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Students in the 10th grade classes at Kyiv International School are beginning distance learning. They are instructed to go to the school's website at www.kis10.webs.com for course instructions and assignments. Students must submit work at least 3 times a week by email, including their name and assignment title. The initial instructions outline mathematics, reading, language, and science assignments for the first 3 weeks, starting with graphing and data lessons in mathematics. Students are shown how to access and complete reteach and homework assignments through the website, then send their work to their teacher. They are told to email their teacher if they have any other questions.
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Kis Instructions To Begin Our Internet Units
- 1. Mr. Windsor- 10W Mrs. Klein- 10K Mrs. Burns- 10B Mr. skousen- 10S Kyiv International School 10 year old classesInstructions to begin our distance learning units
- 2. Where do I begin? Go to www.kis10.webs.com This is what the website looks like.
- 3. Read the section “Dear Students and Family” Read !!
- 4. Important items to re-read… Students must send work to their teacher at least 3 times a week by email. How to submit work: everypiece of work (e.g. written, video, digital picture) submitted must include the student’s first and last name, and the title of the assignment.
- 5. Important items to re-read… Here is an overview of the work for the 3 weeks. Math: 7.1 to 7.5 and 8.2 to 8.5 (18 assignments and 2 tests) Reading: 6 books, Reflect, Text features, New Information, and Oral/visual/written responses (24 assignments and reading (D.E.A.R.) Language: Autobiography, class discussion Science: 5 assignments
- 6. Let’s begin with Mathematics…click on Math
- 7. We will work on Graphing Data, Data and Statistics
- 8. How do I begin working on Mathematics? Click where it says, “Click here!”
- 9. This is the website!
- 10. You will begin with lesson 7.1. First: Click the circle “Lesson 7.1” Second: Click the circle “Reteach” Third: Click the circle “Go”
- 11. This the “Reteach 7.1” Assignment Read the instructions first!
- 13. (If you do this, then you will need to take a picture of your assignment or scan your assignment, save the file to your computer, and then send and email with the file as an attachment.)
- 14. OR
- 15. 2. On a separate piece of paper you can respond to each question.
- 16. (If you do this, then you will need to take a picture of your assignment or scan your assignment, save the file to your computer, and then send and email with the file as an attachment.)
- 17. OR
- 19. Next …“Homework 7.1” First: Click the circle “Lesson 7.1” Second: Click the circle “Homework” Third: Click the circle “Go”
- 20. Math Assignments to complete… Assignments to complete: Reteach 7.1 and Homework 7.1 Reteach 7.2 and Homework 7.2 Reteach 7.3 and Homework 7.3 Reteach 7.4 and Homework 7.4 Reteach 7.5 and Homework 7.5 Reteach 8.2 and Homework 8.2 Reteach 8.3 and Homework 8.3 Reteach 8.4 and Homework 8.4 Reteach 8.5 and Homework 8.5
- 21. What do I do if I still have questions? Email your teacher! We check our emails each hour and we will respond as soon as possible.
- 22. What to do next? Click on Reading, Language or Science. Follow the directions.