Classlink and Tech Cards

To access the CALS student portal

1. Go to: my.classlink.com
(or click Classlink/Tech Cards at www.fhsalmc.blogspot.com > see links)

2. Sign-in with:
firstname.lastname
email password or student ID
Code: littlerock

Click the CALS Tech Card icon to begin using the portal.


When you receive your tech card at school:

K-3 sign the card (clear first and last name) and return to the media specialist to photograph for use at school (will be returned)

4-8 sign the card (clear first and last name) and complete a notecard with your first and last name
on one line, the tech card # on the next line, and the date on the line filling the tech card #

First and Last Name
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Date 4.30.18

Note: For the One Search and Good Night Forest Heights school research project, the newspaper links under 6th Grade and above are recommended as well as https://www.butlercenter.org/ as initial sources to get started on searching for facts about Forest Heights and alumni  (Forest Heights Junior High or Forest Heights Middle School). Ask in the library how you can earn bonus AR points by returning you Good Night Forest Heights form completed within 7 days of receipt.

AAIM 2018

Makerspace Cross-Curricular Connections and Assessments
April 22, 2018 2:45 Deidre Douglas Williams



Survey for Face-to-face or online participants
https://goo.gl/forms/JhsOxCkp3SeHeDxU2

Adult Release Form
://www.nbpts.org/wp-content/uploads/Adult_Release_Form_English.pdf

Good Night Forest Heights

Interview Updates

Coming Soon!!!

Thomas Interview (Audio) Spring 2018

Middle School Student Interviewers: Kennedy, Anna, and Sam

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Help us take on the One Search challenge to research the history of our school by locating/submitting: (1) a fact and/or (2)a line of original poetry (or parody) that gives information about the history of Forest Heights (including notable alumni). 

We hope to `combine the selected submissions into a poem (then book), Good Night Forest Heights (inspired by Good Night Moon by Margaret Wise and Good Night Little Rock by Emily Wyatt). During the months of April and May 2018, we are also researching and spotlighting alumni entrepreneurs as part of Arkansas Reads One Book: Cleo Edison Oliver: Playground Millionaire. 

Submit entries (participant information and content) by:

(1) completing and delivering the form below to the FHSA media center, (2) emailing the information to deidre.williams@lrsd.org, or (3) submitting through social media as outlined at http://bit.ly/2CaSVZd.

One Search 

http://bit.ly/2sHZfTP

One search is a partnership between the Little Rock School District and the Central Arkansas Library System to research the history of area schools. Participants are encouraged to engage on social media using the following hashtags when posting or looking for school history on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, etc.:

#onesearchlrsd       #wisdomoflrsd

Find a list of individual school hashtags and updates at  http://bit.ly/2CaSVZd.

Arkansas Reads One Book (Parent Letter Excerpts) 
www.economicsarkansas.org (Cleo Link)

"Every family will receive a copy of the same book --- Cleo Edison Oliver:  Playground Millionaire, by Sundee T. Frazier—and will be asked to read it together at home for the next three weeks.  

Your child will receive a copy of Cleo Edison Oliver: Playground Millionaire at a special assembly on April 20 at 1:30. You are invited to attend.   Along with the book, you will receive a reading schedule so that you can read together at home.   You will also receive other resources to enhance the reading experience for your child and provide a better understanding of financial literacy."

Resources
Good Night Moon by Margaret Wise Brown
(Google: Good Night Moon Videos)

Example Parody: Good Night Little Rock (copies available in the FHSA Media Center)
https://www.amazon.com/Goodnight-Little-Rock-Emily-Wyatt/dp/0996252509 

Teacher Resources
http://www.hubbardscupboard.org/goodnight-moon