Logging into Google Classroom:
Your login is the 1st four letters of your first and last name and the last 2 digits of your projected graduation year. So if John Smith is in Kindergarten his login is johnsmit32@vlietschools.org. Students should know their passwords. If you need help, please email Mrs. Zuniga.
K - 2032
1st -2031
2nd - 2030
3rd - 2029
4th - 2028
5th - 2027
6th - 2026
Duolingo - www.duolingo.com
Practice your English and your home language at the same time! This is both an app and a website, so can be done from most any device. Students may have an account already. If they are creating a new account, use your school Google Account. The application is best for students who are comfortable reading in at least one language. (3rd grade and up)
English Central - www.englishcentral.com
Students can login with their school Google account. This website has a variety of video clips for beginners to advanced speakers. You can practice letter sounds, or learn new vocabulary.
Reading Horizons Discovery Website - www.rhdiscovery.com
This website focuses on phonics. It is terrific for younger learners who are learning to read, or for newer students who are still learning the phonetics of English. Students in Kindergarten and 1st grade should already have accounts. If you would like to be added, please email Mrs. Zuniga to get an account set up. CLICK HERE to watch a quick video tutorial on logging in.
Site ID: wcsd1
User ID: the first 4 letters of both first and last name (John Smith would be johnsmit).
Brain Pop ELL - ell.brainpop.com
This website has videos that teach students basic grammar. Students should be able to login with their school Google sign on.
ESL Listening Lab - https://www.esl-lab.com/
This is a great resource for students to practice their listening skills. They have Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced listening scripts. This website is best for those who are reading independently.
ESL at Home - https://eslathome.edublogs.org/
This website has some great activities for parents to do with students. Activities are written in a variety of home languages, so parents can easily understand what to do.
ABCYA - www.abcya.com
A fun website full of learning games, appropriate for all levels K-6. Many of the games use Adobe Flash, so make sure your Flash is enabled.
Slime Kids - www.slimekids.com
Another fun website full of educational games. Also uses Flash.
PBS Kids - pbskids.org
