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Games & Activities

Television Programs

Tips

Books: Reading & Language Arts:
The Trek Jonas
If You Give A Mouse A Cookie Numeroff
If You Give A Mouse A Muffin Numeroff
The Napping House Wood
Each Peach-Pear Plum Ahlberg
The King Who Rained Gwynne
Would You Rather Birmingham
Dear Zoo Campbell
The Great Big Enormous Turnip Tolstoy
The Polar Express Van Allsburg
The Mitten Tresselt
The House That Jack Built Frasconi
Imogene’s Antlers Small
Goodnight Moon Brown
Mig the Pig Colin
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Martin

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Books: Mathematics:
Ten in a Bed Dale
Circles, Squares, Triangles Hoban
Shapes Schlein
The Shape of Me and Other Stuff Seuss
If You Look Around You Testa
How Much Is A Million? Kellogg
One Hunter Hutchins
Anno’s Counting Book Anno
Ten Black Dots Crews
I Can Count The Petals Of A Flower Wahl
The April Rabbits Cleveland
I Know More About Numbers Bruna

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Books: Citizenship:
The Hunter and the Animals dePaola
January Brings the Snow Coleridge
Arthur’s Eyes Brown
Feelings Aliki
Liking Myself Palmer
Miss Maggie Rylant
William’s Doll Zolotow
Corduroy Freeman
The Meanest Squirrel I Ever Met Zion
Alexander and the Terrible
Horrible No Good Very Bad Day
Viorst
The Tenth Good Thing About Barney Viorst
Chickens Aren’t The Only Ones Heller
The Reasons For A Flower Heller
My Visit To The Dinosaurs Aliki
Here Comes The Night Schelein

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Books: Science:
Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear? Martin
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? Martin
Little Blue And Little Yellow Leo Lionni
Hailstones And Halibut Bones O’Neill
The Color Kittens Brown
I Can See A Song Carle
My Five Senses Aliki
The Grouchy Ladybug Carle
Over In The Meadow Wadsworth
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Carle
Maia Horner/Gorman
Life Cycle (pictures only) Burton
Father Twilight Berger
The Little House Burton
Miss Rumphius Cooney
Freight Train Crews
The Snowy Day Keats
Spring Snow Duvoisin
A Pocketful of Seasons Foster
Growing Vegetable Soup Ehlert
Q is for Duck Etling

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Computer Websites:
Ohio Dept. of Education www.ode.state.oh.us/
Surfnet for Kids www.surfnetkids.com/
Yahooligans – Search Engine www.yahooligans.com/
Ask Jeeves For Kids–Search www.ajkids.com
Yahoo-Search Engine www.yahoo.com
Oh. Public Library Info Network www.oplin.lib.oh.us
Cleveland Public Library www.cpl.org

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Games & Activities:
Parcheesi  
Wheels On The Bus Board Game  
Uncle Wiggly Game  
Scrabble Jr.  
Clue Junior  
Pictures Under Pieces Puzzle  
Chutes and Ladders  
Candy Land  
Twister  
Lucky Ducks  
Name That Country  

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Television Programs:
Magic School Bus  
Wishbone  
Sesame Street  
The Muppets Show  
Reading Rainbow  
Mr. Rogers  
Dragon Tales  
Disney  
Barney  
Arthur  
Discovery Channel  

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Tips:
Based on the Academies’ philosophy, “children learn best when they experience success and the classroom is just a beginning,” the following tips are offered to you to try with your child:
  • Ask your child to show you the “Student Weekly Progress Report”
  • Tell your child that you recognize and encourage any special skills and talents
  • Urge your child to work hard at the Academy, listen to the teacher, and follow Academy rules
  • Provide time, space and materials for your child to do homework
  • Listen to your child and talk about his/her day at the Academy
  • Praise good work
  • Contact the teacher if your child is having difficulty with Academy studies
  • Take your child to the library, museums, and other educational sites

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The HOPE Academies and Riverside Academy are community schools established under Chapter 3314 of the Revised Code. These schools are public schools and students enrolled in and attending the schools are required to take proficiency tests and other examinations prescribed by law. In addition, there may be other requirements for students at the schools that are prescribed by law. Students who have been excused from the compulsory attendance law for the purpose of home education as defined by the Administrative Code shall no longer be excused for that purpose upon their enrollment in a community school. For more information about this matter contact the school administration or the Ohio Department of Education.