Electronic Devices Don't Have to be Just For Games!

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Video games...video games...video games!!!!!!!  Those very words that kids LOVE to hear!  But...Parents and Kids, did you know that your electronic devices can be used for more than just gaming, texting, snapchatting, and so on??!!  Moby Max and IXL are two commonly used programs in the school district.  These two web-sites can be bookmarked on your device.  That way you have easy access to them right at your fingers and can be used EVERYWHERE (with Wi-Fi)!!  Please contact your teacher if you are needing help locating the site, your username, and password.  I'm sure they will be more than happy to help you!!

I also encourage you to use your school's library to check out books electronically.  However, you will need access to Wi-Fi in able to do this. To access the school's eBooks click on the link on the right side of the school's website entitlled eBooks or just click here and follow the instructions.  /vnews/display.v/SEC/News%7CeBooks 

Another great source is our local library.  All you need to do is go in and get a library card number and the ladies there can show you how to download it on your device and get setup.  This is a great way to check out books and not worry about returning it on time to avoid any late fees.  However, you only have 14 days to read your book.  But, you can check it back out if you aren't finished.  

With just a little research, you can also find free book sites and free online learning sites (with games even!)                 HAPPY READING...and LEARNING!!!