Homework Expectations
Every night (in addition to daily homework) students should:
-Work no more than an hour
-Read at least 20 minutes
- Spelling words (to study) will be listed on this website when we start Spelling.
(For those who find reading challenging, I recommend listening to an audio recording of the book while reading along.)
-Our novels and any tolls (such as homework sheets or packets) should go home and return to school daily.
Dates listed are when the homework was assigned. Typically, it is due the next day, unless I have given alternate instructions.
There may be additional homework for students who did not complete their classwork.
Reminder: Math tutoring is available during carline on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:00-3:30. If your child is struggling in math, I request that they attend at least one of the week's tutoring sessions. If you would specifically like to request tutoring for your child on a Monday or Wednesday, please email me or put tutoring in SchoolPass so that I can make sure they participate.
Week 27
03/23
Read 20+ Minutes
Math: ch 11 L 8, Finish entire section (started last week) and if done, try the challenge problems for at least 10 min.
Literature: Summary + Big Question response on HW sheet (Finish reading pages 51-52)
03/24
Read 20+ Minutes
Math: ch 11 L 9, Practice Section
Literature: Summary + Big Question response on HW sheet
IEW: Get RD edited (due Thursday)
03/25
Read 20+ Minutes
Math: ch 11 L 10, Practice Section
Literature: Summary + Big Question response on HW sheet
IEW: Get RD edited if not finished last night (Need for class tomorrow)
03/26
Read 20+ Minutes
Math: Go over the quiz with a parent/guardian
Literature: Summary + Big Question response on HW sheet
03/27
Read 20+ Minutes
Math: Practice Sheet
Literature: Summary + Big Question response on HW sheet
IEW: Get RD edited if not finished last night (Need for class tomorrow)
Spelling List 3G
develop
envelop
envelope
distant
distance
circumference
circumstance
material
mere
suggest
suggestion
senate
senator
senatoriak
respect
respectful
agree
agreed
aggreeing
agreement
disagree
flammable
unfortunate
major
majority
elaborate (verb)
elaborate (adjective)
citizen
necessary
necessity
achieve
achieves
acquire
receive
almanac
lieutenant
Announcements
Please ensure that students are ready for school in their uniforms. Information about dress code is on the school website and in the family handbook, and please remember that student cell phones should be turned off in the morning, and smart watches should be left at home or turned off in the backpack.
If your student is struggling with cursive, please have them practice at home. Reach out to Mrs. Popham if you need resources for this.