Embedded Files
Homework Time Tips
Homework Time Tips
Allow your child some “down time” right after school. Let him or her play, have a light, healthy snack, etc.
Set aside a clean, quiet, well-lit place as homework space - away from loud noise, TV, video, and computer games.
Set aside a special time for homework. A stress-free time when you can be available for guidance.
Have the needed supplies at home – pencils, crayons, scissors, glue, etc. (See the supply list.)
Be there to assist your child – But do NOT do their work for them. Reward their hard work with words of praise, special family time, reading an extra book before bed, etc.
Let the teacher know if your child is having difficulty with the assignments.
What you do to begin good homework habits today will pay off for years to come!
This week's Homework
This week's Homework
Religion
Share the Holy Week experiences, in church and at home,:
The Last Supper - retell or attend services on Thursday,
The Way of the Cross - Stations of the Cross services
Easter Mass - celebration of Christ's Resurrection.
AM Prayer:
Dear God,
Come be with us today.
Fill our hearts with joy.
Fill our classrooms with peace.
Fill our lessons with fun.
Fill our friendships with kindness.
Fill our school with love.
Amen.
Literacy
Strat Right Readers
Math
Why a pack of cards?
Playing cards can teach sportsmanship.
It can help children learn that games have rules and they should follow them.
You can use cards to:
Sort by suits, numbers, values
Show order or counting sequence, forwards and backwards
Play "Go fish"
Play the multiple versions of "War"
Highest number wins
Lowest number wins
Page updated
Report abuse