- Online levelled reading site.
- Part of out homework website.
- Part of out homework website.
2. Prodigy (The class code is: 5062016)
- Online game to practise math concepts.
- Part of our homework website.
- Part of our homework website.
3. Ministry of Education - Learn at Home
- Ministry of Education created this website to
support parents and students for learning at home.
4. OCSB Learn at Home
- This is the link to the learning resources the school board has posted to supplement the Ministry of Education site (link above).
5. OCSB Well-Being
- This is the link to the resources related to mental health/well-being the board has posted.
4. OCSB Learn at Home
- This is the link to the learning resources the school board has posted to supplement the Ministry of Education site (link above).
5. OCSB Well-Being
- This is the link to the resources related to mental health/well-being the board has posted.
- Website from Scholastic. Just click on option
for grades 3-5. They have it broken down into 2 weeks of learning. It is a
variety of texts to read with videos to watch and related activities to do.
7. Brain Pop
- Awesome online resource for students to learn and maintain knowledge in different subject areas. They have learning in the following areas: math, language, science, the arts and technology, social studies, and health.
- Here is the login information.....
username: stannejunior password: 500stonehaven
8. Exploring By The Seat of Your Pants: Virtual Classroom
- Sign up for free and join this virtual classroom! They will broadcast "live, free events with leading scientists, explorers, adventurers, and conservationists around the world. Parents and students can join into any event from home, live via the YouTube stream and send in questions via the live chat side bar".
9. KiwiCo
- This website has STEAM activities for your children.
**STEAM stands for: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math
- The activities are separated by age groups and it has DIY project of the day.
- There are also some resources, videos, and articles for parents.
10. Coding Club
"For kids who want to keep coding at home, Code Club Canada will be leading online hangouts in place of in-person meetups. Kids, care-givers, and educators are all welcome to join as our certified instructors walk you through fun activities and challenges. We’ll be covering a different activity each week so kids will have plenty to do with while school is out. They can even invite their friends to join!" (Taken from their website).
- The 2 videos below give a brief explanation as to what coding is. Your child may have already done coding at school such as participating in the "Hour of Code".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTkoei6-uGU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THOEQ5soVpY
11. Ottawa Public Library.
A few of things currently available include:
7. Brain Pop
- Awesome online resource for students to learn and maintain knowledge in different subject areas. They have learning in the following areas: math, language, science, the arts and technology, social studies, and health.
- Here is the login information.....
username: stannejunior password: 500stonehaven
8. Exploring By The Seat of Your Pants: Virtual Classroom
- Sign up for free and join this virtual classroom! They will broadcast "live, free events with leading scientists, explorers, adventurers, and conservationists around the world. Parents and students can join into any event from home, live via the YouTube stream and send in questions via the live chat side bar".
9. KiwiCo
- This website has STEAM activities for your children.
**STEAM stands for: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math
- The activities are separated by age groups and it has DIY project of the day.
- There are also some resources, videos, and articles for parents.
10. Coding Club
"For kids who want to keep coding at home, Code Club Canada will be leading online hangouts in place of in-person meetups. Kids, care-givers, and educators are all welcome to join as our certified instructors walk you through fun activities and challenges. We’ll be covering a different activity each week so kids will have plenty to do with while school is out. They can even invite their friends to join!" (Taken from their website).
- The 2 videos below give a brief explanation as to what coding is. Your child may have already done coding at school such as participating in the "Hour of Code".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTkoei6-uGU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THOEQ5soVpY
11. Ottawa Public Library.
A few of things currently available include:
- Sign up for a temporary library card https://biblioottawalibrary.
ca/en/blogs/sign-%C2% A0temporary%C2%A0library-card% C2%A0here-and-now%C2%A0
- Online bilingual storytime https://biblioottawalibrary.
ca/en/online-bilingual- storytime-heure-du-conte- bilingue-en-direct - Isolation Recreation activities for kids (watch a movie, listen to music, read a book, study at home, attend a virtual show, read a magazine, take a virtual trip, make something and much more https://biblioottawalibrary.
ca/en/isolation-recreation- for-kids
Storytimes & Book ReadingsAuthor Mac Barnett: Most days at 3pm, Mac Barnett reads his books on Instagram Live.Author Monique Gray Smith: Reads her books and shares the videos on Instagram Live.Author Oliver Jeffers: Every weekday at 2pm, Oliver Jeffers reads one of his books on Instagram Live.Author Peter H Reynolds: Every weekday at 3pm, Peter Reynolds will read one of his books on Facebook Live.Jbrary: A directory of online storytimes and resources for songs and rhymes.OperationStoryTime on Instagram: Search #operationstorytime on social media to find authors reading their works online.Penguin Kids: Every weekday at 11am, Penguin Kids will share a read aloud on Instagram Live.SAG-AFTRA Foundation: Listen to famous actors and personalities like Betty White, Oprah, and Kristin Bell read children’s books.Zoos, Museums & Other ExperiencesCincinnati Zoo: Facebook Live videos highlighting a new animal each weekday at 3pm, and shared via Youtube after the live stream.Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants: Live free events with scientists and explorers around the world, hosted Live on Youtube.San Diego Zoo: Live cameras in various zoo exhibits, paired with educational resources.Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History: Self-guided tours of select current and past exhibits.Activities, Curriculum, Lessons & MoreAll Kids Network: Crafts, worksheets, colouring pages, printable mazes, dot to dots, and more.Bedtime Math: Daily prompts to make math easy and fun to talk about. Try adding into your bedtime routine!CBC Curio.ca: Online streaming platform, currently with complimentary access, with collections of educational videos.Funbrain: Online games, books, and activities divided by grades K-8.The Kennedy Centre presents Lunch Doodles with Mo Willems: Draw, doodle and explore new ways of writing by visiting Mo’s studio virtually once a day for the next few weeks.Khan Academy: A non-profit providing free education through fun lessons, like “Imagineering in a Box.”Learn at Home: Resources for elementary and secondary students from the Ontario Ministry of Education.Math Playground: Free online math games and puzzles, for grades 1-6.NASA STEM @Home: Science, tech, engineering, and math activities for families with kids in grades K-4.PBS Kids Design Squad Global: Videos, games and design challenges to promote engineering and design skills.Pete the Cat, Harper Collins Children’s Books: Songs, videos, and activities about everyone’s favourite cat.Scholastic Learn at Home: Day-by-day projects to keep kids reading, thinking, and growing.Seussville, Random House Children’s Books: Activities, crafts, and printables.Todd Parr Fun!: Printable and online activities from always positive author Todd Parr. Be sure to check out the Things That Make You Feel Good activity book.Vroom by Bezos Family Foundation: A free app and website with brain building tips for kids 5 and under.
