Students will have Computer and Library classes every Monday.  Half of the class goes to the library with Miss Gonzalez, and the other half stays in the classroom for computer time with Mr. Velasco and Mrs. Drabin.
Laptops and iPads can be brought into the classroom at other times too.

Websites, Log-ins, and More    Oh my!!         ** each student has own log-in code

Our Reading Series Journeys and our Math series, GO Math, has online components, with games, student editions, readers, Curious George Math Models, iTools, MegaMath and nonfiction readers.
https://www-k6.thinkcentral.com/ePC/start.do   **
State: California
District: Diocese of Oakland Ed Office
School: Holy Spirit School
User name   firstnamelastinitial   must be 5 letters  -  Children with 3 letter first names (as on their school box) will use first name and 2 letters of their last name
Password: word and their class number   for example   word1   word24   
www.educationcity.com   **        Language Arts, Math, and Science games
Log-ins begin with a lower case s for student
Click on My City if an assignment has been given for homework.
Otherwise, click on Kindergarten and choose the subject area of Language Arts, Math, or Science.

www.starfall.com  offers free phonics games
We start with Level 1 letters and sounds and move to Level 2 short, long vowels

Reading A-Z
I'm happy to inform you that your student has access to hundreds of eBooks using the school's subscription to www.raz-kids.com. Children can read and listen to books on Raz-Kids and even record themselves reading. Afterwards they can take a quiz to check for comprehension. 
To access your child's assignment, log in at www.raz-kids.com/login/adrabin 

www.ctnba.org       Catholic Telemedia Network     of the Bay Area
general school log in   username: holy spirit fremont   (3 words do include spaces)
password:ctnoak    Check out the Catholic Resources including the picture dictionary  and BrainPop Jr, an animated educational site for grades K-3.


www.mathletics.com    ** Student log-ins will be coming soon.  This site is difficult for kindergartners, as the directions are not given verbally. This site will be much more useful later in the year after we learn addition, and they can play LiveMathletics and race other kindergartners around the world in answering addition problems.