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Advantages of Computer Science and Coding in Schools

Incorporating coding and computer science classes for class 6 into school curriculum is a great way, and this write up explores eight key advantages that this will provide.

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Must we run through this course again

Okay, this is where I am right now:

You see, I don't know what you call it but little things trigger me in a bad way. I like certain things to work specifically how I want them. I like surprises but not really?

For example, there was this one time when I was still living in Manila I was on my way home. I was really looking forward to eating Oreos with coffee- if you haven't tried it then you should, the mixture of bitter and sweet is amazing but back to my story. I got home and the oreos was gone, I don't know what I was expecting but of course they were gone. I have 4 family members living in the house it'd be highly unlikely for none of them to eat it.

I was so disappointed that I cried. It wasn't loud crying it was one of those silent annoyed I'm so gonna kill myself crying.

I really wanted those Oreos.

So coming back to the present. Where it's online classes and I'm aware of how I'm gonna fail my class but I still don't want to look at my grades because that would make it feel all so real. Too real.

Let me tell you why, and no it's not because I don't want to fail- it's because I can't fail. I don't have the luxury anymore of failing my classes. I am in my 6th year of Architecture school, and it is not going well. If I fail, I'd have to extend and exceed my maximum residency and I'd be kicked out. Second, I got a tutor. I got a tutor and I still managed to fail my exams and assignments and seatworks. My mom paid for him and just imagine the disappointment, I am so ashamed.

Third, I learned. I really did. And I studied too. But... I was just too far behind in the basics that It was hard learning the present teachings. But I did learn, I know I did. Which sucks because our professor makes me feel like I didn't. That I'm stupid. I'm not stupid.

Whatever I say doesn't matter. Results are concrete, but whatever fail or pass you always learn something. So back to my shit, I know that there's a HIGH I mean almost perfect chance I am gonna fail. And for the past week I've been trying to make peace with that.

BUT, sir kept messaging us about updates of our grades. And making us compute so we know our ave. . SIR I know it's low please don't push it. Please stop messaging. It doesn't do well for my anxiety. It sucks and I keep getting reminded of my failures.

I don't want to fail. I don't like failing.

FML.

Actually... I haven't told anyone but, I'm planning to kill myself once the grades are out... Don't want to tell anyone because I don't want them to think I'm overreacting or dramatic.

I've gotten my things in order, I cleaned my room, I'm playing the games I want to finish before ----- , I made the suicide letters for my friends but it's still incomplete though.

One thing that is stopping me is my dad, he's gonna think it's his fault and it's not. It's really not. My dad's awkward and he shows his love by buying us so many food and surprising us with stuff we don't really need even though we don't have a lot of money.

It's the food really, I can tell that he's been feeding us a lot because... well... food makes people happy haha.

I've gotta admit I don't want to die because there's so many food I haven't tasted yet.

I plan leaving a letter to my parents so they know it's not their fault.

I don't want anyone to blame themselves.

I still don't know how I'm gonna die. I mean I know what style but I don't know how to make it. The suicide pill ya know? I've got to research more about it. Anyways....

it is what it is.

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Math Can Be Fun Too With Math Quiz, Cool Learning Games for Children

The pandemic Covid-19 is leaving an undeniable mark on our lives. COVID-19 has certainly changed all our lives. Frustration of parents is noticeable as they have to deal with school-aged children. Moreover teaching children with teachers and school setting is a challenge.  Home-schooling for parents and students is no small problem.   

The inevitable course of learning to follow is elearning for the students.  Though there are some very disappointing and disturbing issues, teachers are being innovative and know how to create, to innovate and how to help students survive mentally and emotionally. With online resources children are learning from games and quizzes. Technology is well-equipped to meet the challenges and confidently connect online students with teachers.  

 In fact, the present pandemic has become an effective teaching tool, integrating something real in our lives like math quiz for kids and maths zone cool learning games.   

 Indeed online learning games are no longer limited to racing cars, now learning math can be fun too! With math quiz for kids learning math online is a cool way for kids to learn their basics and master the numbers. Today computers are no longer used only for emailing and chatting, however online math zone cool learning games for kids are becoming a popular way to teach kids about numbers and easy addition, multiplication techniques and developing division skills.   

There are multiple advantages of online math learning through games, quizzes and puzzles. Teaching through games is an effective way with endless options for teaching kids of all age groups; children are also able to operate it without much assistance. Parents find it easier to teach kids math through the math quiz for kids. Children enjoy familiarity with operating the computer. Especially for children are not willing to learn math tables or difficult multiplication at school. They find it fun to sit in front of a Computer and learn to solve mathematical problems. In this age of computers, undoubtedly learning and teaching are both going through a transitional phase. Evidently it is for the betterment of the teachers and learners as well. Math resources for children are available from kindergarten to 6th grades at leading online websites. Math puzzles are becoming an important part of the child's daily curriculum with parents opting to teach these kids new things each day with the help of online math games.   

Mathzone4kids is a content-rich platform, where the audience will find extended amount of math activities aimed at helping kids learn, practice, and acquire tremendous math skills. The content of this website is free and address to various set of users ranging from parents, tutors, teachers to students at different educational levels.

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Have you ever tried a colorful macaroon? Yeah. Do you say macaroon or macaron? There’s macaroons and there’s macarons.  Do you know what a macaroon is? Yes. Would you rather go to Paris or London? I’d love to go to both. Which national flag do you like the best? I like the American flag. Name 3 celebrities people say you look like. I don’t look like any celebrities. 

^Do you agree? Do you know anyone who looks like Taylor Swift? No. Have you ever been betrayed by a best friend? Yes. What color is the sweatshirt that you wear the most? All my sweatshirts are black. Do you have a mirror in your room? Yeah. What was the last thing you painted? I have no idea. Do you correct grammatical errors online? Just in my mind.  What’s the last thing you made out of clay? I have no idea. Do you go for days without washing your hair? I go a few days. When is the last time you had scrambled eggs and bacon? I don’t like bacon, but I had scrambled eggs this morning. Do you like bacon bits on your salad? No. What is your favorite salad dressing? Ranch. What is your favorite kind of soup? I only like Ramen. Do you eat a lot of soup? I eat Ramen every night for the most part. Do you collect Mason jars to use for crafts? No. What’s a trend that you never caught on to? There’s many. What’s a trend that you haven’t caught on to yet, but you want to? I don’t even know what’s trendy. Plus, I don’t do things just cause they’re trendy, I have to actually like it. Do you type fast? Yeah. Did you learn to type through a computer program for kids? I think I did have a couple games, and I took a typing class in high school, but mostly it came from several years of experience.  How many years were you homeschooled? I was never homeschooled. However, there were times I had to miss school because I had to have surgery and the recovery time was months, so I had to do independent study during that time. When it happened in 6th grade, my teacher actually came to my house for like an hour and helped me with my math or whatever. When it happened in 8th grade I had to spend months in the hospital, but thankfully there was classroom setup there with supplies and tutors. I had to have my homework sent over to me there. If applicable, what’s a youtuber you would love to collab with? I don’t make YouTube videos. Do you think you’re successful in life? HA. What color is the tree outside your window? Green. What color is your rug, if you have one? (not carpet, rug) I don’t have one in my room. What do you take for pain? I have a prescription pain med. Which pharmacy do you use? CVS. Do you reapply nail polish when it starts to chip? I usually left it all chipped and gross for awhile to be honest cause I was lazy. Or I just peeled it off. What is this month’s calendar picture? I don’t have a calendar.  What was the last thing you ate? I’m about to eat some Ramen. What are your favorite things to put in tea? A packet of sugar. Do you wish the Unicorn Frappuccino was a regular drink at Starbucks? I didn’t try it when it was a thing.  Is there a coffee shop in your town that’s better than Starbucks? Probably, but I just go to Starbucks cause it’s convenient. I do actually like it, but there’s a Starbucks close by me and pretty everywhere and they have drive-thrus, so it’s also like I said very convenient. What’s your favorite Lisa Frank character? I don’t think I had a particular favorite, I just liked all things Lisa Frank. Which Disney character looks the most like you? I don’t look like any of them. Did you go to Disney World or Disneyland as a kid? Yes, Disneyland. Do you live with a demon? My mental illnesses feel like one because they’ve taken over my life I feel like and I feel I have no control. Who was the last person to harass you? No one has harassed me. Who has the best personality on youtube? There’s several people I’m subscribed to that all seem really nice and cool. What are some of your goals for this year? I didn’t set any and the year is almost over now anyway. Does it feel like spring yet? It’s finally starting to feel like fall and I love it. What do you do to celebrate Earth Day? I don’t do anything. I mean, we recycle, but we do that year round. I don’t do anything special on that particular day. How do you celebrate Easter? We have a nice dinner.  Have you ridden your bike yet this year? I don’t ride bikes. What does your bike look like? What is your favorite place that you’ve lived? I haven’t really liked where I live in terms of the city. Do you shop at Aeropostale? I used to. What’s the last thing you wore from Aeropostale? I used to like their hoodies the most. Have you ever been to a church that just wanted your money? No. Who is someone you are struggling to forgive, if applicable? Myself. Have you ever had someone try to intentionally bully you to suicide? No. No one else has bullied me, I’m my own bully.  What’s your favorite type of cereal? Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Life, Fruity Pebbles, Cap’n Crunch Berries, Honey Nut Cheerios, Frosted Cheerios, Frosted Flakes... Who are your favorite kids that you’ve babysat? I only ever babysat my younger brother and a couple of my younger cousins. Who is your favorite cousin? I was always close to a few of my cousins, but over the past 4 years I became very distant and withdrawn from everyone, friends and family. :(  Does one side of your family live in another state? Majority of my family lives in the same city as me, or less than an hour away. My paternal grandparents and one of my uncles live in different states. What states did your parents grow up in? My mom lived here all her life. My lived on the east coast for awhile, then here in California for awhile (different city), and then back east until he was in his 20s and moved here. Do you want kids? If yes, how many? No. What’s a craft that you’ve seen online that you don’t think will work? I’m not crafty, so none of them would come out like they should if I attempted them. What, if anything, are you severely allergic to? Not severely allergic, but I am allergic to tangerines. Have you ever had an allergic reaction to an insect? That’s what bug bites are. How do you react to bee stings? I’ve never been stung, thankfully. Is there a good hospital where you live? Yeah. What’s your favorite kind of tea to drink in the spring? I don’t have one. I’m not a big tea drinker, but now and then I’ll have a cup of peppermint or Chamomile tea. What are your favorite biblical names for girls? I have a few. …for boys? ^^^ What color nail polish do you usually wear in the spring? I haven’t worn nail polish at all in like 3 years. What’s your favorite color that you’ve dyed your hair? Red, definitely.  Do you ever eat ice cream in the winter? I have before. How often do you wash your sheets? Every couple weeks. What was the name of the biggest bully in your high school? High school wasn’t like how it was portrayed in every high school movie. At least not for me. There wasn’t the one school bully that went around pushing people into their lockers and there wasn’t the one popular group like Mean Girls or something. Not to say there weren’t bullies or popular kids, but it wasn’t how it was in movies.  ^Did everyone hate her/him? ^Were you his/her target?

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{DOWNLOAD} Summer Learning HeadStart  Grade 5 to 6 Fun Activities Plus Math  Reading  and Language Workbooks Bridge to Success with Common Core Aligned Resources and Workbooks Pdf

{DOWNLOAD} Summer Learning HeadStart, Grade 5 to 6: Fun Activities Plus Math, Reading, and Language Workbooks: Bridge to Success with Common Core Aligned Resources and Workbooks Pdf

Summer Learning HeadStart, Grade 5 to 6: Fun Activities Plus Math, Reading, and Language Workbooks: Bridge to Success with Common Core Aligned Resources and Workbooks

[PDF] Download Summer Learning HeadStart, Grade 5 to 6: Fun Activities Plus Math, Reading, and Language Workbooks: Bridge to Success with Common Core Aligned Resources and Workbooks Ebook | READ ONLINE

Author : Lumos Learning Publisher : Lumos Learning ISBN : 1940484715 Publication Date : 2015-7-1 Language : Pages : 308

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Synopsis : {DOWNLOAD} Summer Learning HeadStart, Grade 5 to 6: Fun Activities Plus Math, Reading, and Language Workbooks: Bridge to Success with Common Core Aligned Resources and Workbooks Pdf

As a result of unexpected school closure, students are losing about 12 weeks of academic instruction this year. This special edition of the Summer Learning HeadStart workbook is designed to support learning at home. It offers standards-aligned daily Math, Reading, Vocabulary, and Writing practice to students.The extended Summer Learning Loss this year is likely to have a huge impact on the progress students make in the 2020-21 academic year. The 2020 Summer Learning Headstart book is the ideal at-home study solution that provides much needed academic support to students. It not only helps students review and retain what they learned during the academic year but also study topics that were not taught in school. The focus of this Special Edition book is to address learning loss that is associated with early school closures and Summer holidays.This is a fun educational workbook to prevent student learning loss. It helps grade 5 students retain and strengthen their Math & English Language Arts skills and provides a strong foundation for success in 6th grade.This summer bridge learning workbook includes: Daily practice of fifth grade Math and ELA skills. Covers 40+ ELA and 30+ Math standards (lessons with answer keys & explanations)Fun and Useful Skill-Building ActivitiesInformative articles for students, parents, and educatorsIncludes Access to Online Resources: Preview of 6th grade Math and English Language Arts learning standardsGrade-appropriate Reading PassagesVocabulary Enrichment ActivitiesA Summer diary toolOpportunity to participate in the Lumos Summer Short Story Writing CompetitionUse on a smartphone, tablet or a personal computer to conveniently access the online programAlso Includes access code forParent AccountAccess to student performance reportsAbility to assign practice questions and resourcesAbility to download and share reportsAbility to create resource kitsTeacher AccountAccess to Lumos StepUp(TM) Basic AccountSupport up to 30 students accountsAssign practice and monitor progressAccess to actionable performance reportsMore than 360,000 students and 51,000 teachers in over 25,000 schools use Lumos Learning Study Programs to improve student achievement on standardized tests and also to master necessary Math, ELA, Writing & Reading Skills. This Lumos Summer HeadStart workbook is also suitable for use in Summer Schools, District Summer Academies, Summer Tutoring, Summer Camps, and Summertime Learning Initiatives.Featured Customer TestimonialsRhedz, Parent'A very welcomed resource in helping my son getting some summer practice done.. Love the variety it offers as well..'Jeremy B, Parent'My daughter absolutely loves this book! She just got done 5th grade and is going into 6th grade. The book includes review practice for 5th grade, and she loves that she can go online to start working on 6th grade work so she can get a preview of what the work she will be doing in 6th grade looks like! This is a must have book to keep your child up to speed during the summer months!'Michelle, Parent'This is a pretty amazing book. I love the new colorful look also. Great way to keep the kid's brain fresh during the summer and gives them a preview of next school year. Highly recommend to any parent who wants to give their students a head start on the next school year.'

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