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I usually assign four HW assignments a day (4th grade) and I was wondering if you had any
suggestions as to how to quickly check if the students that turned in their HW turned in all 4
assignments. I’ve been using it for years and it has saved me SO much trouble. I keep kids in during
lunch recess if they don’t bring their homework, but sometimes I would be too busy to check in the
morning and then it’s too late. But, do you have any ideas about a better way to get two
uses—would I then pass them out for students to review with me. That seems to be one of the
things that gets overwhelming for me with collecting homework. Do you typically scan through the
HW at the end of the day once the students have left. You could also place 3 manila folders inside
each folder that represents each class that you meet. It merges the obsession I had with handouts and
note taking and combined them so that they have the handouts WITHOUT THE LOOSE PAPERS,
and have the note taking WITHOUT THE SLOPPY AND RUSHED CHICKEN SCRATCH. I used
to create daily morning work worksheets, worksheets for every single lesson throughout the day,
frequent daily reflection and goal sheets. Let the teacher know the circumstances so you both can
come up with a plan that works for everyone concerned. I have a question though, where did you get
the red pockets. Check out Kristine Nannini's blog post about the Homework Hotspot on her blog,
Young Teacher Love. For example, if they correct their math homework in the afternoon as part of
math instruction, do you still have them turn in their math homework during the morning routine. Oh
well!:) I actually got the pocket charts off eBay last year. I ask that you spend your evenings doing
things that are proven to correlate with student success. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to
Pinterest. For example, if they correct their math homework in the afternoon as part of math
instruction, do you still have them turn in their math homework during the morning routine. My idea
would be that you could also use it at the end of the day if you have a handout to give to the
students or tests that have to be collected. Providing one-of-a-kind, research-based curriculum, In the
Classroom with Kristine Nannini is a place where knowledge meets inspiration. Even the National
Education Association recommends limiting after-class homework to 10 to 20 minutes a night for
first-graders, adding 10 minutes to the total for each subsequent grade. Glad you like the video and
thanks for an awesome link up. If I know of a few students who struggle to turn their work in, I also
may just quickly walk over and glance in those few students’ pockets real quick. If they purchase
supplies that they DID buy special for themselves, I have them take the supply HOME to use at
home. I believe you!! You know I love this, as we’ve talked about in the past. I became OBSESSED
with interactive notebooks this year. Do your student helpers count the papers in each spot. Do you
have any ideas on how I could manage this being departmentalized. It’s easy to see in about a
second if they turned in one paper, three papers, or no papers!:) I hope that helps. The program’s
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I ask that you spend your evenings doing things that are proven to correlate with student success.
I’m so glad you all understood my super fast talking. It’s been a serious game changer for no-name
papers, missing assignments, homework organization, and more. If they purchase supplies that they
DID buy special for themselves, I have them take the supply HOME to use at home. Some could
include: “I’ve found that Sophie responds better to homework when it involves things at home we
can all get involved with. The only thing that is different about the process is that students go through
the “round” of grabbing papers twice (or three times if there are three assignments due). When you
do speak to the teacher, tell him or her why specifically (aka you’d like a meeting because your child
is having difficulties with homework). I pretty much have a zero tolerance policy with extremely
high expectations. First of all, this particular interactive notebook that we used for math is by
CreateShareTeach on TpT. I’d love to know more about your procedures or consequences for
students who miss multiple assignments. Being a teacher all I want is the homework and classroom
assignments organized and this is why I will use the recommended “Homework Hotspot” options.
Assign a couple students the job of “Homework Hotspot” and as soon as each new class walks in,
they immediately turn their homework in, your students that are assigned the job mmediately grab
out all papers and put them in a stack for you. It’s easy to see in about a second if they turned in one
paper, three papers, or no papers!:) I hope that helps. Here you’ll find a wealth of classroom
resources, tools, and tips to help you meet the needs of all learners in your upper-elementary
classroom. I usually assign four HW assignments a day (4th grade) and I was wondering if you had
any suggestions as to how to quickly check if the students that turned in their HW turned in all 4
assignments. If I know of a few students that struggle to turn their work in, I also may just quickly
walk over and glance in those few students’ pockets. You could also place 3 manila folders inside
each folder that represents each class that you meet. At the start, he had more than 20 missing
assignments and below 60% in 3 classes. Providing one-of-a-kind, research-based curriculum, In the
Classroom with Kristine Nannini is a place where knowledge meets inspiration. Assign a couple
students the job of “Homework Hotspot” and as soon as each new class walks in, they immediately
turn their homework in, your students that are assigned the job mmediately grab out all papers and
put them in a stack for you. It is a great idea, just trying to make it fit in my room:). I usually assign
four HW assignments a day (4th grade) and I was wondering if you had any suggestions as to how
to quickly check if the students that turned in their HW turned in all 4 assignments. The only thing
that is different about the process is that students go through the “round” of grabbing papers twice
(or three times if there are three assignments due). ALSO, by binding the booklets instead of just
stapling them (which again. It's like making them their own little workbook for the unit. Do you have
any ideas on how I could manage this being departmentalized. Not only does it help me to see who
has turned in assignments that day, but also when it’s time to enter grades, all I have to do is grab
each paper out of the spot in number order and my student’s papers are in alphabetical order for easy
grade entering. I believe you!! You know I love this, as we’ve talked about in the past. They get
really good at it after a few times, and it never takes more than a minute or two. But is no homework
a good idea and if it is, how should you suggest the idea to your child’s teacher.
Thanks so much for sharing your classroom with us:)I love all the bright colors and fun designs. I’d
love to know more about your procedures or consequences for students who miss multiple
assignments. Some could include: “I’ve found that Sophie responds better to homework when it
involves things at home we can all get involved with. Glad you like the video and thanks for an
awesome link up. It's okay if not EVERYONE brings in community supplies. Not only does it help
me to see who has turned in assignments that day, but also when it’s time to enter grades, all I have
to do is grab each paper out of the spot in number order and my student’s papers are in alphabetical
order for easy grade entering. Then these students repeat the process for the other assignments due
that day. The Homework Hotspot has an enrichment component where we offer activities to students
to develop them in a variety of areas such as drama, photography, graphic design, and more. I
incorporate a monthly HW club for those students that have 90%-100% HW submission so it’s pretty
important that I check all the assignments for completion. I can easily see who is missing what, and I
have a student whose job it is to be the “Homework Hotspot” checker each morning. I wondered
how you grade homework, since you cannot be sure who did it. More endless papers that are not
sorted or checked: ( Does anyone have a cute name I could call the hot spot if it wasn’t just
homework. Thursdays 4 - 5:30 p.m. JOIN Stress to Success Tuesdays 4 - 5:30 p.m. JOIN Color Your
Way Mondays 4 - 5:30 p.m. JOIN. Being a teacher all I want is the homework and classroom
assignments organized and this is why I will use the recommended “Homework Hotspot” options. I
just wondered how you make it work when there are multiple assignments due. It’s easy to see in
about a second if they turned in one paper, three papers, or no papers!:) I hope that helps. I have a
disdain for homework for a variety of reasons, and checking it in and sorting it is just the tip of the
iceberg. I don’t want to have 3 homework hotspots bc I don’t have that much room lol. If more than
one assignment is due that day, I follow the same process but may have an additional student help
out. Movies and games are used to minimize the burnout effect from a full day of school. I am going
to be a first year teacher in August and cannot wait to get my classroom ready. Providing one-of-a-
kind, research-based curriculum, In the Classroom with Kristine Nannini is a place where knowledge
meets inspiration. It would make checking at glance so much easier in the mornings. Students who
have a difficult time copying down their planner are allowed to take a photo of our planner on their
device if they have one. But, do you have any ideas about a better way to get two uses—would I
then pass them out for students to review with me. If I know of a few students that struggle to turn
their work in, I also may just quickly walk over and glance in those few students’ pockets. Will look
forward to reading more informative blogs on your website. It isn’t hard to manage, especially if you
just keep a small class list near you. I wondered how you grade homework, since you cannot be sure
who did it. To start my day like this would be a load off my mind for sure.
They get really good at it after a few times, and it never takes more than a minute or two. That is
why we need to create spaces for students to store every single paper or item we give them. They go
through the first assignment due, check off who has turned the assignment in and who hasn’t, then
paperclip the papers for me. I used to create daily morning work worksheets, worksheets for every
single lesson throughout the day, frequent daily reflection and goal sheets. No more shuffling
through papers trying to put them in alphabetical order. I was just wondering if you might be able
from 33 to add up to 40 for the black circles that are kind of filled in (page 2) and if you can, can
you email it to me. It would make checking at glance so much easier in the mornings. Share to
Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Then, you catch it before it comes a dumping ground
for every paper and supply. Homework Hotspot’s tutors not only help students understand their
homework, but they serve as role models. I don’t want to have 3 homework hotspots bc I don’t have
that much room lol. I have a question though, where did you get the red pockets. I am totally going
to set this up in my room next year. Maria. Perhaps you’re taking care of a sick parent on top of
managing work and family life. Just an idea! I am definitely doing this hotspot this year. I’d love to
use this but any suggestions on how to manage with three different classes. Here you’ll find a wealth
of classroom resources, tools, and tips to help you meet the needs of all learners in your upper-
elementary classroom. You can make unit booklets, morning work booklets, daily reflection and goal
booklets, etc. It is so simple and the students are in control which makes life easy. I am totally going
to set this up in my room next year. Maria. She also is a regular contributor to Seniorly.com, a
website dedicated to seniors and aging well. It is a great idea, just trying to make it fit in my room:).
If I know of a few students that struggle to turn their work in, I also may just quickly walk over and
glance in those few students’ pockets real quick. We strive to achieve a balance of academics and
recreational fun to cultivate wholesome development. It's okay if not EVERYONE brings in
community supplies. Therefore, at the beginning of the year, on the school supplies list, I ask for
each student to bring in these COMMUNITY SUPPLIES to share with the class. I usually assign
four HW assignments a day (4th grade) and I was wondering if you had any suggestions as to how
to quickly check if the students that turned in their HW turned in all 4 assignments. When you do
speak to the teacher, tell him or her why specifically (aka you’d like a meeting because your child is
having difficulties with homework). I’m a member of a collaborative Pinterest board started by none
other than Melanie from Schoolgirl Style. My idea would be that you could also use it at the end of
the day if you have a handout to give to the students or tests that have to be collected.
I either add the student to the end, or because I have a transient population, there tends to be an
open. It isn’t hard to manage, especially if you just keep a small class list near you. To start my day
like this would be a load off my mind for sure. By the end of each unit, the students had a beautiful
reference book filled with their notes, references, and examples for them to study from. If I know of
a few students that struggle to turn their work in, I also may just quickly walk over and glance in
those few students’ pockets. My idea would be that you could also use it at the end of the day if you
have a handout to give to the students or tests that have to be collected. I’ve been obsessed with all
thing Fun in Room 4B since forever. Private tutoring sessions are also available at a low cost for
students that need tutoring in a one-on-one format. No more shuffling through papers trying to put
them in alphabetical order. Do you have your student helpers monitor that or do you just have them
turn in one assignment at a time. Here you’ll find a wealth of classroom resources, tools, and tips to
help you meet the needs of all learners in your upper-elementary classroom. The best part of making
these booklets is you can add anything you want in them. They go through the first assignment due,
check off who has turned the assignment in and who hasn’t, then paperclip the papers for me. If
more than one assignment is due that day, I follow the same process but may have an additional
student help out. In fact, too much homework actually has a negative effect on a younger child’s
attitude toward school. I often include a little note in my morning message to them that says
something like, “Keep math pg.6 in your blue folder. For example, if they correct their math
homework in the afternoon as part of math instruction, do you still have them turn in their math
homework during the morning routine. Just an idea! I am definitely doing this hotspot this year. I am
going to be a first year teacher in August and cannot wait to get my classroom ready. JOIN OUR
COMMUNITY Join the Homework Hotspot community on Facebook. Do you have any ideas on
how I could manage this being departmentalized. Even the National Education Association
recommends limiting after-class homework to 10 to 20 minutes a night for first-graders, adding 10
minutes to the total for each subsequent grade. Being a teacher all I want is the homework and
classroom assignments organized and this is why I will use the recommended “Homework Hotspot”
options. They keep these photos in EVERNOTE in their Planner notebook. But, do you have any
ideas about a better way to get two uses—would I then pass them out for students to review with
me. It's okay if not EVERYONE brings in community supplies. Homework Hotspot’s tutors not only
help students understand their homework, but they serve as role models. Thursdays 4 - 5:30 p.m.
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All of the big school stores like Really Good Stuff and Lakeshore sell them, but they can be a bit
expense, so I totally recommend eBay. The homework management system is extremely amazing.