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6-9 Level Distance Learning & Student Activity Recommendations:

 

Dear Families,
 
Given the circumstances and requisite school closures during the Coronavirus outbreak, the 6-9 level staff have compiled distance learning and student activity recommendations up until April 6th.
 
You should have received an email from your child's 6-9 teacher with all of the websites, usernames and passwords we have provided below for your reference.  (If you did not recieve an email, please contact your child's teacher directly).  School is scheduled to resume on Monday, April 6th.  As you are aware, we are complying with the New Mexico Public Education Department and we will send updates to this current schedule as developments occur.  Please check your email for updates and our website as we continually upload printable resources for you.  We will be checking emails daily M-F should you have any questions or concerns.  If you have any problems with technical issues:
 
First email your child’s teacher with a detailed discription of the problem. If they can not correct the problem then email techsupport@tmesnm.com. 
 
Like you, we wish we could be in the classroom teaching with the kids.  Like always, we hope families are healthy and safe.  
 
Thank you for your patience and support as we forge ahead through this uncharted territory.   
 
Sincerely,
 

Kira Akmajian-  kakmajian@tmesnm.com                                                     

Sonia Coria-  swilliams@tmesnm.com                                                

Claire Alecksen-  calecksen@tmesnm.com                                                      

Trish Koons-  tkoons@tmesnm.com                                                             

Jen Snitchler-  jsnitchler@tmesnm.com                                                             

Lillian Kelly-  lkelly@tmesnm.com 

 

 

Daily Activity Ideas:

 

Google Classroom Login Instructions:

 

 

Chore chart

 

 

Distance Learning for 6-9 students:

 

Quick Links to Websites:

 
Math:
 
 
English Language Arts:
www.abqlibrary.com (digital resources)
www.readworks.org/student (Reading Comprehension and Writing/Typing Response) 
 
 
Science and Culture:
 
 

Suggested Daily Work Plan/Schedule for 6-9:

We have created a daily work plan to help our 6-9 students schedule themselves effectively during this closure.  This is of course just a suggestion but we feel it can really help our students stay happy, healthy and continue on a balanced schedule.  Click on the link below to access our daily work plan/schedule and if possible, print it out to make it easily accessible to your child!  One idea would be to place the print-out in a plastic sheet protector and have your child check off their daily progress with a dry erase marker.  We hope you find this daily work plan and schedule helpful!

Click here for a printable Daily Work Plan/Schedule for 6-9 students

 

 

Student Activity Recommendations:

 

Montessori Practical Life at home

  • Meal Plan
  • Make a grocery list
  • Cook a meal
  • Baking
  • Setting table
  • Cleaning table
  • Load/unload dishwasher
  • Preparing a snack
  • Taking care of pets
  • Watering plants
  • Tying shoes
  • Keeping a daily journal
  • Independent research
  • Art
  • Book review
  • Sewing projects
  • Do a load of laundry
  • Folding clothes
  • Clean their room
  • Wash their sheets and make their bed
  • Dust
  • Wash windows
  • Take out trash/recycling
  • Nature walks/hikes
  • Gardening- weeding, raking, planting
  • Stargazing/evening walks

 

Other Online Resources

 

 

Community Fun Calendar:

We hope that you will also join us in helping our community strong by doing some of the daily activites we have planned on our TMEMS/Casita Community Fun Calendar!  Our staff will be joining in on this to lend some positivity to our community during these trying times.  

For a printable copy of the Community Fun Calendar, click here!

To join the fun on our school's Facebook page, click here!