Digital Days Bingo Sheet Work to be made up when a Digital Day is called Task 1- Reading Task 2- Writing Task 3- Math Task 4- Art/Music Task 5- Social Studies Digital Day 1 Read for 30 minutes Write an informative essay on a topic of your choice. Do 30 minutes of Khan Academy. Sing your favorite song. Can you whisper it? Can you sing it like a pirate? Look up any unknown words in the pledge of allegiance and write them down. Digital Day 2 Write a narrative about what you did today. Draw a picture of a the snow day out your window. Look up any unknown words in the preamble to the constitution and write them down. Digital Day 3 Opinion writing: Would you rather have a digital day or make up the school day at the end of the year? Turn on some music and make up a dance to go along with it. What is the first amendment? How does this apply to your life? Digital Day 4 Write for 30 minutes on a topic of your choice. How much snow did we receive? Create a graph and include questions to answer. Draw a picture of where you would like to go on vacation. How can people contribute to our government? Digital Day 5 Why is school closed today? Include 3 facts in your informational writing. Create and solve math problems that we have been doing in class. Make up a song about the digital day. Help someone in your home fold all of your blankets.

For 5th grade the steps are as follows: Digital Days Beginning with the 2018-2019 school year, school will be held at home when it’s necessary to close the school building. This means we will no longer be making up days when school is closed due to inclement weather, power outages, gas leaks, etc. Instead, school will be held digitally. For 5th grade the steps are as follows: You will receive a ConnectED phone call from the district letting you know that school will not be in session. You will reference the Digital Days Bingo Sheet and have your child complete 5 tasks for that day. Once your child has completed 5 tasks, sign/date the attached paper, cut and return it to school the next day. Teachers will be checking their emails twice throughout the day to answer any questions you may have. We hope you have a safe and eventful digital day. We will see you back at school!