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Visit the TeacherWeb® videos to learn about the features, modifications, and customizations available on your website. Click here to learn more. Homework small medium large Read each night to your child and with your child. Follow along with your finger as you read and let your child see the words you are reading. Later in the year you will be able to listen to your child read! I will send home homework periodically. Homework will help children practice writing letters, reading sight words, reading books, writing numbers, counting, etc. Have your child practice saying and writing their phone number and their address. Your child should be familiar with all their letters and sounds. Make sure they can recognize each letter and be able to say the sound that goes along with that letter. Practice identifying beginning sounds in words. Ask your child, "What sound do you hear at the beginning of the word cat?" /C/ or "What sound do you hear at the beginning of the word paper?" /P/. This will begin preparing them for their DIBELS testing in January and May. Practice sight words such as my, a, the, I, said, your, you, that, this, what, would, have, etc. Make sure they know that the reason these are called sight words is because you know them by sight only and these are not words that you can sound out. These are words you "just know"! :) Practice identifying numbers 1-30 and counting 1-100. Practice writing the numbers 1-30. It is very important to be able to count them but it is more important to be about to identify the number when it is by itself. Count sounds in words. Practice with your child each night counting words with 2-5 sounds in them....Example: 2- pie, 3-tree, 4-gift, 5-strap READ! READ! READ! And sign reading log each night. Or, would you like to view and optionally restore one of these previous versions? Password: Forgot your password?

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