Homework
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Inside your student’s backpack is their homework folder. This folder will come home every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Please do the homework and send it home the next day!
In this folder are several papers inside sheet protectors descriptions are below next to each file.
Please practice these at least twice a week each.
Your student will also bring home a book for you to read to them each night. These books have been purchased by Ms. Oberbeck, so please make sure you keep them nice and bring them back each day. There is a sheet in the front pocket for you to keep track of the books you and your student read at home. When you fill out one sheet (front and back) your student will receive a sticker on the front of their folder, and a special sticker in the classroom.
Thank you for helping bridge your students learning between home and school!
As always, if you have any questions please feel free to reach out to me!
2. Superkids Sound Chart.pdfA sheet that has all the letters with 3 pictures. These pictures start with the letters to help with the sounds each letter makes. One night you could practice letter names, another night you could work on letter sounds.
A name tracing sheet, with the alphabet and numbers 0-10. Please have your student trace their name, letters, and numbers using the dry erase marker and eraser provided. This will help them learn where their letters go on the kindergarten lines that we use.
1. Letter and Number Trace.pdf3. High frenquency Words - 100s Chart.pdfA sheet of high frequency words with a hundreds chart on the back. High frequency words are words we see a lot in kindergarten that should be memorized. Some of these words you cannot sound out. We need to know numbers 1-100 in Kindergarten also. Your student should be able to identify them, and count to 100 without stopping.
A blank sheet to practice writing names, letters, sight words, colors, anything you can think of.
4. Blank tracing page.pdf5. 2d and 3d shapes.pdfA sheet that has 2d and 3d shapes your student should know on them.