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Listed below under HOME RESOURCES are a few online EdTech Companies

Some of these resources are not YUSD sponsored and the use of them is solely at the discretion of the parent or guardian.

Collette Shipp- (559) 683-4842 ext. 2102
[email protected]

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Borrow Books from our school's library

Email [email protected] to hold your book for check out.

Mrs. Shipp will send back a confirmation of the availability of the book and when it will be ready for classroom delivery or office pick up.

 Chromebook Insuance Link
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Please follow the link above to register your device for insurance for this school year.
If you need assistance please contact Mrs. Shipp.

HOME RESOURCES

 - Free Online Books - - Free Upskilling Books -- Free Online Children's Books -Bookshare is not a sponsored Yosemite Unified School District EdTech program...
 
 
 
After you get your email with the link from EPIC, you will be directed to your child's account. Your child's personal pin will we sent to you in a separate email. This pin ...
 
 
 
YouTube Short Flms on Internet Safety - Meet Faux Paw, the side-kick to McGruff the Crime Dog.  Learn through Faux Paw's mistakes as she explores the internet, downloads viruses, a...
 
 
- FREE ACCOUNT FOR PARENTS -MobyMax is not a sponsored Yosemite Unified School District EdTech program and is for use by parents and guardians only.MobyMax Personalized Learning in...

FIND A GOOD BOOK

DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM FOR KIDS000          GENERALITIES      000              Computers, Loch Ness, Bigfoo...
 
 
 
A bi-weekly podcast about the joy and power of reading, the books that Scholastic publishes for children and young adults, and the authors, editors, and stories behind them. iTunes link to SCHOLASTIC READS PODCAST SERIES SCHOLASTIC MISSION - To e...
 
50 books kids (& adults) should read web-page will give you reviews of some of the top children's books. Behind the Common Sense rating system explains the method behind the ratings.
 
 
MEET YOUR NEXT FAVORITE BOOK.   According to  goodreads.com, "Children's literature is for readers and listeners up to age 12. It is often illustrated. The term is used in senses that sometimes exclude young-adult fiction, comic ...

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Chromebooks

BORROWING POLICY

  • Kindergarten students may check out 1 book each week provided they return their previously checked out library book. Books stay in the classroom.  Parents wishing to have their students bring home books may stop by the library or send a note to the teacher.

  • 1st-grade students may check out 2 books each week provided the student is able to read 1 of the books on their own or with some guidance.  

  • 2nd through 8th-grade students may have 2 library books out at a time in addition to their class literature book and any needed research books. 

  • Generally, books are due after 1 week. Books may be renewed if a student is not finished reading their library book or if they are still using the research books they borrowed.

TEXTBOOKS

  • Textbooks are checked out by students for the school year or for the school trimester.

  • Core Literature books are titles classes or grade levels are reading together and they are checked out for several weeks at a time.

  • Teachers have class sets of History, Language Arts and Science textbooks. 

  • The due date for textbooks this year TBD.