I hope you are having a wonderful start to the week! Today, your child brought home two homework books: one for spelling and one for math. This is new for all of us in First Grade, so I thought I would post an explanation to these booklets:
Math Homelinks:
Everyday
Math lessons are complimented each day by homework called “Homelinks”. Homelinks are a review of those skills taught
in the daily lesson. This Journal is the
Everyday Math Homelink Journal that you will keep at home and use for
nightly homework.
Each
Monday, a weekly homework page called The Refrigerator Wrap-Up will be sent home in your child’s homework folder. This
sheet will explain the nightly math homelink assignments. Students are to complete the homelink
assigned for a given night, tear out the homelink page, and return it to school
the next day in their homework folder.
Homelinks will be collected and checked at school.
Please
keep the Homelink Journal in a place that is easy for you and your child to
access on a daily basis. Homework is an
essential part of your child’s learning, as it allows them to practice the
skills they learn in the classroom. We
encourage you to work with your child nightly on their homework.
Spelling Homework:
Reading
Street
Phonics and Spelling lessons are a taught daily in 1st grade as part
of our literacy time. These lessons teach skills students need to spell grade
level words. A review of these skills
are practiced for homework. This Journal
is the Reading Street Phonics and Spelling Practice Book that you will keep
at home and use for nightly homework.
Each
Monday, a weekly homework page called The
Refrigerator Wrap-Up will be sent home in your child’s homework
folder. This sheet will explain the
nightly Math and Spelling assignments. Students
are to complete the homework assigned for a given night, tear out the homework
page, and return it to school the next day in their homework folder. Homework will be collected and checked at
school.
Please
keep the Phonics and Spelling Practice Book in a place that is easy for you and
your child to access daily. If your
child attends SAC, please keep the book in your child’s backpack so it is
accessible for homework. Homework is an
essential part of your child’s learning, as it allows them to practice the
skills they learn in the classroom. We
encourage you to work with your child nightly on their homework.
Thank you for your support at home! You are the best!
Take care,
Mrs. Brignac :-)
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