Some things to know as we begin homework this week:
Your child should read at least one book EVERY night. Record this on the reading log. This can be the take-home reader.
***For homework in which your child is told to write, allow them to try to write the words if they know some letter sounds. If not, you can write what they say and then have them copy what you wrote.
Please do not allow homework to take too long. This is meant as review and practice. If the homework takes longer than 20 minutes, allow your child to stop working. Homework should be a fun way to help remind your child of what was done during the day and practice what was learned.
Monday
Tell a parent something about fall and draw a picture.
Look at a penny with an adult and talk about what you see.
Look at a penny with an adult and talk about what you see.
Tuesday
Draw a picture of clothes you wear during fall.
Ask you parents how many pennies it would take to buy things you have in your house (bag of chips, can of soda, piece of candy).
Ask you parents how many pennies it would take to buy things you have in your house (bag of chips, can of soda, piece of candy).
Wednesday
Draw pictures of words that start with g.
Look for numbers around your house and tell an adult what the number is.
Thursday
Draw pictures of words that end with g.
Look for numbers around your house and tell an adult what the number is.
Look for numbers around your house and tell an adult what the number is.
