Navigating Studies Weekly Features

The video tutorial introduces Studies Weekly, a tool for teaching history to grades 1-5. It guides users through logging in, navigating the homepage, and using features like searching for content and managing profiles. Users can earn coins by answering questions and taking tests. The tutorial also covers accessing publications, reading articles, and engaging in activities like crosswords and games. Finally, it provides instructions for taking tests and offers support options for users needing assistance.

What is the first step to access Studies Weekly online?

• Visit studiesweekly.com and click the login button

• Download the Studies Weekly app

• Contact your teacher for access

• Search for Studies Weekly on Google

Which button on the navigation bar allows you to search for videos, pictures, and articles?

• Search button

• Publications button

• Profile button

• Home button

How can you earn coins on Studies Weekly?

• By sharing with friends

• By watching videos

• By answering questions and taking tests

• By logging in daily

What can you do from the profile section?

• Access the help center

• Edit your personal information

• Change your avatar and see your parent code

• View your test scores

Where can you find the publication for your grade?

• In the profile section

• On the publications page

• In the search section

• On the homepage

What feature allows the computer to read the article to you?

• Speed adjustment

• Explore more

• Play button

• Volume control

What can you do after reading all articles and answering questions?

• Contact your teacher

• Take a test

• Log out

• Start a new course

What activities can you do besides taking tests?

• Do a crossword and play a game

• Read a book

• Watch movies

• Write an essay

How do you complete a test on Studies Weekly?

• Click the 'Submit' button

• Click the 'Finish Test' button

• Close the browser

• Contact your teacher

What should you do if you need your username and password?

• Check your email

• Reach out to your teacher

• Ask a friend

• Reset it online