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Homework

The students are responsible for completing homework Monday-Thursday. There 
will be specific skills each night in a particular subject area. 

Monday- Math 
Tuesday- Fluency story /ue/ 
Wednesday- Math 
Thursday-Writing/Language Arts
Fri- Spelling test 12/11

Spelling Words:  /ue/ as in blue

   blue     due     sue

Red Words: (words they should memorize)- review
      
    give     water
                   
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How can I help at home?
The best way is to spend time with your child. If they need help you should 
help them but not solve the problems for them. It is crucial to be a part of 
this process to show that you will help and you care about their education.

Listed below are some ways you can help at home.
Reading:
Read with your child every night at least 15 minutes
Review phonics sounds at least 3 times a week
Practice the phonics story with your child by asking them the new rule on 
Monday of each week
Practice reading signs on the way home
Practice finding sight words in the newspaper
Keep favorite books in the car
Visit your local library
Ask them questions (inferencing and comprehension skills)about what they have 
read


Math:
Review basic facts by using flash cards 
Create questions in "real life"- If you have a dozen cookies and eat three, 
how many do you have left? etc...
Encourage them to count out loud, by 2's, 5's, and 10's
Ask which numbers are in the tens place, ones place adn hundreds place
Ask children to point out odd and even numbers during a card ride
Create word problems for them to solve
Encourage children to pay for items and count out money. It will be a great 
help to practice counting and giving change at home from a dollar and slowly 
move to a higher quantity.

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