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Skills Practice


Welcome to the Skills Practice Page.
This page will have links to sites where you can practice and improve your skills, such as Touch Typing, Basic Facts and so on. What skills can you improve on?  Let us know and we will put some activities here to help you...


StudyLadder - Online Literacy and Numeracy Activities

Literacy Pro - Scholastic Learning Zone Login - Reading Practice

Khan Academy - Online Learning Resources (Class Code: 3NREJA2T)

Typing Club - Free Online Typing Practice 

One hour of code - visual coding site

Prime and Composite Numbers

Squared Numbers

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