If you would like to continue connecting to online school resources, you can connect via your student number. 

This two page document (https://tinyurl.com/slgooglehome) will provide you with the directions for connecting to school curriculum, Google accounts, Classlink, KCLS eBooks, KCLS databases, and keyboarding practice via your child's student number.  

*At this time, Shoreline Schools will not be moving to an all-online learning model.  Replacing in-person classroom learning with online learning for all students attending our schools presents several regulatory, technological, and logistical challenges that are not able to be solved on short notice.  Read more here.

Raccoons are our neighbors and might be watching you walk by as they lounge above you in the trees.  

Watch this short video of raccoons in Mr. Kleyn's backyard.

When our library reopens, you can check out a book about raccoons. 

Ridgecrest librarian, Joanna Freeman, made this helpful video explaining how students can use their student number to check out eBooks via KCLS Library.  Email Mr. Kleyn if you need your student number.

Due to coronavirus related school closures, our school's coho salmon 
needed to be released one month earlier than normal. This video will 
take you along the journey from school to stream.  We look forward
to next year when students can take part in the release. Click here to view.

Henri Matisse - Art Project Collage

1) Visit the United Kingdom's Tate Museum to learn about French artist Henri Matisse's collage work.

2) Create your own Matisse inspired snail collage. 

3) Click here to view more hands-on art activities for kids from the Tate Museum.

4) If you'd like to learn more about Matisse, use your student number to login to our district's online resources and then visit Britannica Encyclopedia which is found in Classlink. 

Where on Google Earth is Carmen Sandiego?

If you're ready for a little down time, spend it with this Google Earth remake of the vintage classic educational game "Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego." 

In "The Crown Jewels Caper," the world’s greatest super thief has struck again. Can you track her around the globe to recover the stolen loot?  

Author Kate Messner has created this ever-growing collection of online literacy resources. 

Kate says, "This is a library of resources for kids, families, teachers, and librarians to make sure that reading & learning can happen anywhere this spring."

https://www.katemessner.com/read-wonder-and-learn-favorite-authors-illustrators-share-resources-for-learning-anywhere-spring-2020/

A Google A Day is an online learning game from Google which invites the player to solve a lateral thinking puzzle by using Google to find the answer.

http://www.agoogleaday.com/