MATH
Math homework gives students a chance to practice and reinforce what we have learned in class that day. Your child should be bringing home math homework AND
their problem sets each night. The problem set should help your child with the homework. Students should spend about 25 minutes on math homework per night.
SPELLING
Monday: Picture Card
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Tuesday: Write your words in Alphabetical (ABC) Order
or in Word Pyramids
(based on what is assigned)
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Wednesday: Meaningful
Sentences
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Thursday: Worksheet
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These assignments are due the morning after they are assigned.
For example, Spelling Picture Card is due on Tuesday Morning.
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EVERY FRIDAY there is a Spelling Test!
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HOMEWORK HELP
RAH
(READING AT HOME)
Students need to read 25 minutes each night or a total of 175 minutes per week and get their RAH Sheet signed.
RAH is checked every Monday morning.
FOR MATH HELP YOUTUBE: DUANE HABECKER GRADE 4 and click on the module and lesson your child is working on. There is a video for every lesson that will walk students through the problems.
https://www.youtube.com/user/dhabecker
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MEANINGFUL SENTENCES Students need to ask themselves, "Can someone understand the meaning of the word based on the sentence I wrote?"
EXAMPLES: (Not a meaningful sentence): I prepared for my camping trip.
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(A meaningful sentence): I prepared for my camping trip by packing my suitcase, getting the tent ready, and finding my flashlight.
NIGHTLY HOMEWORK
Each night students should spend about an hour on homework.
Students are responsible every night for
Math Homework, Spelling Homework and RAH (Reading at Home).