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Reading
Your child should read every day.  Your child will not receive a new baggie 
book every day but should read either the baggie book, a library book or a 
book from home each night.  When reading the baggie book, it's okay for your 
child to read the book more than once.  Maybe the first time the child will 
focus on figuring out the difficult words (accuracy) and the second reading 
is when you can ask questions about what happened in the story (or have your 
child retell the story in his/her own words).

Spelling
The children no longer have spelling homework but they are completing their 
spelling activities in class during the morning block.

Scholastic News
The students will be completing a Scholastic News page for homework on each 
Monday.

Math
Math homework will be coming home each Wednesday. It may be a page or a 
game/activity that reinforces a skill that your child has learned at school.

Take Home Journal
Each Friday, your child will bring home a composition book.  Your child 
should make a plan and write a story.  Remember to look at the sight words in 
your child's binder so he/she will spell the sight words correctly. (Your 
child may write more than one story in the book each weekend.)

You can turn many learning opportunities into a game and it makes 
homework a lot more fun for your child!  (Treasure hunt for sight words in 
your child's book, create a bingo game with rhyming words or math problems. 
etc...)

Thanks to everyone for taking the time to work with your child!

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Homework