Homework 2016-2017

Assigned on Friday and due the following Friday (indicated in red).

Work on during week of:

Math

Everyday Math Home Links

Web games

Math Facts Practice

Play your favorite "math" games: Dominos, Triominos, Uno, Cribbage, Yahtzee, Farkle, etc.

Play math games with license plates (scroll down) while on road trips or just around town.

Practice math facts.

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 10.12 and 11.10 Family Letters

- 11.1

- 11.3

- 11.6

- 12.2

- 12.7

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 10.6 (Click here for things to buy.)

- 10.8

- 10.9

- 10.10

Please note that Everyday Mathematics Reference Books (hardcover) should be returned to school anytime before May 19th. Thank you!

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 10.3

- 10.5

Please note that Everyday Mathematics Reference Books (hardcover) should be returned to school anytime before May 19th. Thank you!

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 10.4 (except #2)

2-digit addition and subtraction practice: (your child may want to choose 3-digit as a challenge):

Softschools website - 2-digit addition practiceSoftschools website - 2-digit subtraction practicePractice making change: The Dollar Store

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 9.7

- 10.1 (#1 only)

- 10.2

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 9.8

- 9.10 (Family Letter)

- 9.6 (complete after Monday, April 17th)

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 9.2 (both pages)

- 9.4 (both pages)

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

-8.7

-8.8 (Family Letter)

-9.1 (#1, #2, and #5-8)

-9.3 (both pages)

NOTE: Please do 9.1 #5-8 after Monday 4/3.

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 8.3

- 8.4

- 8.6, #3-6

*Also, in preparation for the upcoming Unit 8 test, we encourage your 2nd grader to watch at least one of the following videos that explain how to do fraction story problems:

Fraction story problems #1

Fraction story problems #2

Fraction practice (on the back of the homework checklist)

Softschools website - 2-digit subtraction practice *

*Please note that for subtraction problems where you have to borrow a ten, you must click on the "borrow" button first. Then, you must type how many tens are left after borrowing, and how many ones there are after borrowing. After each response, hit "Submit."

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 8.5

and

- Fraction worksheet on back of homework checklist

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 8.1: #1 and #2 only

- 8.2: #1, #2, and #4-#7

Softschools website - 2-digit addition practice

Softschools website - 2-digit subtraction practice

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 7.6

- 7.7 (front and back)

- 7.8

- 7.9 (Family Letter for parents to read)

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

-7.1 (both sides) Sorry - we already assigned this!

-7.3

-7.4

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 6.11 - Family Letter

- 7.1

- 7.2 (you may use the number grid on the back side of the paper homework checklist)

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 6.6

- 6.8

- 6.9

- 6.10 (to do only after Monday's math lesson)

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 6.2

- 6.7

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 6.5 (both sides)

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 6.3

- 6.1 (do not complete until Monday after

school)

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 5.5 #s 2 -10 (#1 is optional)

- 5.6

- 5.7 (keep your pyramid at home)

- 5.9 Unit 6 Family Letter Parents read and

do not send in.

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 5.2

- 5.3, #1 & #2 only

- 5.8

No Everyday Mathematics Homelinks this week.

Instead:

Paper Handout on estimation and addition:

- "Rounding to add" (no need to find the actual sum on this, just the full ballpark estimate)

- Vertical addition practice (on the back). For the vertical addition, students need to show their work (traditional method or partial sums method).

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 4.8

- 4.9

- 4.10 Family Letter

- Nombres à lire Power Point: Can your child read the number before M. Cornet, former intern and teacher extraordinaire?

(The Power Point needs to be downloaded onto your computer, because Google Slides will not play the sound.)

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 4.4 (front and back)

- 4.5

- 4.6 (Parents, please note that each diagram needs a question mark in the section representing the answer to the problem)

- 4.7

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 4.1, front and back

- 4.2, front and back

- 4.3

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 2.1

- 3.6

- 3.8 (#1-4 at the bottom is optional)

- Family Letter 3.9

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 3.2 Please use the back of the homework checklist for prices of objects to buy. There is no need to use a supermarket flyer.

- 3.3, #1-9 (#10-13 optional)

- 3.4, all

- 3.5 , all

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- 2.14 Parents to read the family letter

- 2.13 Cut out the triangles and use at

home for practice. Please do not

sent to school.

- 2.3 #1, #2 (#3 optional)

- 2.4 #1, #2 (#3 optional)

- 3.1

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

2.6, #1, #2, #3, #4 (have your child fill out the triangles on the homework checklist that correspond with these four questions)

2.7 Cut out the triangles and use at home for practice. Please do not send to school.

2.9 (front and back)

2.10 (front and back)

2.11 (front and back)

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

Parents: Read Unit 2 Family Letter (1.13) Web Games The Dollar Store

Stop The Clock 1 (to the half-hour) and/orStop the Clock 2 (to the quarter-hour) Note: Telling time to the quarter hour is review from 1st grade. However, we have not yet covered this in 2nd grade.

Everyday Mathematics Homelinks:

- Read Family Letter 1.1

- Complete 1.11

Web Games:

The Dollar Store

Stop The Clock 1

Handwriting

(Paper copy sent home, extra copy here)

On-line handwriting

animation:

lowercase printing

uppercase printing

lowercase cursive

uppercase cursive

Practice writing in cursive. Use the links above to help!

Your child can complete one of the following cursive handwriting sheets to complete with students' names and nicknames. The challenge is to then circle the initials of the 2nd grade teacher whose class that student is in! Classroom teachers are happy to provide a paper copy on Monday for students who would like one.

First names and nicknames 1

First names and nicknames 2

First names and nicknames 3

First names and nicknames 4

Cursive Letters (Choose one):

I, J, Q (easy)

I, J, Q (hard - places in Canada)

Cursive Letters:

D, L

Cursive Letters:

G, S

Cursive Letters:

F, T

Cursive Letters:

H K X

Cursive Letters:

B, E, R, Y, Z

Cursive Letters:

A, C, M, N, O, P, U, V, W

Cursive letters:

d, q, g

Cursive letters:

linking with b, o, v, and w

Cursive letters: c, a, o

Cursive letters: v, x, y

Cursive letters: n, m, z

Cursive review 12

Cursive letters: r, s, j, p

Cursive letters: h, f, k

Cursive letters: e, l, b

Cursive letters: i, t, u, w

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Summer vacation

May 19 - May 26

May 12 - May 19

May 5 - May 12

Please note Health/Safety homework in right column.

April 28 - May 5

April 21 - April 28

April 14 - April 21

April 7 - Friday, April 14

March 23 - Friday, April 7

March 17 - Friday, April 23

March 10 - 17

March 2 - March 10

Feb 24 - Thursday, March 2

Feb 17 - 24

Feb 10 - 17

Feb. 6 -10

Jan. 27 - Feb. 3

January 19 - 27

January 13 - 19

Dec 23 - Jan. 13

December 16 - 23

December 9 - 16

December 2 - 9

November 18 - December 2

November 11 - 18

November 4 - 11

October 28 - November 4

October 14 - 28

October 7 - 14

Sept. 30 - Oct 7

September 23 - 30

September 19 - 23

September 9 - 16

September 2 - 8