Welcome to First grade!
School Supplies: Click here to access the first grade school supply list. If you ordered through Yubbler, your supplies will be available to pick up at Coonley. Please make sure your child has a primary composition notebook with a picture spot for the first day of school. Click here for an example.
Apps and Websites for Remote Learning: Please download and bookmark the following apps and websites for your child's Ipad/computer.
Apps:
RAZ Kids
Xtra Math
Spelling City
Seesaw Class
Google Classroom
Websites to bookmark:
Envision Math
Happy Numbers
Lalilo
Tips for setting up a home learning space:
Carving out a corner for you child's remote learning is a great way to help set your child up for success. Begin with a table or desk that fits the size of your child. This will help with focus and proper hand writing development.
Lower distractions. If their learning space is located in their bedroom be mindful of all of the toys they would rather be playing with during learning time.
Set rules or expectations during school hours.
- Listen to your teacher
- Do not take the iPad into the bathroom with you
Keep the space simple and organized. Have a hook for headphones and a place to store school supplies and learning kits (provided by teacher) in easy reach.
Be sure to locate the learning space near an outlet so your child's device can be plugged in when needed.
We recommend first grade students use an iPad but a laptop with a webcam could be used. If your child does not have access to a device that they can use all day (not shared with sibling) you can borrow an iPad from the school.
Apps and Websites for Remote Learning: Please download and bookmark the following apps and websites for your child's Ipad/computer.
Apps:
RAZ Kids
Xtra Math
Spelling City
Seesaw Class
Google Classroom
Websites to bookmark:
Envision Math
Happy Numbers
Lalilo
Tips for setting up a home learning space:
Carving out a corner for you child's remote learning is a great way to help set your child up for success. Begin with a table or desk that fits the size of your child. This will help with focus and proper hand writing development.
Lower distractions. If their learning space is located in their bedroom be mindful of all of the toys they would rather be playing with during learning time.
Set rules or expectations during school hours.
- Listen to your teacher
- Do not take the iPad into the bathroom with you
Keep the space simple and organized. Have a hook for headphones and a place to store school supplies and learning kits (provided by teacher) in easy reach.
Be sure to locate the learning space near an outlet so your child's device can be plugged in when needed.
We recommend first grade students use an iPad but a laptop with a webcam could be used. If your child does not have access to a device that they can use all day (not shared with sibling) you can borrow an iPad from the school.
