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10 Black Dots
What would you do with 10 black dots? See what Donald Crews would do with all those dots when you listen to me read his book. Click here to listen. I picked the number 7 and take a look at what I chose to make with my dots. Choose a number from 1-10 and make a picture to hang on your refrigerator. Don't forget to write your sentence to go along with your picture. Time to get creative and if you want a challenge try to do an illustration for each number!

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I know everyone is wondering what to do about their library books! Please do not stress about this too much. We are going to collect what we can and regroup when we are able to be back together in school. If you are wondering what book(s) you have checked out from the library, you may reach out to me or your teacher. We are asking that library books at home be returned during your scheduled school visit to say farewell to your teacher for the summer and collect your belongings. We know that there are some books still in classrooms and as teachers go through their rooms, books will be returned to the library. Please reach out if you have any questions. Thank you!

Mrs. Sims
tvetrano@houstonisd.org

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Last year we read Fenway and Hattie by Victoria J. Coe for One Book, One School (OBOS). Although this is not our OBOS title for this year, I thought you would enjoy hearing the second book in the series. Victoria J. Coe has granted me permission to read Fenway and Hattie and the Evil Bunny Gang to you all. Please enjoy listening along with me read and answering my question at the end of each chapter with your family.

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Greetings! I am grateful that we were able to continue our One Book, One School tradition this year and hope you have enjoyed the story so far. We have about a week left and I would like to invite you to try morning trivia if you have not done so yet and keep submitting answers if you have been trying. I love to look and see all the names for trivia submissions!

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Listen to the read aloud of Evil Bunny Gang Chapter 2. Complete the reading response questions at the end of the video.

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Submit your answer by 2:30pm each day. The correct answer will be announced the next day.

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Listen to the read aloud of Evil Bunny Gang Chapter 1. Complete the reading response questions at the end of the video.

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K-2 Reading BINGO Challenge
Use this BINGO game to explore different types of books and places to read. Try to fill in your entire card!

Note: Take a look at the Technology column for eBook resources in HISD's Digital Resources.

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3-5 Reading BINGO Challenge
In our meeting time before class begins we always take time to share about the books you are reading. My hope is that you become inspired to read something you never thought of reading before. Take this reading BINGO challenge to push yourself to step out of your comfort zone and explore different genres of books I double dare you to fill the whole card!

Note: Take a look at the Technology column for eBook resources in HISD's Digital Resources.

BINGO Credit: www.mamateaches.com

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Greetings Book Lovers!

I never thought I would say that I miss that pesky beeping sound of the library scanner, but I sure do. Most of all I miss all of you! In all this time of uncertainty, one thing we can be certain of is the magic of books to take us to away to places without even having to leave where we are. I love this quote because it reminds me I can dream during the day to get away for a bit just by reading a book. I hope you all get to read lots of books that allow you to daydream while we are apart. I am looking forward to seeing you all soon!

Love,
Mrs. Sims

Quote Credit: www.ithinkwecouldbefriends.com

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Here are a few ways to access some eBooks using HISD's Digital Resources in the HUB. Once you are in HISD's Digital Resources, you can click "Library References" on the left to take you to the resources below. SImply click on the resource you would like to access and follow the instructions below.

1. myON
Once myON is open it is ready to go. Choose a book from your library or click the "Browse" button for more options. Every once and a while it may ask you to take a benchmark reading assessment to update your profile.

2. Destiny
This is our school library catalog and there are some eBooks available in there for you to read at home. Once in Destiny, search for "Travis" and then login using the HoustonISD SAML SSO. Search using "ebooks" and Click "Open" to read a book of your choice.

3. HPL eBooks & TumbleBooks
The Houston Public Library has partnered with HISD to bring loads of free resources to our students. Once you open the HPL Learning Link resource, instructions for logging in are on the page as well as eBook links to Axis360 and TumbleBooks on the bottom of the page.

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Visit the #READERMAKER Challenges and complete one challenge.

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Visit HISD's Digital Resources, linked below, and learn about Morse code by reading the Morse code article in WorldBook Student. Print out the Morse code sheet and practice making words or messages using a flashlight (signals) or tapping walls (sounds) in your house. For fun, grab a partner, sit on opposite sides of a wall, and see if they can figure out what your word or message is.
WorldBook Tip: After you search "Morse code", you can click the orange button with the ear symbol if you would like the article read to you.

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Keyboarding and Internet safety lessons.
www.houstonisd.org/digitalresources
New lessons posted 3/25

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Learn computer science. Change the world.

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Every student in every school deserves the opportunity to study computer science.