational Continuity Plan at: https://sites.google.com/share.brevardschools.org/bps/home
* For those students who are unable to access the curriculum online due to lack of technology, access, or other circumstances, you will be provided alternative options for accessing lessons and other necessary resources, as well as connecting with your teachers.
As this is new and uncharted waters for all us, we ask for your patience and flexibility as we try to make this as smooth a transition as possible for our children, families, and teachers.
Thank you,
Brevard Public Schools
We are looking forward to welcoming our students back to school on Monday, March 30, albeit remotely. We know you have been wondering how this will all work, so we created a helpful tutorial to guide you through how you and your child will access the elementary school curriculum: https://youtu.be/Z7iz9vN18LY
You will be receiving more information and helpful resources from your school and teacher soon. We are here to answer any questions you may have as you embark on this new and different form of learning with your child/children.
You can also check our homepage for more information on our Elementary Educational Continuity Plan at: https://sites.google.com/share.brevardschools.org/bps/home
* For those students who are unable to access the curriculum online due to lack of technology, access, or other circumstances, you will be provided alternative options for accessing lessons and other necessary resources, as well as connecting with your teachers.
As this is new and uncharted waters for all us, we ask for your patience and flexibility as we try to make this as smooth a transition as possible for our children, families, and teachers.
Thank you,
Brevard Public Schools
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Welcome! Let me start by saying how grateful I am to be able to work with your child this year! I am looking forward to sharing and engaging in the learning process with both you and your child! I have included my information at the bottom of this letter, so please contact me at any time. I would love to hear from you!
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to you. Hi! My name is Cary Stroface. I have a passion to work with children and am thrilled to be continuing my career as a teacher! With that said, I am very excited to see what this year has in store! I look forward to working with you and your child along their education journey! Thank you for being patient with me as we begin the year. Sometimes the first few weeks are a little bumpy for everyone. If there is something you would like to know, please write a note, email me, or leave a message for me with the office to return your call. Email is the easiest way for me to respond quickly. Please feel free to discuss any issues that may occur with me. If I can’t help you find a solution for your concern, I will do my best to find someone who can. The use of binders, daily folders, and/or notebooks has proven to be very effective in helping students stay organized (with help from adults) and I would like for them to be our main source of communication and transportation. All notes and papers for you will be placed in the front of your child’s binder, daily folder, and/or notebook. This item will also hold your child’s study guides, and homework sheets. Homework is a special time for you to share with your child! Please help your child complete their homework each night. Please remind your child to keep their homework sheet(s) in their binder, daily folder, and/or notebook. This quarter our “Specials” schedule is as follows: Daily Recess time: 1:30 – 2:00 every day except for early release Friday: 10:40 – 11:10. Daily activity is at 9:05 – 9:45 except for early release Friday 8:50 – 9:20. Thank you so much for your help and support as we continue our learning journey! Sincerely, Mrs. Stroface Email: Stroface.cary@brevardschools.org School Address: 3425 Viera Blvd., Melbourne 32940 School Phone: (321) 633 - 0050 |
Activity Schedule for 1st QuarterMonday—Science
Tuesday-- PE Wednesday-- Media Thursday-- Art Friday-- Music |
Homework Planners / Folders
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- The homework journal is your student's planner. They will write everything that needs to be completed in this planner daily. Every day they are to read a minimum of 15 min. and practice math facts nightly. Math facts - anything that prompts them to answer a math equation quickly. Flashcards, computer learning game, etc..
- Spelling: student will be given the responsibility of writing their words down themselves every Monday. - Yes, please sign planners on a daily basis and you may write a note in them or attach one inside any time. |
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Class Schedule
7:50-8:00 Unpack/Morning work
8:00-9:00 Math
9:05-9:45 Activity (Please see above)
9:45-10:00 Lang. Arts
10:00-11:30 Reading
11:30-11:50 RtI
12:11-12:41 Lunch
12:45-1:00 Writing (Correlated)
1:00-1:30 Science/Social Studies
1:30-2:00 S.P.E
2:05-2:25 Read-A-Loud / Pack up / Dismissal
2:30 pm **Dismissal-all:
Bus & Day Care vans & VCA / Manatee After-care / Walkers & Bikes
Car Riders / Bike riders
Early RELEASE Friday Dismissal times are 1:15 for all.
7:50-8:00 Unpack/Morning work
8:00-9:00 Math
9:05-9:45 Activity (Please see above)
9:45-10:00 Lang. Arts
10:00-11:30 Reading
11:30-11:50 RtI
12:11-12:41 Lunch
12:45-1:00 Writing (Correlated)
1:00-1:30 Science/Social Studies
1:30-2:00 S.P.E
2:05-2:25 Read-A-Loud / Pack up / Dismissal
2:30 pm **Dismissal-all:
Bus & Day Care vans & VCA / Manatee After-care / Walkers & Bikes
Car Riders / Bike riders
Early RELEASE Friday Dismissal times are 1:15 for all.
Important Documents
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