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On April 5, will we be using the charge carts in the rooms for all the student chromebooks to have them stay overnight since all kids will be full time? 

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On April 5, will we be using the charge carts in the rooms for all the student chromebooks to have them stay overnight since all kids will be full time? 

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What will eating breakfast look like in a room with desks only 4 feet apart?

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Like that we could use outside for breaks but where exactly can we go (FH) and if we do choose to do that, does the 10 minutes start when we are at the spot or is it 10 minutes total? 

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Like that we could use outside for breaks but where exactly can we go (FH) and if we do choose to do that, does the 10 minutes start when we are at the spot or is it 10 minutes total? 

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How can I  teach my remote and in person students effectively.

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How can I  teach my remote and in person students effectively.

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how to schedule or make lessons work in April with only a few students remote

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how to schedule or make lessons work in April with only a few students remote

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I would like to have time to figure out how exactly to give dibels and look at the lessons.

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I would like to have time to figure out how exactly to give dibels and look at the lessons.

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Sharing learning games to increase engagement with both remote and in person students.

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Sharing learning games to increase engagement with both remote and in person students.

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I was realizing once again how vital student engagement is!  How can we increase this?

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I was realizing once again how vital student engagement is!  How can we increase this?

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Third grade was looking for ways to build up our social studies unit as well as to find more time to integrate the topics

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Learning games and Fun Features to zip up my lessons.

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Learning games and Fun Features to zip up my lessons.

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Could we get a poster like the Dexter Park Promises with the expectations of in person learning? That way everyone has the same exact language.

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Could we get a poster like the Dexter Park Promises with the expectations of in person learning? That way everyone has the same exact language.

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Fitting it all in with a shortened day and trying to combine all the initiatives and curriculum.

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Fitting it all in with a shortened day and trying to combine all the initiatives and curriculum.

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Creating an adequate schedule that includes all the curriculum. (DIBELS, Wonders, Kilpatrick, small group, whole group, Zearn, ST Math, progress monitoring, Title 1, special, services, etc.)

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I am nervous about having enough supplies since there is no sharing. I am wondering if students could come to class with an “art bag” containing crayons, pencil, glue stick, and maybe even scissors.

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learning games to increase students engagement for both remote and in person students.

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How to manage a classroom who has 50% in person and 50% at home

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As a combo-class teacher, I'd really appreciate hearing ideas about how I can work with the multiple groups I will be having (two grades on top of in person/online).
This might connect to the idea of how to teach small groups when we can't actually move students into groups.

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I am open for anything.  I am a bit confused as to the MCLASS lessons and Wonders small groups ratio.

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I am open for anything.  I am a bit confused as to the MCLASS lessons and Wonders small groups ratio.