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HOMEWORK FOR THE WEEK OF 11-16

Monday
	Practice next 25 sight words; read “Who Works Here?”
	Study spelling; Family Times Day 1
	Name the days of the week; “How many?”; “If today is ___, then what 
was yesterday/is tomorrow?”
Tuesday
	Practice next 25 sight words; read Baggie Books 
	Study spelling; Family Times Day 2
	Name the months of the year; “How many?”; “If it is ____, what was 
last month/is next month?”
Wednesday
	Practice next 25 sight words; read “Who Works Here?”
	Study spelling; Family Times Day 3
	Talk about digital and analog clocks.  Draw a clock and number 1-12.  
Use toothpicks to tell time to the hour.
Thursday
	Practice next 25 sight words; read Baggie Books
	Study spelling; Family Times Day 4
	Talk about digital and analog clocks.  Draw a clock and number 1-12.  
Use toothpicks to tell time to the hour.
Friday
	Practice next 25 sight words; read library books
	Family Times Day 5
	Talk about digital and analog clocks.  Draw a clock and number 1-12.  
Use toothpicks to tell time to the hour.

READING HOMEWORK - "Family Times" booklets will go home each week 
spotlighting the skills/words that we are learning.  There are 5 
activities.  This is a fun way to reinforce what we are learning at school.  
Repetition is so important.  Thank you.

Read for 15 minutes every night!  You can take turns with 
your child reading out loud.  First graders love for you to read to them, 
and they love to look for words they know in the books.  Those first graders 
who are reading need to be reading for 15 minutes as well.

SPELLING HOMEWORK - A spelling list will go home at the beginning of each 
week.  Make sure your child can spell and write each one.  Also, if you are 
doing the activities in the "Family Times" booklet, then you are also 
practicing spelling skills.  Our test will be on Friday.

MATH - Encourage your child by talking about math concepts through every day 
activities such as cooking, counting, adding, subtracting.  For example:

The recipe says to add 3 eggs.  I put two eggs in. How many do I still 
need?  
I have 5 nickels in my pocket.  If I give you 3, how many are left?
There are 3 cars in front of us.  Which car are we in the line?  Fourth

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