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In this uproariously funny story by Ashwin Guha, accompanied by Vaibhav Kumaresh’s cheeky art,
you soon learn that when you mix distracted tutoring with an overactive imagination, the result is a
homework assignment that is very hard to grade. I created a reproducible that asks students to
become both author and illustrator of their own creative excuse for not doing their homework. All
books will go in this folder and when August is over, the folder gets sent home with all the books
students are fluently reading. I've never been known as the quiet teacher because I love. Write a
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are always open. At the end of each school year, I start creating the folders you see above. I think it
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students don’t have access to books at their reading level. Before they worked on their illustrations, I
had them decide what their excuse would be and write it down under the picture, not telling or
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them all “1” after stapling and adding the note.
Next, I copy a note to the parents along with the reading strategies I use in my classroom hoping
parents will be able to help the kids and if not, the kids can help themselves with the reading strategy
icons. Then, I asked students if any of them had ever forgotten to do their homework. After they had
a couple of minutes to share, I told them we'd be reading a story with a number of excuses inside.
Vector note pad or diary with lined and squared paper page template. The perfect guides for every
frustrated parent and desperate child, who wants to understand English, Maths and Science and put
them into practice. To save myself time, I usually have intermediate students do this during their
recess if they want to help out. And, if you have a way you think is more efficient and effective, I
would love to hear from you. I tell grades 1 and 2 that getting mom or dad to sign this book and
bringing it back every day is their homework.) It also gets students to practise their printing. Each
successive number the degree of difficulty gets a little bit harder. We had a serious discussion about
what would be expected of them throughout the year. Use short films to get those inferences
flowing! During m. Last year, I purchased I Didn't Do My Homework Because. (not an affiliate link)
because the illustrations appealed to me and it looked like a fun book to share with my students
during the first week of school. I bind the books with plastic combs and our bookbinder. I created a
reproducible that asks students to become both author and illustrator of their own creative excuse for
not doing their homework. First, fold large construction papers in half, staple along the sides as
shown in the picture above. Parents read them each night, signing them and sending them back to
school each day. That means each student reads their books as many times as it takes to be fluent
before it goes home. I liked this book because it is a great mystery book. How do you organize the
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students to talk at a whisper (level 1) as they began to work on their illustrations. If folding isn’t your
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exercises are fun to do and are suitable for children 6-8 years old. That means each student reads
their books as many times as it takes to be fluent before it goes home. I put all of their pictures on
the wall as soon as they completed them. Finally, these folders get stored in my filing cabinet
alphabetically by student first names. We had a serious discussion about what would be expected of
them throughout the year. They fill the gaps in their knowledge with the cues they get from us and
weave their realities. I asked them to turn and talk to a partner (this was a great time to squeeze in
my expectations for turn and talks on the carpet) about a reason that they didn't do their homework.
Last year, I purchased I Didn't Do My Homework Because. (not an affiliate link) because the
illustrations appealed to me and it looked like a fun book to share with my students during the first
week of school. Initially, I did not have books I could send home with the students to practice. Each
day I write the new homework on the poster in washable marker. Parents have always come back to
me and told me how well the folders and numbers on them worked out, how their child new just
which books to read in which folders and how easy it was for them to organize and store especially
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There’s a place for teacher comments and for parents to write back. The stick figures, paper cut-outs
and the blue-lined paper make us feel like we’re perusing through our completed assignment. I liked
that it showed everything in what month happened and tells which person is talking in their own
thoughts. To save myself time, I usually have intermediate students do this during their recess if they
want to help out. How do you organize the books you send home with the students. I prefer to staple
although I have glued in the past. It would be up to them to determine if any of the excuses were
actually believable. After they had a couple of minutes to share, I told them we'd be reading a story
with a number of excuses inside. If parents need to send a note, they write it in the book. This
resource hasn't been reviewed yet To ensure quality for our reviews, only customers who have
purchased this resource can review it Report this resource to let us know if it violates our terms and
conditions. We discussed the types of assignments they liked and the types they didn't like. Finally,
these folders get stored in my filing cabinet alphabetically by student first names. Click on any book
cover to reveal full details and FREE sample pages. I've never been known as the quiet teacher
because I love. Once I have done this, I write numbers 1 through 10 on all the colors. That’s a post
for another day along with websites to get lots of low cost or free books. If folding isn’t your thing
and you don’t have volunteers to help you with this project, you may want to consider using manila
folders or Ziploc gallon size bags. We had a serious discussion about what would be expected of
them throughout the year. I created a reproducible that asks students to become both author and
illustrator of their own creative excuse for not doing their homework. My students have to practice
their books several times before ever getting to take them home. Sometimes, I file them
alphabetically by girls and then alphabetically by boys if I’m going to have the kids file their books
so it’s easier. Since I had their full attention and engagement, I used this as a springboard for my
rules and expectations for homework. They fill the gaps in their knowledge with the cues they get
from us and weave their realities. But, I didn’t just want to copy books and send them home. Use
short films to get those inferences flowing! During m. We can’t help lauding his artistic skills, with
each detail we notice in his diagram of the rhino, and defending his creation by saying, “He’s not
drawn anything false, though!”. Perhaps you have a great system already or maybe you just need a
new idea. Parents sign the book, put it back in student’s backpack, and it is returned to school the
next morning. Of course, many hands went up and they all did a little nervous giggle together.
Parents read them each night, signing them and sending them back to school each day.
We discussed the types of assignments they liked and the types they didn't like. Parents have always
come back to me and told me how well the folders and numbers on them worked out, how their child
new just which books to read in which folders and how easy it was for them to organize and store
especially during the summer vacation. Each successive number the degree of difficulty gets a little
bit harder. I liked this book because it is a great mystery book. You can click the image below to grab
a copy of the reproducible for the activity. Enjoy. These four kids use the homework machine which
does their homework in less than an hour and always gets every question right. For example, I use
red or green construction paper during the month of December simply because it helps me think of
Christmas and I use blue for January (snow, arctic animals, cold weather), etc. I asked them to turn
and talk to a partner (this was a great time to squeeze in my expectations for turn and talks on the
carpet) about a reason that they didn't do their homework. Then, I asked students if any of them had
ever forgotten to do their homework. One is very smart, he created the homework machine. Legal
Disclaimer The thoughts and opinions expressed here are mine and mine alone and do not represent
the thoughts and opinions of my employer. Report this resource to let us know if this resource
violates TPT’s content guidelines. If you do a lot of cooperative groupings in your classroom.
Connecting the phone with wires to charge the battery on the bus. My students have to practice their
books several times before ever getting to take them home. I tell grades 1 and 2 that getting mom or
dad to sign this book and bringing it back every day is their homework.) It also gets students to
practise their printing. It hits us hard with nostalgia and makes us want to laugh at ourselves for
thinking that we were even worried about homework assignments back in the day. I want them to
feel AND be successful when they go home to read by themselves. Click on any book cover to reveal
full details and FREE sample pages. You can find more Homework Book clip arts in our search box.
Annoyed at being interrupted while reading, she gives them information on rhinos off the top of her
head, and the hilarious aftermath of her half-hearted help is seen when the boys turn in their work.
Now you no longer have to be schooled by your seven-year-old and you can actually answer some of
those astronomy questions that even you sometimes think about. I brought my students to the carpet
and previewed the cover, asking them what their honest thoughts were on homework. We had some
really creative excuses, as you'll see below. They are signed and returned and taped into books later.
During the summer, they end up recording everything they did that school year with the homework
machine and other stuff. By the end of the year, each student should have approximately 200 books
they have read all year and can continue to practice during the summer months. I like to have fun,
short books to introduce important rules and procedures to my students. In August, I get 25 yellow
sheets, fold them, and number them all “1” after stapling and adding the note. To save myself time, I
usually have intermediate students do this during their recess if they want to help out.