Teasley is a homework free school. We encourage families to spend quality time together, eat together, play games, play outside, and read. If you need resources for additional learning opportunities at home, browse the sites below for additional activities.
Keyboarding Skills
Practice Sites and Games: Dance Mat Typing | ABCya | Type Dojo | Typing Club | Typing.com
Read at least 20 minutes a day! The programs and sites below can help your child access books, online reading programs, and more.
Public Library Connection – PASS Program
Your student number is your public library card number! Check out books and ebooks from the Cobb County Public Library. Simply stop by any CCPL branch and check out up to 5 print books using your student number and 4-digit birthday (2-digit month and 2-digit day). Students may also check out digital materials, including ebooks.
Beanstack is an engaging K-12 reading platform that allows us to customize district-wide and school-based reading challenges that motivate students to read by choice and build each school’s culture of reading. Teasley hosts monthly reading challenges to encourage students to read at least 20 minutes each day. Log your minutes to earn virtual badges and real buttons to add to your backpack. Be sure to log minutes that students read AND minutes that adults read to students...it all counts and it all adds up!
Sora is our digital book platform. Users can read books online and download them to personal devices. This is a terrific way to always have a book to read with your student or listen to an audio book! Have a road trip coming up? Download a book to listen to in the car! Check out sorapp.com or download the Sora app to easily checkout ebooks and e-audiobooks from your school and the Cobb County Public Library, too! Log into Sora using your email address and computer password.
Cobb Digital Library – Your student’s source for research!
The Cobb Digital Library is stocked full of learning resources and e-books! Each school has a collection of carefully curated resources that are engaging and age-appropriate for students. Login credentials for the CDL is the first part of the student's Office 365 email address (typically firstname.lastname) and the password they use to log into the computer at school.
