Keep in mind that weekly homework pages will be sent home with students and should be returned each Friday. Students should read for 15-20 minutes each night and practice writing about their reading. If you are still looking for ways to support your student otherwise, there are some links to helpful resources below!
ELA and Reading Homework
These are words that students learn during our daily phonics lessons. Refer back to this list throughout the year so students can practice at home! Click the image above to access the list or click the link here!
It's important that students not only know how to read the words on a page, but be able to understand them. Try asking these questions as your student reads each night! Click the image above to access and English and Spanish version or click the link here!
Math Homework
Students learn about adding and subtracting with regrouping, or borrowing (eg. 123 - 47), and without regrouping, or borrowing (eg. 123 - 21). Students work with 2 and 3 digit numbers. They sometimes see these numbers in simple equations and other times see them in word problems. Click the image above to see some practice questions or click the link here. Feel free to come up with your own as well!
One of the toughest skills for students to understand are word problems. This is because they not only have to read the problem but pull the numbers out, decide what order they go in, decide if they are adding or subtracting, and then actually write and solve the equation. Click the image above to see some sample word problems or click the link here.