Launching Remote Learning - BRIGHTON PARK ELEMENTARY

BRIGHTON PARK ELEMENTARY

Launching Remote Learning

4/9/2020

While schools remain closed, remote learning starts for all CPS students on Monday, April 13th. Detailed plans for Brighton Park Elementary students are below. Each teacher will be providing daily activities for students to engage in at home! Teachers will also be using Google Hangouts Meet to hold virtual classes with students. Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions.

During this time of remote learning, your child's teacher will be providing you with weekly learning plans. These will include a variety of activities that your child can do either independently or with some support depending on your child's age. The following are the targeted times that a child should spend on academic work during the day at home. This time can be spread out during the day. Don't forget to also provide opportunities to play, get exercise, do chores, and spend time with family!

Preschool - 60 minutes a day
Kindergarten to 2nd grade - 90 minutes a day
3rd to 5th grade - 120 minutes a day
6th to 8th grade - 180 minutes a day

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