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In this era of e-learning there is the difficulty of students using PDF worksheets. In the past we would print those out, Xerox them in bulk, and have the students write directly on them. That isn’t possible right now. So, lately, the solution has been to give students the PDFs, have them print at home,…
If you have a Mac and you have a iPad or iPhone you have a document camera! Here is a quick tutorial on how to set it up… And a 1-page poster with the same steps… Click here for a downloadable PDF of the poster You can also download the Stage app to…
Zoom is a big part of this new e-learning world we’re living in. For students in grades 2-5, logging in with the student Google account is the best way to go. For parents of students in grades K and 1, where students don’t have Google accounts, the parents will join the class meeting with the…
Lexia is a reading app used throughout Scarsdale Schools. Students access it at lexiacore5.com and use their teacher’s email address to join the Scarsdale Lexia platform. They then use their standard username and password to access their individual Lexia account. Here is a guided tutorial for student access to Lexia…
Seesaw provides 3 different ways to log in. You can log in with Google, with a class code, or with individual student Home Codes. This blog post outlines all 3 methods for logging in. The method your child will use will depend on their class and age. K and 1 students will log in with…
Heathcote community, Today begins, officially, the e-learning experience for Scarsdale public schools. While this won’t be an easy time, our students, and staff, are well prepared for this. A lot of what we do on a day -to-day basis involves technology and online tools. The downside to this, of course, is not everything we do…
This post is so 4th graders can practice using the commenting feature. It is a post to review the why and how of commenting and ensure everyone understands the proper procedures and expectations. 4th graders, don’t forget to use the Blog Commenting checklist before you submit your comment. Please leave a comment about…