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Parents, Caretakers and Students,

Starting April 1, we will transition into a more structured Remote Learning model in an effort to mitigate the disruption to the school year. We have worked as a district to put together a framework and develop expectations, but Remote Learning may look different grade by grade and even class by class. If you have a student in Pre-K-5, your child’s homeroom teacher will be your main point of contact for daily instruction. If you have a middle school student, they will use Schoology to work with each of their core teachers, as well as their Special Area/Explore teachers.

Daily assignments and activities will come from your child's teacher(s) by 9 a.m. Only use the resources below if your teacher has directed you. 

Please scroll lower on this page to view the Remote Learning Extension Activities!

Do to high volume of requests we have temporarily closed the sign up for Chromebook loaners for Student pickup on April 1. The second round for pickup will be April 8 and the request form will open again on April 2. Thank you for your flexibility and patience.

Additional Student Resource Links

Helpful Chromebook Tips

Keeping your Chromebook clean

Parent or Students, if you have questions or problems please email WRC@Dist50.net

The resources in this section are Extension Activities for students to explore, discover and continue their school work while at home.  Look for your school and select the appropriate grade level for your child.  There are additional activities for social emotional learning, speech, gross motor, fine motor and sensory needs.  Feel free to find resources that best meets your child's needs.  They are intended to be done independently and will not be graded.

All of these links are safe for students; however, be sure to preview YouTube videos prior to sharing with your child. 

• Tate: Tate Kids (Games and quizzes, videos, kids’ art, etc.)
• Metropolitan Museum of Art: MetKids
• Exploratorium: Science Experiment “Snacks”
• Shedd Aquarium: Sea Curious- Kid Questions, Animal Answers (YouTube)
• Glazer Children’s Museum: Online Activities
• Children’s Museum of South Dakota: Recipes for Play
• Suzhou Museum: Online Mini-Games
• Pittsburgh Children’s Museum: The MAKESHOP Show (Makerspace Blog)
• The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis: Museum at Home
• Long Island Children’s Museum: Play Outside Ideas
• Norton Simon Museum: Art Projects for Kids (scroll to section)
• Canadian Museum of Nature: Coloring Pages, Arctic, Garden, Dinosaurs
• National Museum of Australia: “Fun at Home” DIY activities
• Smarthistory: Source of history content for Khan Academy
• iCivics: Virtual games (free beginning with Covid-19)
• International Association of Children in Museums: Coronavirus Guide
• Louvre Art Gallery: Virtual Tour (select any language)
• The British Museum: Powerfully interactive site of hundreds of historical artifacts around the world.
• Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam: Up close virtual tour of Van Gogh's artwork. 
• Google 360 Degree view of National Parks: View our some of five National Parks from your own home.