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Homework

Every week your child will follow the same routines for Writer's Notebook 
homework and Word Work homework.  In addition, your child should read for 15 
minutes each night.  The schedule is below:

Monday: Write in your Writer's Notebook for 10 minutes.

Tuesday: Sort & Write your words

Wednesday: Write in your Writer's Notebook for 10 minutes.
              Write 7 good sentences with your words.

Thursday: S.A.W.

Friday: Read for 15 minutes over the weekend


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Homework is a significant part of a child's studies and success.  It
reinforces what is being taught in the classroom, and extends classroom
learning. You should expect that your child will have some type of homework 
most everyday (excluding Friday).  Every day I will post the homework your 
child will have on the homework board in the front of the classroom.  Your 
child will copy this homework into his or her agenda every day and these 
agendas will be sent home on a daily basis.  I encourage you to set up a 
scheduled time for homework each day with your child.   Students should be 
able to do most assignments independently, but please help if it is 
completely necessary.  

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