The students will bring home their "Homework Folder" each night. This will contain any homework assignments for the day as well as any assignments that have been checked in class. Upon arrival in the morning, the students will complete a "Morning Worksheet" that reviews various math and language skills. We will check this together in class, and the students will bring it home (to stay) in their folder. The students will then be given a corresponding "Math Homework" sheet to be completed at home. Please review the "Morning Worksheet" with your child, then have them complete the "Math Worksheet" independently. You may review and correct it with them when they have finished. This assignment must be returned to school the next day.

Students will also bring home any assignments that they did not complete in class. These assignments are also due the next day and should be found in the "Homework Folder". For subjects such as Spelling and Religion, students will need to bring their books home as we do not tear the pages out of the books.

Students also need to read for approximately 20 minutes each night. This reading can be accomplished in a variety of ways: having your child read aloud to you, reading with your child, and having your child read independently. Also, remember that they are NEVER to old to be read aloud to. The best approach would be to choose a variety of these reading activities.

Please click below to read a couple of very informative articles regarding homework and student reading.

Why Read Every Night?

Guidelines for Helping With Homework