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small medium large A page of homework will be given each night (Monday-Thursday) and should be checked over by a parent and returned to school the next day in your child's folder. This practice should take no longer than 10 minutes. (NO homework on weekends:) In an attempt to meet your child's individual needs, extra practice on a specific skill may be necessary and, therefore, your child may have more than one page of homework. Additionally, because of the importance of building a strong foundation, reading to your child each night is to be included in his/her homework routine. Remember, you are your child's first teacher and you play a vital role in his/her academic development. Please set aside 10-15 minutes a night for quiet, one-on-one time with your child for reading. The purpose of homework is to offer your child a chance to strengthen his/her academic ability: accept responsibility, postpone reinforcement, tolerate frustration, perseverance, independent accomplishment, encourage willingness to learn. With that said, it is important that your child do it, with minimal help from his/her parent - although it is very important that a parent be available for assistance with directions or when the child is having difficulty. Also, have a quiet place with the necessary supplies available to your child. Supplies needed are: pencil, eraser, crayons, scissors and glue. If your child/family has a hectic night or something special planned that doesn't allow time for homework, that's okay, just have your child complete it the next night. Believe me, I have a family, too, and I DO understand!! But, please encourange your child to practice good homework habits. Adhering to expectations is important.
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