Accessing Studies Weekly Resources

This video tutorial guides fourth graders on how to access and navigate their morning work, science, and social studies assignments through NC Air Cloud and Clever. It provides step-by-step instructions on accessing Studies Weekly, completing assignments, answering questions, and taking tests. The video also highlights additional activities like crossword puzzles and spelling games, and directs students to resources available on the teacher's website, YouTube channel, and Google Classroom.

What platform do students need to sign into to access their morning work and studies weekly?

• Google Classroom

• Zoom

• NC Air Cloud

• Microsoft Teams

What is the name of the tool represented by a big blue 'C' that students need to click on?

• Clever

• Classroom

• Cloud

• Connect

What is the first step in accessing studies weekly after signing into NC Air Cloud?

• Start reading the articles

• Click on Clever

• Select the subject

• Click on the teacher's name

If a student is with Miss Jeffries, which studies weekly should they select?

• English Studies Weekly

• Math Studies Weekly

• North Carolina Studies Weekly

• Science Studies Weekly

What should students do if they are having trouble reading the articles?

• Skip the article

• Read it again

• Ask a friend for help

• Click the play button to listen

What should students do after reading all the articles in studies weekly?

• Do nothing

• Ask the teacher for more work

• Start a new week

• Take the test

What activity can students do after completing the test in studies weekly?

• Draw a picture

• Write an essay

• Do a crossword puzzle

• Watch a video

Where can students find this video if they need to watch it again?

• On the teacher's website

• In the school library

• On a friend's computer

• In the school office

Which section of Google Classroom contains the video for accessing studies weekly?

• Assignments

• About

• People

• Classwork

What should students do if they forget how to access studies weekly?

• Email the principal

• Call the school

• Visit the teacher's YouTube channel

• Ask a classmate