Please visit the Madison County School's website to find the digital backpack lesson links and additional resources.

MCBOE Digital Backpack Lessons and Resources

Art Lesson Plan Week 2

Art Lesson Plan Week 3

Art Lesson Plan Week 4

Art Lesson Plan Week 5

Art Lesson Plan Week 6

K-2 Computer Lesson Week 1

K-2 Computer Lesson Week 2

K-2 Computer Lesson Week 3

K-2 Computer Lesson Week 4

K-2 Computer Lesson Weeks 5-6

3-5 Computer Lesson Weeks 1-6 (All weeks are now listed in 1 plan)

Week 2 Lesson Plan

Problem Solving Sheet

Grades K-1 Lesson Plan for Week 2

Grades 2-3 Lesson Plan for Week 2

Grade 4-5 Lesson Plan for Week 2

PE Lesson Plans for Weeks 1-3

PE Lesson Plans for Weeks 4-6

A daily checklist that can be adapted for any grade level.

Creator: Allison Griffin, Kindergarten Teacher and Mom to a 2nd grader.

Walt's Checklist (PDF)

If your students are working online or using the packet and need a place to keep all the assignments they are writing out, use a spiral notebook. You can even use the type with different sections to keep the subjects straight.

Spreadsheet for Grades 1, 3, and 5 with a daily schedule as well. In this workbook, there are different tabs at the bottom for the different grade levels. It can be used as a checklist. Erin says she simply printed it off for them to check off as they complete their online/paper work.

From Erin:

"I made a schedule for the day and then mapped out what each child is to accomplish each day of the week. Local friends in Madison County...I will be glad to share any of this for 1st, 3rd, or 5th graders if you think it will help your family."

You can find Erin's full post on the Endeavor PTA Facebook Page: https://sites.google.com/view/endeavor-elementary-school-pta/home

Creator Kelly Spencer, Mother of a 5th grader.

The picture above is of Kelly's board.

"I created a weekly calendar then I use mini sticky notes for each lesson. We divided up the lessons throughout the week but can move them around easily with the sticky notes if we need more time or if one lesson takes longer than expected. He also feels a sense of accomplishment when he gets to toss the completed lesson sticky note in the trash. Also having a board to write the goals for today has been helpful to focus."

Nickole Messervy shared a post.

Admin · Yesterday at 5:38 AM

I tested this out and it worked so I hope this helps some people.

DID YOU KNOW?...

If you have an iPhone or iPad you actually have a scanner!
Parents, if you are planning to scan any work to your teachers or teachers if you are scanning work to your students you can use the ‘Notes App’.

Open a new note, press the camera button, the option to scan document will pop up. Once the document is scanned you can email it with less band with then a photo.

Creator: Jana Grady, PTA Officer and mother of a 2nd grader.

Link to her Spreadsheet.

"I wanted to combine the meat of the information with a checklist to keep track of the tasks we do. I made a chart in Google Sheets so I'll be able to open it from my computer or phone. I plan to get my son a spiral notebook to keep all of his written answers in and I will print the math worksheets.

My chart has the activity lists + quick links to material or links to documents I created to make it easier (typed up sight words to read, for example)."

jmcalister@mcssk12.org