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Elementary ELA – Canyons School District

Q: How do I gain access to my ELA curriculum digital resources?

95percent Phonics Core (K-3) and Multisyllable Routine Cards (4-5) can be accessed by using the key code found in the front cover of Volume one of the program. Go to my.95percentgroup.com and follow the register new product prompts. For presentation files, ask your head administrative assistant for the registration code and follow the register new products prompts. For Wonders curriculum, students access the McGraw-Hill portal with Clever . Teachers use their canyonsdistrict.org email credentials and click on “Forgot Password” to set up their user identity. Software programs for ELA are loaded with single sign-on through Clever .

Elementary English Language Arts

The vision of Elementary ELA in Canyons District is founded in the Science of Reading. Students in Canyons Elementary Schools learn to communicate ideas effectively. Instruction includes the four modalities of literacy: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Students will develop critical thinking skills using text, rigorous tasks, discourse and writing. In grades K-3 foundational reading is quintessential and establishes the base for literacy.

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USBE 2023 ELA Standards.

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USBE Core Guides for the new ELA Standards.

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USBE Core Guides for the new ELA Standards.

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Where can I get information on the new ELA standards?

Resources for implementing the newly adopted standards
USBE responses to Frequently Asked Questions
Cross reference from previous standards to newly adopted Reading Standards
Speech progression chart
Summer of 2023 USBE standards professional learning. Includes: article, podcasts, videos, templates and best practices.

How do I gain access to my ELA curriculum digital resources?

95percent Phonics Core (K-3) and Multisyllable Routine Cards (4-5) can be accessed by using the key code found in the front cover of Volume one of the program. Go to my.95percentgroup.com and follow the register new product prompts. For presentation files, ask your head administrative assistant for the registration code and follow the register new products prompts.
For Wonders curriculum, students access the McGraw-Hill portal with Clever. Teachers use their canyonsdistrict.org email credentials and click on “Forgot Password” to set up their user identity.
Software programs for ELA are loaded with single sign-on through Clever.

How do I share my class with a team member on the Wonders McGraw-Hill Platform?

Sharing classes with Special Educators or Dual Language Immersion classes is needed with the Wonders McGraw-Hill platform. Use this how-to explanation to set up a shared class account and then toggle between classes as needed.

Where can I go to learn more about ELA curriculum implementation?

Specialists are always here to help you. You are welcome to contact Susan Henrie, Leigh Ann Fisher or Bernice Allen.

There is also a Canvas Course where you can find helpful videos, content and support. Consider self enrolling and looking for resources. Self enroll link: https://canyons.instructure.com/enroll/KBJFGC.

Where can I get help with LETRS questions?

If you have questions about LETRS, including credit, payment or enrollment, please contact Leslie Robinett in the Instructional Supports Department.