Resources

Click below to view important documents for Genesee Hill Elementary School.

Forms and Procedures

• Emergency Release form
• Field Trip Authorization form: This form can be filled in electronically, saved, printed and emailed.
• Health Registration form
• News Media Release form
• Report an absence
• Using the Internet permission form
• Wilderness Awareness Club Medical Release form

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Genesee Hill Elementary Community Links

• Schmitz Park staff parodies the song "What Does The Fox Say"

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Student Online Resource Links

Geography:

• Geobee Practice – take a new Geobee practice quiz every day
• WorldAtlas.com – an online atlas
• National Geographic Kids – games, activities and maps
• CultureGram Kids – Learn about the countries of the world, by region
  (from home use username: w001cseatl and password: welcome)
• Wikipedia – a free online encyclopedia, just look up a country to learn about it
• Maps for Kids – Great maps including one on world languages
• Seterra – download this map quiz game
• Sheppard Software - plenty of geography activities and information about states and countries
  and a fun US state game
• Kenya Time
• Kenya Newsweek

Reading Links:

• PebbleGo – The Emergent Reader Resource Solution for K-2. Username: schmitzpark, password: school.
• Scholastic Leveled Books – Search for books by your child's reading level.

Math Links:

• Developing Mathematical Thinking Institute (DMTI) - great online tutorials for parents and kids
• Math Playground - Lots of good games, especially the "story math" tab
• Cyberchase Games – Math games on PBSKids.org
• AAAKnow.com – Activities by grade and topic
• FunBrain.com – Math Activities and games and more
• aplusmath – Math worksheets and activities

Typing:

• Dance Mat Typing – a site to learn to type.
• Keyboard Ninja – play Fruit Ninja with letters and learn how to type.

Kindergarten:

• Starfall.com – a great site with activities for early readers

First Grade:

• Counting Money – from Harcourt Publishing
• Cash Out – a making-change money activity

Second Grade:

• Wacky Web Tales
• Punctuation Quiz – a web quiz
• Word Hunt – a sentence writing activity from Starfall.com
• Solids and Liquids by FOSS – a science activity
• Solids and Liquids by BBC – a science activity
• Herman the Worm – learn about worms
• Fractions, Decimal & Percents – links to math activities
• Money Desk – from apples4theteacher.com
• Counting Money – from Harcourt Publishing
• Telling Time - Matching – match the time to the clock as fast as you can
• Time Telling Game – two players play a time telling game
• Balancing Number Sentences – a TEAMS activity to learn how number sentences balance
• Balancing Shapes – an NCTM activity
• Cyberchase Machine – a math game to learn to use numbers
• Place Value Practice – from AAA Math on AAAMath.com
• Place Value Puzzler – from FunBrain.com
• Base 10 Blocks – a place value activity
• Subtraction Hidden Picture – from aplusmath.com
• Thinking Blocks - Add/Subtact – Singapore math style word problem lessons and guided practice
• School Time Games – Practice your sums with this fast paced game 

Third Grade:

• Rocks for Kids – This site is for anyone who love rocks. Find out all about about rocks and minerals; how to identify the rocks you already have, and what neat things you can do with rocks.
• Thinking Blocks - Add/Subtact – Singapore math style word problem lessons and guided practice
• Thinking Blocks - Multiply/Divide – Singapore math style word problem lessons and guided practice

Fourth Grade:

• Thinking Blocks - Add/Subtact – Singapore math style word problem lessons and guided practice
• Thinking Blocks - Multiply/Divide – Singapore math style word problem lessons and guided practice

Fifth Grade:

• Online Encyclopedias – Seattle Schools online encyclopedia list
• Thinking Blocks - Add/Subtact – Singapore math style word problem lessons and guided practice
• Thinking Blocks - Multiply/Divide – Singapore math style word problem lessons and guided practice
• Thinking Blocks - Ratios – Singapore math style word problem lessons and guided practice

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