Dr. Johnson's Reading Blog

I'm going back to using the blog to collect the wide variety of information I'm getting so I can send it out to all of you. The information may be random, and out of order, but I'm getting so much info I'm not sure how to organize it. 1) Chromebooks will begin going home next week starting April 1st.. Dr. Mueller will send out a message as to who those will be picked up. 2) Spring Break is still on. 3) Online learning will OFFICIALLY begin April 20th - April 30th. That's 10 school days of instruction. I have posted some additional work can work on if they finished their packets.  It's going to take me some time to start posting information. I have been inundated with information I have to sift through, then start creating online lessons. I've never done it but I'm looking forward to trying. 4) I will make Google Classroom the hub of all information. Through Google Classroom I will link to our blog or post information directly. Students will rece

I wanted to share some information I have so far this week. Over the next coming days you will be sent additional information concerning your child's learning at home. I am going to share some abbreviated information so you know what to expect over the next couple of days. The district put together learning packets that each student is expected to complete. Through the packet, each day's work should account for about 3 hours of work in all academic areas (e.g., reading, writing, science). Your child completes the work, the parent signs off on the appropriate spot, and the packet will be returned at the end of the two weeks. This packet work will begin on Friday. All the material in the packet will be review, except for some math items on volume which we haven't covered. Your child should be able to quickly find the information on how to solve those problems. There may also be information your child will need to review. Some time this evening you will receive an email (m