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Kindergarten - First Grade

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These are some of the websites that I will be using with the Kindergarten and First Grade students in Media class. You are welcome to look them over, but I would prefer that you allow me to be the first one to introduce them to your children.

Using a Mouse	Younger students may need to practice using a mouse to get comfortable using some of the programs. This link will take you to some online games that will allow a child to practice (often with some adult reading help) clicking, double clicking, dragging, and dropping.
Abcya drawing	We will use this site to practice using computer tools to draw and to create images.
Starfall ABCs	Starfall ABCs provides a fun and interactive way for beginning students to learn which letters make which sounds. Students click on the letter and see and hear words that use that sound. A great place for Kindergarten and first grade students to work on letter identification and letter sounds.
Raz-Kids Plus	This site allows students to log on to the reading program that they use at school.
IXL Math https://www.ixl.com/recommendations/	Practice your math skills on this web site. A teacher will help you log on the first times.
Keyboarding Site -- Dance Mat Typing	This site is a free, fun way to introduce children to keyboarding. Once introduced, children will be able work on improving their keyboarding skills at their own pace.
Coding Site	This site provides a range of on-line exercises to help students begin to learn the concepts underlying computer programming.
Research for Gan -- 1	Look here for a list of useful sites to do research.
Fun Sites	Follow this link to fins a list of safe, potentially fun websites to explore.

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The Curriculum for Media at the Newman School of the Talmud Torah of St. Paul draws on the national standards established by the American Association of School Librarians and by the International Society for Technology in Education.

For an explanation of the AASL Standards, click on the link above. Below is a summary of those standards.

Learners use skills, resources, & tools to:

Inquire, think critically, and gain knowledge.
Draw conclusions, make informed decisions, apply knowledge to new situations, and create new knowledge.
Share knowledge and participate ethically and productively as members of our democratic society.
Pursue personal and aesthetic growth.