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Homework

As a teacher and a parent, I feel homework is an essential part of any 
child's academic growth.  I also feel it provides insight to parents as to 
what is taking place in the classroom on a daily basis.  In my room, homework 
serves two purposes.  I use it as a learning tool for students by going over 
it together the day after it is due.  I also use it as an assessment to 
determine who needs extra help in a certain area and who needs more of a 
challenge.  Your child will have homework on a daily basis.  However, we will 
also have a daily study hall period, which will enable your child to complete 
his/her work at school.  If you would like your child to bring his/her work 
home, rather than turning it in during the day, just let me know.  I would be 
glad to send it home, so you could look at it together.

We will have a weekly spelling word test, so if you could go over the 
spelling words with your child, it would be very beneficial.  We will also 
have chapter tests in Science and Social Studies.  I will provide your child 
with a study guide for each of these chapter tests.  By going over this 
information together, you increase your child's success.

I encourage the children to fill out their agendas daily, and I would 
appreciate it if you would initial them daily.  This tells me your child has 
shown it to you, and that you are aware of what is taking place in the 
classroom.  I will initial beside any assignments your child completes in class, so, if my initials aren't 
present, the assignment is not complete, and should be considered homeowrk.  The agenda will also 
be used to list any information regarding upcoming 
tests.

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