Homework

SUMMER HOMEWORK IDEAS

If you're looking for a way to support your child's literacy development over the summer, look no further! 

Consonants and short vowels sounds:

RollandReadLetterSoundsandNamesFundationsUnit1Aligned-1.pdf  

CVC words (Tap each sound then blend the sounds together to read the word):

cat ten pig rob fun lap rep bin top

tub sag bet lip mop fix tap rug nub

Digraphs (Warm up by saying the letters, keyword, sound, then tap to read each word):

w-h-whistle-/wh/

s-h-ship-/sh/

c-h-chin-/ch/

t-h-thumb-/th/

c-k-sock-/ck/

whim wish chip thin sick cash chat with

tack shop chop thick whap shut

DECEMBER HOMEWORK 

READING

Tap to read the digraph words below:

dish whap chop thin lock

whim shop much with tick 

WRITING

Dictate the following words with bonus letters and glued sound 'all'. Have your child tap to write the first word then change it to the second word:

puff  to  huff

bill  to  fill

well  to  shell

kiss  to  miss

hall  to  ball

Follow the same procedure to change the ending sounds in the following words:

pick  to  pill

met  to  mess

top  to  toss

hug  to  huff

fish  to  fill

MATH

Review subitizing to 10:  NumberSenseWorksheetsFREEBIESubitizeCountRepresentNumbers110-1.pdf 

NOVEMBER HOMEWORK 

READING

Speed sounds - Quickly make the sound for each letter(s):

c   r   w   g   n   z   b   t   f   d                                      

y   qu   h   m   p   x   v   l   k   j

e     a     i     o     u     a     o     e     u     i  

sh    ch     th     wh    ck    wh    sh    ck     th    sh 

CVC words: Tap to read the following words: 

map     bet     jug     Tim     cot

bun     sat     net      Max    him

Digraph words: Tap to read the following words:

dish     chip     whim     pick     thin

Rick    with      whip     chat     shut

Trick words: Read the following words quickly without tapping:

the     a     and     of     to   

is     his    as     has     was 

I  am  can  like  went  are

Read the following decodable passage:

The  cat  is  fat.  The  cat 

has  a  nap  on  the  big, red  mat.

The  cat  got  up,  and  it  did 

a  hop  up  on  the  big  bed.

Draw a picture to illustrate the story. 

WRITING

Parent dictates the following decodable sentences. Child writes the sentences spelling the trick words correctly, and tapping to write the decodable words. The sentence should have finger spaces, an uppercase at the beginning, properly formed lowercase letters throughout, and a period at the end. 

Tim has a big net. 

Jen has a red hat. 

The net is red. 

Tim and Jen are up. 

MATH 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VED2jcoqq5GGuK0a9p97-xDcs_K1ihCsViOk2y-bDm4/edit?usp=sharing 

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OCTOBER READING HOMEWORK

TAP TO READ (sound out) the following words:

cat   dog   box   run   hen   yes   fox   bug   web   big   bad   bat   zip   zap   zop   win

MEMORIZE the following trick words:

I   am   and   a   the   is   his   of   

Students can practice reading the following decodable passages: 

The Cat on the Mat

The cat is on the mat. 

The cat is fat. 

The cat ate a rat. 

Then, the cat sat on my hat. 

I gave the cat a pat. 

Now the cat will nap on the mat. 

The Hen

Do you see the hen? 

It is in the pen. 

I see ten men. 

The hen sees ten men. 

The hen runs from the men. 

Now the hen is in the den. 

OCTOBER WRITING HOMEWORK

Have students put spaces between the words in each sentence:

Thedogisbig.

Afatcathadanaponthemat.

Iliketheredhat.

Iwentothemat.

OCTOBER MATH HOMEWORK

Teen Number Review - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VED2jcoqq5GGuK0a9p97-xDcs_K1ihCsViOk2y-bDm4/edit?usp=sharing 

Teen Number Place Value - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1itVy3nKNQ9DSudo76lPTOBKdBvsENSBU-2yPIyxuNJ0/edit?usp=sharing 

Representing Teen Numbers in Different Ways - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dr36lKVu_nrGj2cIi_4B6bJMBsx8hqx4UlQ-kZidUos/edit?usp=sharing 

SEPTEMBER READING HOMEWORK 

Roll and Read 

Roll a dice, say the letter/keyword/sound (ex. b - bat - /b/), cover that letter, player who fills a row first wins!

SEPTEMBER WRITING HOMEWORK - Uppercase and lowercase letters

Remember to always start at the top when forming letters!

TRICK WORD HOMEWORK IDEAS 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XuDTk2PTt1JCBIJRXDGm4LtleBqvHexs/view?usp=sharing 

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Free-28-ways-to-practice-sight-words-3311543 

Trick words are words we cannot decode (or sound out). We used to call them spelling words in the olden days. You may have also called them sight words,  high frequency words, snap words, heart words, or something else. Essentially, these are words your child needs to memorize by the end of grade one in order to read and write fluently. 

Unit 1 Trick Words: n/a

Unit 2 Trick Words: the, a, and, is, his, of 

Unit 3 Trick Words: as, has, to, into, we, he, she, be me, for, or 

Unit 4 Trick Words: you, your, I, they, was, one, said 

Unit 5 Trick Words: from, have, do, does 

Unit 6 Trick Words: were, are, who, what, when, where, there, here 

Unit 7 Trick Words: why, by, my, try, put, two, too, very, also, some, come 

Unit 8 Trick Words: would, could, should, her, over, number 

Unit 9 Trick Words: say, says, see, between, each 

Unit 10 Trick Words: any, many, how, now, down, out, about, our 

Unit 11 Trick Words: friend, other, another, none, nothing 

Unit 12 Trick Words: people, month, little, been, own, want, Mr., Mrs. 

Unit 13 Trick Words: work, word, write, being, their, first, look, good, new 

Unit 14 Trick Words: water, called, day, may, way