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AccuWeather.com/school

Lessons range from “how to calm your pet during a storm” to experiments like “how to create your own tornado,” each with accompanying video instruction. Combining weather information, safety learning, and practical scientific knowledge brings strong educational insights to users of all ages.

The lessons are structured like a school day with an opening bell, break time activities and virtual field trips. Lessons typically take 5-15 minutes to read and include short instructional videos. Follow-up “homework” activities further bring those lessons to life. Lessons are designed to utilize common household materials.

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Goose Chase Activities... Download the APP!

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Mrs. Barrett Optional Workouts for April/May

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Mrs. Barrett Optional Workouts for April/May

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Enrichment Assignments

Hello Bandies,

Here are two tracts of SR Band Coronavirus Enrichment.

The first one is for playing your instrument, if you have your instrument at home and the second is musical enrichment without your instrument. You are welcome to participate in both!

Students: If you want practice "scales" for mallets, tuba, bass, horns, tenor, clarinet, etc.
See Mr. Poff's google classroom for examples

I Daily practice routine (percussion will also be given rudiments):

1 Long Tones (Rudiments)

2 Scales and Arpeggios (Rudiments)

3 Band Tunes

4 Solo Tunes

5 Free Play

6 Performance

7 Cool Down

II Listening and Review of Performances

1 Listen to a piece of music.

2 Write a short critique on the performance.  You are the music critic!

3 Listen to two separate performances of the same piece.

4 Compare and contrast them.  Again, you are the music critic!

I will be adding more instruction for each item listed above and it may change as the days of quarantine continue.

Look for the helpers.  Also, we should someday meet again and play as a group.

Love Your Director,

Michael Anthony Poff, Jr.

I Daily Practice Routine Music Links:

1 Long Tones Link:
Long Tones

Tenor Sax and F Horn have alternative long tones which they should use and are at the bottom of the list of instruments. They are in a different key.

Percussion:
Education - Introduction

Education - 01: Single Stroke Roll

Education - 04: Multiple Bounce Roll

Education - 06: Double Stroke (Open) Roll

Education - 16: Single Paradiddle
Education - 20: Flam

Education - 31: Drag

3 Practice our band tunes if you have them with you!

4 Solo Tunes:

Flute:     Free Flute Sheet Music, Lessons & Resources

Free Flute Sheet Music | flutetunes.com

Clarinet:     Free Clarinet Sheet Music, Lessons & Resources

Bass Clarinet: Free Clarinet Sheet Music, Lessons & Resources

Bass Clarinet Sheet Music, Lessons, Chord Charts, Resources

Alto and Bari Sax:  Free Alto Sax Sheet Music, Lessons & Resources

Baritone Saxophone Sheet Music, Lessons, Chord Charts, Resources

Tenor Sax:     Tenor Saxophone Sheet Music, Lessons, Chord Charts, Resources

Trumpet:      Free Trumpet Sheet Music, Lessons & Resources

Horn:      Free French Horn Sheet Music, Lessons & Resources

Low Brass:    Free Trombone Sheet Music, Lessons & Resources

Euphonium Sheet Music, Lessons, Chord Charts, Resources

Tuba:        Free Tuba Sheet Music, Lessons & Resources

Bass:      Free Bass Guitar Sheet Music, Lessons & Resources

Double Bass Sheet Music, Lessons, Chord Charts, Resources

Mallets:    Orchestral Percussion Sheet Music, Lessons, Chord Charts, Resources

Percussion: Free Drums Sheet Music

5 Free Play:

Pick a few pitches, or a scale, or an arpeggio and make your own music.

Tips:
1 Start with just a few pitches

2 The more you play add more pitches

3 Wander up and down the scale as you desire

4 Arpeggios are are great way to liven things

5 No note is really wrong except the ones you don’t play

Have fun, It’s fun!

6 Performance:

We perform every day during band for ourselves.

This is an important part of music

1. Pick a section of music, a solo tune you have learned, or a tune you created

2. Perform it for a family member, or someone on zoom, or a stuffed animal, or a real animal, or just for yourself...Just treat it special and enjoy the intentional and unintentional sounds you create!

7 Cool Down

Play some nice whole notes to rest your chops!

Percussion should play something simple to sign off as well.

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Georgia Aquarium live webcams

https://www.ajc.com/lifestyles/this-live-video-penguins-the-georgia-aquarium-will-just-the-distraction-you-need-today/2HcVUeFp3gPdmNQ64zOeCM/

Monterey Bay Aquarium live webcams

https://laughingsquid.com/live-video-streams-from-monterey-bay-aquarium/?fbclid=IwAR2xnEpSZeMZbRA9wZ7LoosWVOrEl629bIZpXawVwj3bKJLssa3uQgR6nyo

PA Farm and Culture Livecam Bald Eagles

https://hdontap.com/index.php/video/stream/pa-farm-country-bald-eagle-live-cam?utm_source=pgc.pa.gov&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cam+pgc+pafarmcountry&fbclid=IwAR03GX1DJvHlIwOFC4-cquTC3IgzqGZlQf8eC4xNpKwxHzkjcuKVM2e5CfU

Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium: Bringing the Zoo to You

https://mailchi.mp/pittsburghzoo/bringing-the-zoo-to-you?e=b54d98765c&fbclid=IwAR3CMzx0EHqKu_-wUtWp5nQAenDh7wsGFbpdCxotJTxHkk9dlEdbZV35Vpk

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Activities
Fine motor skills
https://teaching2and3yearolds.com/55-ways-strengthen-fine-motor-skills-home/

Gross motor
https://www.themeasuredmom.com/indoor-gross-motor-activities/

BrainPOP Jr.-
https://educators.brainpop.com/2020/02/19/free-brainpop-access-for-schools-affected-by-the-corona-virus/?utm_source=organic&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=coronavirus&utm_content=free-access

ABCYa
https://www.abcya.com/

Letter Activities

· Letter basketball- lay out letters on a piece of paper, call out a letter, have your child find the letter, if they get it right, they get to crumble it into a ball and shoot it into a trash can

Candy letter match

·       Go on a letter hunt around your house- tell your child to find something that starts with the letter a (you may need to tell the beginning sound). You can go through each letter

·       Lay out 3 plates with a letter in the center of each and have kids sort letters or objects that start with that letter onto the plate

·       Write the alphabet out, as you say a letter have your child use a bingo dabber to dab the letter you said

·       Write letters on a piece of paper, lay out 3 letters and say a letter, have your child touch the letter you said (you can talk about things that start with that letter)

·       Write letters on paper and give your child a water gun with water or paint to squirt the letter you say

·       Make letters using pipe cleaners, boiled spaghetti noodles, or playdough

More Resources:
https://afirm.fpg.unc.edu/sites/afirm.fpg.unc.edu/files/covid-resources/Build%20New%20Routines-Educational%20and%20Movement%20Resources%20for%20Teenagers_0.pdf

https://afirm.fpg.unc.edu/sites/afirm.fpg.unc.edu/files/covid-resources/Build%20New%20Routines-Educational%20Resources%20for%20Kids_0.pdf

For the Parents:

https://afirm.fpg.unc.edu/supporting-individuals-autism-through-uncertain-times

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Carnegie Science Center Activities:
http://carnegiesciencecenter.org/visit/science-activities-and-resources/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=educators-april-2020&utm_term=science-activities-and-resources

https://www.flinnsci.com/athomescience/at-home-activities/#biology

8th Grade
Continue to work through the Coach books.

Great link to do some labs at home just for fun

https://www.flinnsci.com/athomescience/at-home-activities/#ps

Online STEM for Fun

http://tgreduexplore.org/sites/default/files/nature/intro

Current material to classroom - 8th grade

https://www.khanacademy.org/science/biology/energy-and-enzymes/the-laws-of-thermodynamics/v/introduction-to-energy

Review of material Grade 10 STS

https://www.khanacademy.org/science/high-school-biology/hs-ecology/hs-human-impact-on-ecosystems/v/human-activities-that-threaten-biodiversity

BIOLOGY

Keystone Review weblink videos
https://youtu.be/DHAK-Idi_OY

The Inner Life of the Cell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzcTgrxMzZk

Learn.Genetics: Genetics Science Learning Center
https://learn.genetics.utah.edu

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Grade 7 - Mrs. Ferringer's Reading Classes
Read the book Lyddie
study all vocabulary terms and figurative language terms.  All found on teacher page!

All students can use Noredink to practice grammar, and they have also added self-directed writing practice. They can go into practice and do anything that they haven't been assigned. Two years ago, I had a student do the entire Noredink practices that were available to us!
https://www.noredink.com/

Tips for using noredink at home

https://noredink.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360040692792

Select your grade level and strengthen your vocabulary, SAT Prep, or learn a new word today

https://www.vocabtest.com/

Submit an article, poem, photograph, or a work of art

https://www.teenink.com/submit

Take a lesson in grammar

https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/grammar

Mrs. Motter's Keystone Remediation Classes - REVIEWS are in Google Classroom

Question of the Day

https://thecriticalreader.com/question-of-the-day/

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Helpful links
https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/coronavirus-updates?SFMC_cid=EM289964-&rid=47301006#free-ap-classes

https://www.varsitytutors.com/ap_english_language-practice-tests

Free AP Review Classes for students planning on taking the AP tests this spring : https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/coronavirus-updates#free-ap-classes

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Check out the list of FREE eBooks to read

https://www.planetebook.com/ebooks/

New York Public Library has thousands of free E-books.

https://www.nypl.org/books-music-movies/ebookcentral/simplye

11th Grade - "The Great Gatsby"
eBook
https://www.planetebook.com/free-ebooks/the-great-gatsby.pdf

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Spanish
This site has pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary practice prompts with

explanations that precede each quiz. Click at the top for pronunciation, grammar, or vocabulary. Then access

the practice quizzes to review what we have learned in class.

https://studyspanish.com/

This site contains a variety of interesting ways that you can enrich your

knowledge of grammar and vocabulary. It is easy to use.

https://www.123teachme.com/

For those of you that want to improve your pronunciation by leaps and bounds, I would recommend this site! Click on anything in blue and it’s free. You will hear the audio by two different

native speakers, and you can increase the speed of the audio or slow it down as well.

https://spanishspanish.com/

Most of you downloaded this app on your chrome book or your phone earlier this

year. If you haven’t had time to use it, now is the time to see how many levels you can get through. I will be excited to hear about your progress!!!

https://www.duolingo.com/

ALL LEVELS can try the website below
https://www.thefrenchexperiment.com/

FRENCH I

General review/practice

www.quia.com

www.quizlet.com

Green notes sheets from class - organize your binder and notes and review what we’ve done in Lessons 1-7

Review the documents and powerpoints available on my website

French II

General review/practice

www.quia.com

www.quizlet.com

Lessons 1-8 - organize your binder and notes and review what we’ve done in Lessons 1-8

Review verb charts on colored verb cards

Review the documents and powerpoints that are available on my website

Use school email to email other French students and/or Madame to practice writing

French III

Chapter 6

Work through the handouts and materials that I gave you in class.

Use the online textbook for help and for the audio files/exercises.

Practice and memorize the Imparfait.

Review Passé Composé and compare/contrast its use v. Imparfait

Chapter 7 and Le Futur

This is the last verb tense that we need to learn.  You can study it through the book/website or just look for a youtube video on how to form it.  It’s very easy!

This is the future using “will” in English.  This is different from aller + infinitive for things that you’re “going to do.”

The vocab list and notes for Chapter 7 are available on my website.

Listening Comprehension

DVDs:  Listening Comprehension Practice:  Choose a favorite movie or two that you have on DVD.  Set it to play with French audio and see how much you can understand.  Add subtitles if you’d like - French or English.  This works best with a movie that you’ve seen several times because you already know the character, plot, etc.

French IV

Le Petit Prince
Choices/Options

Complete the novel Le Petit Prince (you have the novel at home with you)

Look online or on Netflix etc. to watch the original movie-musical The Little Prince (1974)

Watch the new, animated version on Netflex:  The Little Prince (2015)

Compare/contrast these movies with the book (I would watch this movie in English because you will get a better understanding of the poetry of the dialog.  There may be options for audio choices and subtitle choices.)

Music/Culture:  Johnny Hallyday (the French Elvis)

View the powerpoint about his life (on my website under “Handouts”)

Watch videos/links on last slide

Explore youtube for his music and videos, do some research on Hallyday

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ALL SUBJECTS

Purposegames.com
Games and Activities for all subjects!!!!!!

https://www.purposegames.com/

SeaWorld Activities for all grade levels

https://seaworld.org/teachers/classroom-activities/?utm_source=Cheetah&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=SWF_EducationalResources_Teachers.And.Parents_03252020&tp=i-1NHD-I1-rr-387fd-1o-2o7Sf-1c-7nb-2udWC-l4QKQD22Rg-2Gl01t&pk_id=

QUIZLETS for each class/subject
https://quizlet.com/

Podcasts
https://www.weareteachers.com/best-podcasts-for-kids/?fbclid=IwAR1ckzY9zF_FdjETv84HYi_LoIOWpoaOQ5hXpejaYsMu2AdEm9VqiXZPQU8

Khan Academy
https://https://www.khanacademy.org

First, Scholastic Learn at Home is excellent, especially for our middle school students!

https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/support/learnathome.html

Games
https://freerice.com/categories

Practice GUITAR for 3 free months
https://www.fender.com/play

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Geometry
https://www.kutasoftware.com/freeige.html

Get More Math
gmm.getmoremath.com

Math

All 7th graders that have Rob for math can study their math vocabulary terms on Quizlet.  They were all sent the link to their terms via email.  They have had them for a few weeks now.  Here are a few other resources that I can recommend.

xtramath.org
10 minutes a day math practice fluency

Possible Activities
prodigygame.com

sheppardsoftware.com

khanacademy.org

games, activities, worksheets (Grades K - 8)

https://www.mathgames.com/grades/

Mathplay - games,activities,etc

http://www.math-play.com/classifying-angles-game.html

Complete MIXED REVIEW SECTION from Get More Math

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Mr. Highfield and Quizizz
1.
http://quizizz.com/join/quiz/5e6249868918e7001d9f13c1/start?referrer=5c067f32b0ead8001a2dec62

2.
http://quizizz.com/join/quiz/5e132f5d680f4c001beedcbf/start?referrer=5c067f32b0ead8001a2dec62

3.
http://quizizz.com/join/quiz/5df0fca6ff2416001b754bb8/start?referrer=5c067f32b0ead8001a2dec62

Modern History review

https://quizlet.com/410389560/modern-american-history-final-flash-cards/

Scholastic Magazine free links

options (links) for families, teachers, and administrators

http://teacher.scholastic.com/education/

https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/support/learnathome.html

Museums

Vatican Museum virtual tour

http://www.museivaticani.va/content/museivaticani/en/collezioni/musei/tour-virtuali-elenco.1.html

Smithsonian Art Gallery

https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/national-portrait-gallery

Spain museum of art

https://static.museothyssen.org/microsites/exposiciones/2019/Balenciaga/vv/index.htm?startscene=1&startactions=lookat(44.26,-5.98,62.42,0,0);

Vietnam
Check out Mr. Louise's Website
Review key terms as a review

American History/Government website - games and activities

https://bensguide.gpo.gov/

https://www.usa.gov/education?source=kids

Mrs. Svolos
http://icivics.org/
Other links on her teacher page!

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Daily challenges - generate ideas, build a prototype with materials from home, take a picture to submit... all age levels

https://fluxspace.io/fluxosc/

STEM @ HOME
https://email.pitsco.com/e2t/c/*W97NZhd3GG1tzW8QWM_D52zGpH0/*W1xHbX95bPY58W5vyB-j57njzl0/5/f18dQhb0SbTH8YHsrKN935HcFHyjJqVRJrhM3LyPzlN3hHhbrVMsQMVnQ9Qq8-tSzcW8W2c9W32SCgzW1SdMYr8Xl-wXW4dQ1pX30HT7DW2MVlnb4cyN6wN2MTPSyKng6qW1Wg4bj4P_CTXW36Q7NM2M-t5pN2Ywxfgq4KMTW5-2t5m20WxqZW1D-L0g5lN3j7VpVkrB36gM6wW1BqcjB6vFpKJW99TJLM5RlSdTW5xNCj88mGgznW313G3G5G47_kW8xvHz05CKBz6W5yMMR65tQNcqW8g3_3n5r9Tf4W5RzQKt8h7v6sW3jkPzH4471VRVKFSh82--SVZW8Fwhfn5mQGCmW3YXpTT8GtRRqW3xFl_h3KpvWMW5jMyYM5J0Lq5W3Kp-Yq5hhysqW1BgLjv6tbqRhMPs031gkKmyW5q90Rs4ksm4SW3VNSTm49z8tsW30D2Lr3K8rDRW4DdTc64QDgwJVWWkq622jcL8W3g4K__2-zyqHW50W4VG5GL1fRW5_6-wd96fjdPN1wgyzMVL6QTS7FB75x5cQ102

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Accounting I
Accounting I students can access Mrs. Greenlee’s Google Site and click on the MindTap link to
access the online course materials to review Chapter 12, Lessons 1 and 2.

Click on the Google Classroom link and then the Quizlet link in the Stream to review the
accounting terms and concepts that have been discussed in Chapters 1-12.

To explore accounting topics, students are encouraged to go to
www.startheregoplaces.com.

Accounting II
Accounting II students can access Mrs. Greenlee’s Google site and click on the MindTap link to
access the online course materials to review Chapter 7, Lessons 1 and 2. Students can also click
www.startheregoplaces.com.

Applications
Students can access Mrs. Greenlee’s Google Site and click on the EduTyping link to practice
their keyboarding skills.
Students are also encouraged to click on the EVERFI link and follow the login information provided to access and complete a digital literacy program called, Ignition.

Microsoft Office Applications
Students in Microsoft Office Applications class can access Mrs. Greenlee’s Google Site and
click on the MindTap link to access the online course materials.

PowerPoint SAM Training and flashcards for Modules 1-3.

Personal Finance
Personal Finance students are encouraged to create a Banzai account by following the steps
below. Banzai is an online financial literacy tool that has been provided to us from First United
National Bank.
Step 1: Visit teachbanzai.com.
Step 2: Click Sign Up, and then click I am a Student.
Step 3: Enter the class code: HEUSFM.
Step 4: Click I’m 13 or older, and click Continue.
Step 5: Fill in the necessary information (as shown below), and click Sign Up.

 First and Last Name
 Username = chs_first initial + last name (ex. chs_kgreenlee)
 Password = chs_student identification number (ex. chs_####)

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CHROMEBOOKS needed
Type in  "joinmyquiz"   in searchbar.
Intro to Chemistry  code is 036910.
Academic Chemistry code is 969715
This assignment/enrichment is open for one month.

FLINN AT-HOME SCIENCE
https://www.flinnsci.com/athomescience/at-home-lab-series/

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Optional/Practical Knowledge during the Coronavirus Pandemic

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Free AP Review Classes for students planning on taking the AP tests this spring : https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/coronavirus-updates#free-ap-classes

Online Career Exploration for students...
https://roadtripnation.com/edu/careerfinder

Free SAT Test Prep - https://www.khanacademy.org/test-prep/sat

Penn State Virtual College Tour https://admissions.psu.edu/experience/?utm_content=TCAM-16938&utm_campaign=UA-SP-20&utm_source=UAO&utm_term=TCAM-16939&utm_medium=email

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Hello students! I hope everyone is staying healthy during this time! Below, is
an article dealing with physical wellness. It is optional to read the article but, I
think it would be beneficial and has some good information. There will be no
grade or no written assignment to turn in. After you read this article, I
encourage you to spark a face to face conversation with anyone that is in your
house with you. Yes, facetime does count as face-to- face interaction.
A good time to spark a conversation would be during times of physical activity like
going for a walk. This article talks about how exercise benefits our heart and
our brain. Those are only two of the plenty parts of our body that exercise has
a positive impact on. For this conversation, brainstorm as many parts of the
body that are positively affected by exercise that you, and the person you are
talking to, can think of. See how many you can come up with!

This article starts you off by giving you two.

Exercise and the Body
Whether you do it to lose weight, to reach a fitness goal or, just for fun,
exercise changes you.
There is the red face and the sweating, the pounding heart and pumping lungs, the
boost to your alertness and mood, the previously nonexistent urges to talk about
nothing but splits and laps and PBs.

But while we all know that staying physically active is essential to a long, healthy,
productive life, we don't often understand exactly what's happening behind the
scenes.

Heart: When you exercise, heart rate increases to circulate more oxygen (via the
blood) at a quicker pace. The more you exercise, the more efficient the heart
becomes at this process, so you can work out harder and longer. Eventually, this
lowers resting heart rate in fit people.
Exercise also stimulates the growth of new blood vessels, causing blood pressure
to decrease in fit people.

Brain: Increased blood flow also benefits the brain. Immediately, the brain cells
will start functioning at a higher level, says Cameron, making you feel more alert
and awake during exercise and more focused afterward. When you work
out regularly, the brain gets used to this frequent surge of blood and adapts by
turning certain genes on or off. Many of these changes boost brain cell function
and protect from diseases such as Alzheimers, Parkinsons or even stroke, and
ward off age-related decline.

Klein, S. (2017, December 7). LOOK: This Is Your Body On Exercise. Retrieved March 28,
2020, from https://www.huffpost.com/entry/body-on-exercise-what-happens-

OR ANOTHER ARTICLE TO READ - OPTIONAL

Moderate vs. Vigorous
Physical activity simply means movement of the body that uses energy. Walking,
gardening, briskly pushing a baby stroller, climbing the stairs, playing soccer, or
dancing the night away are all good examples of being active. For health
benefits, physical activity should be moderate or vigorous intensity.

Moderate physical activities include:
 Walking briskly (about 3½ miles per hour)
 Bicycling (less than 10 miles per hour)
 General gardening (raking, trimming shrubs)
 Dancing
 Golf (walking and carrying clubs)
 Water aerobics
 Canoeing
 Tennis (doubles)

Vigorous physical activities include:
 Running/jogging (5 miles per hour)
 Walking very fast (4½ miles per hour)
 Bicycling (more than 10 miles per hour)
 Heavy yard work
 Swimming (freestyle laps)
 Aerobics
 Basketball (competitive)
 Tennis (singles)

What is physical activity? (n.d.). Retrieved March 28, 2020, from
https://www.choosemyplate.gov/resources/physical-activity-what-is

Intellectual Wellness Challenge #1!

Create a set of dance moves to the chorus of one of your favorite songs.

This builds your intellectual wellness by using creativity to come up with the moves, using coordination to complete the moves, and using memory to put them all together repeatedly.  Try teaching it to a friend or family member for even more benefit to your intellect.

Intellectual Wellness Challenge #2!

Create a fun, family fitness trivia game.

Incorporate fitness into a game that involves whatever trivia content you pick. Some examples of trivia ideas could be places, actors, athletes, or health topics. You can set your game up any way that you would like. After all, this is YOUR game.  Try sharing it online with people or families that you know so that they can also have fun and fitness while they are at home. Some things to think about for your game: What are your interests? What kind of questions do you want to develop? How will you incorporate fitness into your game? Will there be a point system? If so, how will the point system be designed? Will there be a reward for the winner?  I hope you enjoy your fitness trivia!

Article and Activity...
Hello students! During this time of social distancing, here is an article explaining self-esteem. It is optional to read to the article but, I think it would be beneficial and has some good information. There will be no grade or no written assignment to turn in. After you read this article I encourage you to spark a face to face to conversation with anyone that is in your house with you. Yes, facetime does count as face to face interaction. A good time to spark a conversation would be during times of physical activity like going for a walk. This conversation should be about ways to boost our self-esteem. Also, talk about some ways that you can boost others self-esteem. Some things to think about when starting your conversation: What makes you feel good in life? What are some things that gain confidence in yourself? What seems to put you down (things you want to avoid)? What are some things that you can say to other people to boost their self-esteem?

Self-Esteem

The term self-esteem is used to describe a person's overall sense of self-worth or personal value. In other words, how much you appreciate and like yourself. Self-esteem is often seen as a personality trait, which means that it tends to be stable and enduring. Self-esteem can involve a variety of beliefs about yourself, such as the appraisal of your own appearance, beliefs, emotions, and behaviors. Self-esteem can play a significant role in your motivation and success throughout your life. Low self-esteem may hold you back from succeeding at school or work because you don't believe yourself to be capable of success. By contrast, having a healthy self-esteem can help you achieve because you navigate life with a positive, assertive attitude and believe you can accomplish your goals. As you might imagine, there are different factors that can influence self-esteem. Genetic factors that help shape overall personality can play a role, but it is often our experiences that form the basis for overall self-esteem. Those who consistently receive overly critical or negative assessments from caregivers, family members, and friends, for example, will likely experience problems with low self-esteem. Additionally, your inner thinking, age, any potential illnesses, disabilities, or physical limitations, and your job can affect your self-esteem.

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Enrichment Activities for Academic & Honors Physics - “The Physics Classroom”

This site is essentially an interactive textbook covering topics such as Newton’s Laws, kinematics, circular motion, conservation of energy, and the like. In the text it offers example problems; as well as, practice problems and solution methods. Students will also find site specific, online interactives and simulations that they can utilize.

URL =  https://www.physicsclassroom.com/

Textbook sections are located in the left hand menu under “Physics Tutorials”.

Interactives and simulations are in the left hand menu under “Physics Interactives”

Review and concept building questions are located under “Concept Builder”

Academic Physics
Topics to Explore:

Work, Energy, and Power (current unit in class)

Momentum and its Conservation (next unit)

Circular Motion and Satellite Motion (unit after that)

Vibrations and Waves (from here down would be possibilities)

Sound Waves & Music

Light Waves & Color

Honors Physics
Topics to Explore:

Thermal Physics (current unit in class)

Static Electricity (next unit part 1)

Electric Circuits (next unit part 2)

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LINK listed below...
https://www.roboticseducation.org/online-stem-learning-resources-and-activities/

Enrichment Activities for Intro to Robotics - Free Coding Apps

Students may want to check out these apps for their phones and other mobile devices. They all offer free and paid levels of subscription and several offer various coding languages or other computer science topics that they can delve into.

Encode

Strictly a coding based app that offers three languages

JavaScript

Python

HTML and CSS

Programming Hub

Offers various free courses on general and specific computer science topics in numerous areas.

Topics covered include:

CS Fundamentals

IT Basics

App Development

Web Development

Game Development

Analytics

Coding

HTML

Java & JavaScript

C, C++, and C#

Python

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SRU Student Teacher for Mr. Bean and Mrs. Oliver

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SRU Student Teacher for Mr. Bean and Mrs. Oliver

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Mr. Blandford's Video Clip
Get Fit Workout

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Cranberry School District Physical Wellness

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April 13th to 30th... enjoy the workouts

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Movement Calendar Ideas (with talking points)

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Chance to win $$$$$$$$

https://locorobo.co/2020/2020-design-competition-hs-72300.html

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Physical, Cognitive, Healthy Behaviors Materials 4-14 through 5-1-2020