Check Schoology and google.classroom for assignments.    

How to post a google doc under assignments in google classroom: 

1. Sign into mymail.
2. Click on group of small squares (grid) on top right.
3. Click on google doc.
4. Click on the box with the plus sign to begin a new document.
5. Put your cursor in the box that says "Untitled Document" and give your document a title.
6. Click on the page to begin typing your summary and reflection paragraph.
7. To add an image:
   1. Take a screen shot:
      1. Find the image you want to save.
      2. Pressing the keys at the same time, for:  Mac: press command + shift + 4; Chromebook: press Control + shift + the key above the 6 (a box with 2 lines next to it).  
      3. Drag the cursor across the image to highlight what you'd like to save.
      4. Then release.  
      5. For Mac, your screen shot will be on your desk top.  For PC or Chromebook, your photo will be in your google drive folder.
   2. Find the "Insert" tab under the title on your google doc
   3. Click "Image" on the drop-down menu.
   4. Click on "Choose an Image to Upload" or drag the image from your desktop into the field and the image will appear in your google doc.
8. Once you have reviewed your work, and you've done your personal best, click on share (blue box in upper right hand corner).
9. Click on shareable link (at the top right).
10. Click on the “Anyone at LAUSD with the link – and dropdown to “can comment”.
11. Copy link (PC: Control C; Mac:  Command C), and click "Done" at the bottom of the page.

   12.   Go to google classroom to the current event assignment, and click on "view assignment".
   13.  On the right top, there is a box that says "add or create".  Click "Add", then click "link".  
   14.  Paste link (PC: right click – then paste or hit control v; Mac: command v).  Then click "add link".
   15.  Click the box on the right that says “turn in”.
   16.  If you "turn in", and you need to open your doc to edit, click "unsubmit".  After you click "unsubmit," refresh the page so that you can type on         your doc.  Don't forget to "turn in" once you have finished editing.
 

​When you have spare time, try improving your keyboard skills:
Typing Tests:

Practice typing so that you don't have to look at the keyboard when you type.  I've included some links to free typing website.  Try different ones, especially the ones that show which fingers to use on which keys.  Knowing how to reach with your fingers will help you type faster.  The BBC typing games show you where to place your fingers.  If you want to share other websites, feel free to let your classmates and me know the fun sites to use.
www.typing.com/student/game/keyboard-ninja (ninja typing game
www.ratatype.com
mathandreadinghelp.org/kids_games/the_typing_of_the_ghosts.html
play.typeracer.com
games.sense-lang.org/typingchefEN.php#

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​Read for fun!  Do something to help the environment each day!  Spend time with your friends and family!  Laugh!  Invent!  Create!