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Items for May 4 to 8

Good morning room 5 and 6 families,

At Home Learning package May 4-8
The weekly at home learning package for the week of May 4 to 8 is now available on the Taradale School website. Please use the link below.

http://school.cbe.ab.ca/school/taradale/about-us/news-centre/_layouts/ci/post.aspx?oaid=ae4e9b34-98d0-4479-aa6c-bd630cf023c2&oact=20001

If you are accessing the at home learning using the PDF copy, please note that links may not work. You will have to copy and paste the link into your browser.

At home learning will also be linked to Google Classroom.

Google Meet sessions for this week will be:

  • Tuesday May 5, 1:45 to 2:15
  • Friday May 8, 1:45 to 2:15

A reminder that in order to attend Google Meet sessions, students must accept their invitation to Google Classroom. Invitations have been sent to student's CBE email address.

Student Belongings
I have had some questions about families picking up students personal belongings from school. At this stage we have not been given instructions for how or when this will happen. As soon as I know, I will communicate the plan to families.

Reminder
A reminder that student school work is not due at any specific time. Students are welcome to submit work to me via Google Drive (student's accessing at home learning via Google Classroom can type their work into the at home learning document and share it with me), or by taking a picture and emailing it to me. We really want families to focus on their own wellness and finding what works for them. The goal with at home learning is to engage students and maintain their mindset of learning while schools are closed.  If you have any questions, please let me know.


Have a great week, everyone!



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