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Parkwood Heights Elementary

Mrs. Norton's daily blog.

The following is the link for our Online Reading Assessments. Students will have some time to work on these at school but are encouraged to work at home as much as possible. Each child should have in his/her planner a user name and password, along with this web address.

Online Reading Assessments

Remember to read a minimum of 30 minutes every day. If you are reading books on Rax-kids.com then you will not have to write in your steno book each evening.
Selecting a "Just Right" Book
Self Monitoring Skills to Use While Reading

Go to Destination Success to do the reading assignments.
All students have reading and language assignments.
Your log in is your first name, last name and 208. Your password is your two digit birth month and two digit birthday. For example, if you were born on March 7th, your password would be 0307.

To get a log in and password for our class website, click on the Register for class button (next to the Message Center) below. Fill out the information and give yourself a log in name and password of your choice.

Check out some of these websites for games to help you keep your brain active.
Fun Brain
Kaboose
Read, Write & Think Games
Reading is Fundamental
EdHeads - Activate Your Mind!
Interactive Learning Games - Short Vowels
Interactive Learning Games - Long Vowels
Working with Words game
Discovery Channel Games
Word Family Flash Cards
Scholastic Games
Cyberchase
PBS Kids

Study Skills
Locating information in a text to solve a problem
Listen and Respond to Fables - Lesson
Listen and Respond to Fables - Practice
Read and View Imaginative Text

And for Parents
PBS Parents
A fantastic site for math help. Parents you should check out Figure This! with your kids.
Reading Is Fundamental for Parents
All of the above sites have help and suggestions for parents. Just find the "Parent" link on the web sites.

IMPORTANT NEWS!!

Support materials and games for our Reading book and Social Studies book are online!
Not only that but your Spelling words for the year are online too!

Every day, eat a GOOD BREAKFAST that includes protein,
keep a POSITIVE ATTITUDE,
and always RESPECT the rights of OTHERS.

Be sure to visit the"Parkwood" and "Duval County" websites for valuable information including the school calendar and lunch menus.

Be prepared to work hard every day of 5th grade.

Apply for an E-Library Card online!
updated September 23, 2008
Click here for theJacksonville Public Library for Kids site.
Click here to access the online...
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Mrs. Norton's 5th Grade Literacy Classes Message Center

Mrs. Norton's 5th Grade Literacy Classes Message Center Message Board

Mrs. Norton's 5th Grade Literacy Classes

Past Events and Homework

Tool for leveling books (homework)
Due Date: June 5, 2009

free hit counter html code

Downloads

Reading Homework Letter (31.74 KB)

Document 2 (58.88 KB)

Dinner at McDonalds
October 28, 2008

Order your meal from one of your teachers from Parkwood. The teachers and Mr. Price will be manning the counter and the drive- thru from 5 to 8 pm. The school will receive 10% of the sales for that time period.

Class Downloads

Pointers for Parents.doc

Pointers for Parents from NEA (80.38 KB)
Great info. from educators and medical doctors.

Parkwood Heights Elementary
Trudy Norton

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Apply for an E-Library Card online!
posted on September 23, 2008

4 big, easy boosts for your student
posted on August 31, 2008

Ways to keep your brain active at home.
posted on August 20, 2008

Links for Parents and Students
posted on August 20, 2008

School Information
posted on August 20, 2008

Must read for Parents and Grandparents
posted on August 20, 2008

When Your Child is the Bully
posted on August 20, 2008

Summer Reading
posted on August 20, 2008

Letter to Parents
posted on August 20, 2008