Media Minute
May 2022
CLICK HERE Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage
LAUNCH YOUR EPIC ACCOUNT BEFORE VISITING THE TITLES BELOW!
Daily activities for the month of May!
Daily activities for the month of May!
Discover engaging, ready-to-use activities that provide students with opportunities to explore their curiosity around a variety of topics.
Venture into the world of money management, from counting your coins to investing in your future.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER YOUR CLASS FOR THE 2022 - 2023 SCHOOL YEAR!
Click here for a video read aloud.
SEL BOOK OF THE MONTH:
The Curious Garden,
By Peter Brown
One boy's quest for a greener world... one garden at a time.
While out exploring one day, a little boy named Liam discovers a struggling garden and decides to take care of it. As time passes, the garden spreads throughout the dark, gray city, transforming it into a lush, green world.
This is an enchanting tale with environmental themes and breathtaking illustrations that become more vibrant as the garden blooms.
Relationship Skills:
allows students to develop and maintain healthy relationships with others, including the ability to resist negative social pressures, resolve interpersonal conflict, and seek help when needed. Students need to be able to work well with their classmates in order to participate in collaborative groups.
Service Learning:
We commit to working with others to make our community and the world better.
2022 ALSC Summer Reading List Birth - Pre-K
2022 ALSC Summer Reading List Kindergarten - Grade 2
2022 ALSC Summer Reading List Grade 3 - Grade 5
2022 ALSC Summer Reading List Grade 6 - 8

The GALILEO password for Atlanta Public Schools is truce. It will be valid through August 2022.
I had this crazy idea to flip the Jackson's 2300 Jackson Street song for BAMO. My awesome Principal agreed! Please check out our tribute, has we returned to 970 Martin Street!
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Accelerated Reader
Students can access and continue to use Accelerated Reader at home simply by logging into Renaissance via My Backpack.
#APSRace2Read
Help APS reach 10 million minutes of independent reading by logging all of your minutes into Beanstack! How many badges have you earned?
APS Student Log In: https://www.beanstack.com/race2read
Select your school
Username: Network Username (My Backpack Log In)
Password: race2read
Non student/Non homeroom teacher log in
Create an account by visiting https://race2read.beanstack.org/reader365
eBooks for K-8
APS District eBook Shelf
To access the APS eBook shelf, students should log into MyBackpack. Select the eBooks tile. From here, all apps are accessible for student use.
To access apps requiring username/password, use the following credentials:
TumbleBook Library/Cloud
Username: atlantaps
Password: books
Big Timber Books
Username: atlantaps
Password: readmor
APS eResources
To access APS eResources, students should log into MyBackpack. Select the eResources tile. From here, all apps are accessible for student use.
To access apps requiring username/password, use the following credentials:
World Almanac (Elementary & Middle) - no additional log in required
Learn360: no additional log in required
Blooms Literature - no additional log in required
The Mailbox - no additional log in required
Blooms Literature - no additional log in required
Galileo - current password: traffic | New password beginning January 9, 2022: truce
Class Pass @ APS: Fulton County Library Access
Employee Access
Username: Your Lawson Number
Pin: Changeme
Student Access
Username: Network user name (what students use to log into MyBackpack)
Pin: Lunch number
Please note: The following apps require the creation of a username/password:
Mango languages, Hoopla, Learning Express Library, rb Digital, and Universal Class.
Students are allowed to take AR test at home during this distance learning time. Students will follow steps to access their MyBackPack (below) and click on the Renaissance Learning app to take an AR test.
Sign up for a FREE account Parents, and your student can have fun while learning how to type.
Day-by-day projects to keep kids reading, thinking, and growing.
Bio
Loraine Foushee is a life-long learner that enjoys sharing her knowledge with individuals aspiring to reach their full potential. Loraine completed her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Media Production and her Master of Education in Instructional Technology at American InterContinental University (AIU). It was immediately after receiving her Bachelors in Media Production that Loraine started her career as a Production Technician at a market-8 News Station, CBS46 Atlanta for 6 years.
Loraine transitioned to a career in education, she shared her love of media production with high school students for 7 years. Her career has spanned Clayton County, Gwinnett County and Cobb County. Loraine completed her Specialist degree in Education with Certification in Library Media Science in 2013. She accepted her current position as the proud Media Specialist of Barack and Michelle Obama Academy in 2014.