Stanton Distance Learning Hub
We know that Distance Learning can bring challenges for both students and parents. Below you'll find a variety of resources that we hope you find helpful.
Frequently Asked Questions About Enrollment
CVUSD Suggested Activities for Distance Learning -This resource contains a wide variety of information: from on-line district wide programs, virtual field trips, and family support info to PE, nature and character trait activities.
What is the Corona Virus? This printable resource tells the story of the corona virus in kid friendly terms and engaging illustrations and how they can help stop the spread of it. In addition, this online flip book corona virus story offers information in easy terms and helpful illustrations.
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Here are some fun holidays to celebrate this week: April 27th- May 1st
How will I Access Instruction?
Your classroom teacher will be coordinating your distance learning during the current suspension of in-school instruction due to COVID-19. Some teachers have provided take-home materials for you to utilize while other teachers may be using only an online platform for you to complete your daily work. Your teachers will be primarily communicating with you via:
- Email (a student's school email/parent and or guardian email)
- Google Classroom
- Google Meet-up
- Phone Call
- Class Website
Students, do your best to have a daily schedule to keep you on track each day to complete your classwork.
- Get up at a regular time each day, have breakfast and change out of your pajamas.
- Log in each day per your teacher's instructions and check in with your teacher and/or classmates.
- Don't forget to give yourselves some brain work during the day: take a walk outside, play basketball, jump rope
Intervention/Extra Resources
Reading Skill Games
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All Grade Practice |
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ELA Websites |
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Kindergarten |
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Beginning, Middle, End Sounds |
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Beginning Sound Practice
Ending Sound Practice Middle Sound Practice |
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Kindergarten - 2nd Grade |
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Phonics Review |
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3rd - 5th Grade |
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Word Work/ Syllable |
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Behavior and Social Emotional Learning Resources
A Video from our school counselor Ms. Lee
- Social Emotional Learning Resources: Here is a padlet full of resources to support your child and provide some fun!
- Behavior and Motivation Resources: Here is a flier that has basic information and a link on it to access a google padlet. On the padlet are multiple activities that you can do with your child, as well as resources, ideas and coaching on implementing behavior support systems. The team will continue to add to it as time goes on.
- Bay Area Covid-19 Mass Resource List
Frequently Asked Questions
- I'm having difficulty getting my child to sit down and do their work.. Do you have any resources to support?
Yes! As you are home working with your child, you may be facing challenges around behavior and motivating them to follow a schedule and/or get work done. Our district behavior team has created some resources for you to use and reference. Here is a flier that has basic information and a link on it to access a google padlet. On the padlet are multiple activities that you can do with your child, as well as resources, ideas and coaching on implementing behavior support systems. The team will continue to add to it as time goes on. If you cannot access the link via the flier try clicking below: https://padlet.com/jsinhbandith/jso7srchmw7
- My Kids are missing and/or worried about their friends. How do we help them?
We suggest using Google hangouts to set-up some chat time.
- I'm worried about my financial situation because I, or someone in my family, just lost their job. Do you have any resources to support finding work?
At Stanton, we make an attempt to serve the whole child. This means that we understand that learning can't happen if basic needs aren't met. Therefore, we're trying our hardest to find resources to support you if you're in this situation. Check out this list of 1575 Remote Jobs From 100+ Companies Hiring Remotely right now: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/1M-8J7z605dcPhUjYfyiKVxuci0e4AWsDLo_tvs19C5M/htmlview?urp=gmail_link. You can all contact the United Way's Community Economic Relief Fund for assistance with bills, rent, and food by calling 1-866-211-9966 and providing your zip code.
- I'm working a full time job and have multiple kids. I can't keep up with all the work that my teacher is sending. What can I do?
Reach out to your classroom teacher. Our focus during this time is to first and foremost make sure that families are supported. These are stressful times for everyone, and while it's important to ensure students keep up with their education, we can adjust based on your unique circumstances.
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What are you doing at home? Share cool projects that you're doing, pictures of students doing their assigned work, and anything else that you're doing. Folks are interested in seeing other's faces.