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When it comes to music, physical education and art, don’t let the COVID-19 pandemic stand in the way of your student’s opportunities. Go Noodle can offer a tremendous amount of games and energy to your day. The Arts and Culture Journal, created by Adam VanHouten of the Traverse City Schools, offers all types of live …
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Preschool should be both engaging and exciting. HighScope views families as valued partners and strives to collaborate with them to promote optimal learning and development for their children outside of the classroom. During this uncertain time, Highscope is just one of the online enrichment offerings that want to support educators and families, but not overwhelm …
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The Henry Ford is one of the greatest historical resources in the national, and its rich database of educational resources helps educators – teachers and parents to provide engaging, interactive educational units both on-site at The Henry Ford and in the classroom. During this COVID-19 pandemic, it is a tremendous enrichment resource. It is part …
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Educational organizations are pooling resources to make learning available, exciting and online-accessible during this COVID-19 pandemic. For instance, the Mystery Science portal helps educators during this time of coronavirus, so it has pulled its most popular science lessons and are offering them for anyone to use for free. No account or login is needed. Copy and …
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Taylor Schools offer a tremendous amount of math-related learning modules online. They are optional enrichment programs that can help your student excel in the subject. Make math fun through i-Ready, Math Playground, Online Worksheets and the PBS Learning Media. Just click here for more information
The best optional learning program in the world is simply to read. Read about anything. Read about your interests. Read a newspaper. Reading is the key that opens the entire world. Read well, and you’ll excel. Read poorly, and you’ll struggle. Scholastic Learn at Home offers a lot of fun activities surrounding reading.
What is Clever? Clever is a secure pipeline between your district’s data and the learning applications that you and your students use. … Students and teachers can open their devices, sign into the Clever Portal, and click on their connected applications to automatically access the online learning program! Clever is an optional academic enrichment program offered by the Taylor Schools. Click here to learn …
Paper and pencil “learning packets” are available on a constant basis through the Taylor Schools’ website. Each grade, and each subject, is available to download by just clicking on. Start by clicking on this Paper-Pencil Packets Page. They just go directly to the child’s grade, and subject.
Online learning is a key component to any district’s offerings through the end of this school year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Taylor Schools will be updating information as directions and videos are made available. Please make sure to visit the district’s website on a daily basis. If you are having issues at home with …
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Taylor Schools’ seven-day meal plans continue each Thursday at Randall Elementary School and West Middle Schools. Pickup is between 10:30-11:30 a.m. This is a free program. The district has made a commitment to make sure that all students are well feed throughout this COVID-19 pandemic. If you cannot make it to a distribution site, please …
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Talking Taylor Schools / Karl Ziomek