Challenge Work (Keep learning over the summer!)
​There are more options to explore on our Tech Links page as well

Nature Sketch:
Go outside and look around. Find one thing you'd like to sketch and sit down and sketch it. Remember begin with an outline, then add details, shading, and build out. If you'd like, email Ms. Casady a picture of your best sketch!

Reading: (Try to read EVERY DAY over the summer to keep growing!)
Science and Social Studies Units- Each subject area has 2 read alouds, a video, and activity for students to try out.
Battle of the Books for Next Year- Start reading early, so you can rock it next year!
Ms. Casady's & Ms. Williams Read Aloud Page- Tons of read alouds when you need a good story
Flip Grid- Tell us about a book your reading on Book Talks! or leave us a fun video on Kids Corner
Epic! TONS of books online- Some will even read the story to you! Be sure to take the comprehension quiz at the end!
Classroom code: mvg9613
FNSB Library Summer Reading Program- Fun virtual story times all summer long

Writing:
Any Writing Project That Makes you Happy!
-Keep a summer journal
-Google Slides slideshow about your summer or another interest
-Write a letter to your grandparents, cousin, or even Ms. Casady!
-Typing Games (on Technology Links, typing.com or arcademics)
-Cursive
-Write a Google Doc letter to a friend and share it with them
-Make up a new story or chapter book
-Write about a weird/funny experience you've had
(Feel free to share with Ms. Casady if you like!)

Math:
Multiplication and Division Practice- Go on to Sumdog or Prodigy to practice your multiplication and division problems. Students can also use flash cards or have someone quiz them verbally instead.

Redbird - This program self-paces students through their math instruction. If students don't understand a problem and miss it, the program will adjust and get easier to help them through the material with more guidance.

To get to RedBird you need to go to the ClassLink Launchpad :
https://launchpad.classlink.com/k12northstar?loggedout=1
1. Click sign in with Google.
2. Use your s# to sign in
3. Click Textbook Resources
4. Then click McGraw Hill (Red Button)
​5. Click Launch on BarneyCasady

You can also play math games on our tech links page