Tag Archives: early literacy

The Scientific Method

This week's Family Friday will deepen your student's understanding of the scientific method. Read our step-by-step guide on how to use the scientific method to test how plants absorb water in this interactive activity!

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The Itsy Bitsy Spider

This week's Family Friday is fun for all ages. Just like in the song, race your spider up the water spout and see who gets to the top first! Read our step-by-step guide on how to play this game at home. Have fun!

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Ziggy La Cebra

El Viernes en Familia de esta semana es un dulce sabroso para todas las edades. Después de leer Ziggy the Zebra, harás tus propios y sabrosos amigos cebra. Lea nuestra guía paso a paso sobre cómo hacer este dulce en casa. ¡Que te diviertas!

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Ziggy the Zebra

This week's Family Friday is a tasty treat for all ages. After reading Ziggy the Zebra, you will make your very own tasty zebra friends. Read our step-by-step guide on how to make this desert at home. Have fun!

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Tierra y Cielo

En el Viernes en Familia de esta semana, conseguirás hacer nuestra planeta de papel maché. Después de leer sobre El Planeta Tierra y el Cielo A-E, ¡se ensuciará un poco con este divertido proyecto!

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Earth and Sky

In this week's Family Friday, you will make a paper mache earth. After reading about the earth in our Earth and Sky A-E, you will get a little messy with this fun arts and crafts project!

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Announcing New Data Dashboards

We are thrilled to announce the release of our brand new data dashboards!

Based on extensive collaboration between our education and engineering teams, the new dashboards leverage big data solutions to provide just-in-time, actionable data for teachers and administrators. Best of all, the data dashboards are easy to interpret and appealing for early-grade teachers to work with. Teachers can easily answer:

  • Who is falling behind?
  • What are students' strengths and weaknesses?
  • How can I group students to best serve individual needs?
  • Are students making progress?
  • Which books are students reading?
  • Are students developing as writers?

And, of course, the new dashboards make it easier than ever to virtually take attendance and monitor student activity.

With data dashboards, we completely rethought what proficiency data looks like. No more endless charts and tables. Instead, we’ve created a tool that teachers will enjoy coming back to again and again, to find new ways to help their students excel.

To get started exploring your data, simply click Dashboards when you log in on myf2b.com

 

Formas En Todas Partes

El Viernes en Familia de esta semana pondrá a prueba su creatividad. Después de leer Formas Por Doquier, crearás una escena de parque usando formas que ve todos los días. ¡Que te diviertas!

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