Mrs. O'Hagan - Grade 2

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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 PLEASE VISIT OUR ANNOUNCEMENT PAGE FOR UPDATES AND IMPORTANT REMINDERS HOMEWORK EXPECTATIONS Please check your child's assignment notebook for nightly homework assignments and important reminders, and sign in the comment section. Students should be reading every night for at least 15 minutes. (It counts if Mom or Dad reads to them as well, on those nights when they are just too tired.) The bringing home, completing and returning to school of all homework is your child's responsibility, not yours. (Please do not make a second trip back to school with it) Homework will usually be given four nights a week with a book report given on Friday. Homework is due the next day unless otherwise noted in the assignment notebook. Book reports are usually due the following Wednesday. If your child needs help, guidance on your part is certainly recommended, however, avoid too much involvement and homework battles. No more than a 1/2 hour should be needed for written work. Encourage your child to proofread and edit written homework for spelling, punctuation, and capitalization. Try NOT to correct for them. Encourage them to self-correct or circle any words of which s/he is unsure; best effort, not perfection is the goal. (Their homework errors actually help us to know what we need to reteach or reinforce.) Missed homework will be made up either the next day or the next evening. If there are a number of nights missed due to illness, your child will have ample time to make it up. PLEASE REFER TO PARENT/STUDENT HANDBOOK REGARDING ASSIGNMENTS MISSED DURING AN UNSCHEDULED VACATION. Practice with telling time, and counting coins in real life situations would help to reinforce these developmental skills with your second grader. Please keep practicing those addition and subtraction facts regularly to improve accuracy, speed and confidence. Finally...if a homework assignment turns into a nightmarish battle between you and your child... STOP! Return it to school incomplete and I will deal with it. Thanks for all of your help and support! Automatically clean input to optimize for the web. Or, would you like to view and optionally restore one of these previous versions? Password: Forgot your password?

Mrs. O'Hagan - Grade 2

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