This site will give practice in language arts, math, social studies and science (I haven't started up the science or social studies yet because they are units and some science needs a supply list).  Here's how to log in:  go to the link and put in the class code 3JH8AX (for 2019-2020 school year) then your first and last name counts as your username.  It gives me the ability to add assignments so if we're out longer, I can add things.

This site gives multiplication practice through activities and games.  You log in with the username and password you get from me on Class Dojo.  An avatar has already been set up for you.  Go to the site and click "Login" in the right corner.

You can log in here to keep up your prodigy game!

Here are daily readings and activities prepared by Scholastic.  

For those who haven't finished all of the required parts of Smart Futures, here's the site.  Also, if you have finished, you can see if there's other activities for you to do.  

Here's the link we use to get into Amplify (you may already have this on your notecard with the username and password).

Here's the link for getting into the iReady site to get into math practice.  They said there was supposed to be maintenance on March 15, but hopefully everything will be finished by Monday the 16th.

This book is the book I use in class to check my own grammar knowledge!  It has links to click to better understand certain parts of speech to help back up what is taught in class.  This book is my go-to source!

Yes, this site is really called "Lousy Writer"!  You can click on certain grammar topics and also get some help on developing better writing skills.

Here is a site that has a multitude of grammar lessons to refresh skills or to get a little extra help. 

 This site has games for skill building.  It may seem a bit young for 4th graders but it does have some good practice sessions. 

This site has multiple skills to choose from.  Students click on a certain skill. The site will define the skill, then have a quiz about that skill.  When you're finished, it will show you how you did on each question.  It will even let you click on that question so you can see the correct answer. 

 Students can navigate through the different skills and games.  There are printable stories to check comprehension skills, too.