THIS WEEK'S HOMEWORK
Thursday:
Reading: Mighty Ducks Reading Log
Math: Knock Off Game
Writing: Spellingcity.com
Social Studies:
Other: Library
PE
Spelling test
Bring Jog A Thon Waiver
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Wednesday:
Reading: Mighty Ducks Reading Log
Math: Mystery Picture pg. 138, 139
Writing:
Wordly 11D
Social Studies:
Other: Jog A Thon Waiver
Firstinmath.com
Spellingcity.com
Music
Science Lab
Tuesday:
Reading: Mighty Ducks Reading Log
Math: Plot Ordered Pairs
Writing: Finish Education Today essay
Wordly Wise 11 C
Social Studies
Science
Other: Jog A Thon Waiver
Firstinmath.com
Spellingcity.com
Monday:
Reading: Log minutes - Mighty Ducks Log
Math: Time For Change worksheet
Writing: Finish your Education Today essay
Wordly Wise 11 A/B
Social Studies:
Science:
Other: Music tomorrow Practice records are due
PE tomorrow
Firstinmath.com
Spellingcity.com
Your child has a Homework Planner that should be kept in the front of
his/her notebook. Daily homework will also be entered at Plaza Vista's web
site on my class page at the end of each school day. Assignments that are
not completed in class should be recorded and finished at home. They are due
the next day. In addition, most students will need to study their spelling
words and the multiplication tables several times a week. Independent
reading should also be a regular part of your child’s homework.
There will be other assignments, which should be done completely at home.
Your child will never be asked to do a homework assignment unless it has been
thoroughly explained at school. Please encourage your child to work
independently. You may wish to look over the work after it is complete, but
please resist the temptation to make it “perfect.” We want each student to
become an independent worker and to assume responsibility for his/her
education. If homework regularly takes longer than one hour to complete,
please let me know. Also, if there are special circumstances which prevent
your child from completing an assignment, I would appreciate a note from you.
GRADING
Most daily assignments must be completed by the following day to receive full
credit. Work not turned in on time will receive a lower grade.
There are three ways in which a paper may be graded: (1) percentage, (2)
letter grade, or (3) subjective comments. All grades will be recorded in my
grade book to be averaged for report cards.
Students are involved in correcting some of their own work. This self-
correcting process enables a child to develop proofreading skills and
provides immediate feedback of errors. The teacher will see all work. Some
guided practice papers will not be collected but will be looked at while the
students are working.