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I use homework bookmarks for 99% of my kids and a daily homework tracker for the kiddos who
need a bit more daily accountability. I need your help—do you have a parent letter that introduces
and explains this process of completing homework. When I taught 2nd grade we used a more simple
homework and it worked well, especially at the beginning of the year. For reading, we do some
independent reading and some read aloud (by parents) tasks, then add a comprehension focus to
each from our curriculum for the previous month so that students have more opportunities to put them
into practice. I have been teaching for many years, but new to first, so any help is appreciated. Look,
I even did the hard part for ya.making them!;). I talk with my students throughout the year about
choosing just right homework assignments and train the parents to do the same. Even if I have
something that doesn’t necessarily fit with a given option, I’ll let students know they can use it as a
homework option (and let the parents know too) and write in the assignment they did instead of a
number. When I grow up, I have so much things to do, but only not to study. I believe that in
kindergarten and first grade homework should consist of brief tasks connected to classroom learning.
I love the option of a menu since so many families are busy. There are a number of ways to
implement this in your class, each of which is explained thoroughly in the instructions. Count to 20.
It is an easy to follow format which makes it great for students to complete with parents,
grandparents or even siblings. For the most part parents have been very supportive of this type of
homework and loved that it gave their child more freedom and less busy work. I also included a
monthly homework option, if that is something that would work better for you. Train parents the
same way you do students about choosing just right homework assignments (finish in 2 minutes vs.
Kids are encouraged to build relationships, think critically, serve others, try new things, and explore
the arts (see the preview to see specific examples). I will be placing these in a homework folder along
with a notebook. Since I can’t necessarily control which assignments students pick as this is
HOMEwork, I choose my battles. I don’t think this is the best way to assign homework as it takes
responsibility away from the student, but I don’t believe homework is important enough to cause
rifts between teachers and parents. We are all working together for the students success. I was riding
the bicecycle at mountainhills and was a fun of cars on the radio control. No, not grading it. creating
it! Yes, every week I was creating a new homework activity and striving to find a way to differentiate
and reach both my GT students and my lower students. And they can do it on their own time, so they
don't have to ever stay up late or wake up early if they have a busy night. What should I do? A:
Remind the parent that there are a number of options for homework. Your guys, I guess like those
things like sports or cars maybe. This can help I guess every one, who have problems with exact
sciences. Literacy Night for us this year was an entire night (5:30 - 7:00. For writing we think of
prompts that relate to our writing genre we are studying, or seasonal prompts (fun!). No label- empty
column for reminders, reading assignments, etc.
Your guys, I guess like those things like sports or cars maybe. For an optimal experience, please
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talk with my students throughout the year about choosing just right homework assignments and train
the parents to do the same. Did you know that the annual Teachers Pay Teachers Back to School Sale
is coming up. Reply Delete Replies Brittany November 12, 2015 at 7:56 PM Hi Jennifer. Each Menu
also includes weekly high frequency words (I prefer to use Fry words, find more information HERE
). Since I can’t necessarily control which assignments students pick as this is HOMEwork, I choose
my battles. A: Parents are usually much more concerned about this than I. She is already 17teen, and
I understand her, if she doesn't want to do some task from geometry or other boring stuff, and I
actually can't help to her, because I'm not quite understand this subject, as well. This (2:13-ap-01536-
DS 1568931 Ontario Ltd., an Ontario (Canada Corporati v. I also included a monthly homework
option, if that is something that would work better for you. If I have extra copies of a math or
reading response assignment I always put them in the homework shelves for students to do as extra
practice at home. I've found the one that I feel my students enjoy and benefit from the most and I
make bulk copies to be divided up through the weeks. If you give Spelling homework, I highly
recommend these. No label- empty column for reminders, reading assignments, etc. Write a review
Update existing review Submit review Cancel It's good to leave some feedback. Train parents the
same way you do students about choosing just right homework assignments (finish in 2 minutes vs.
Homework is something students should be able to complete independently so technically they
should choose assignments that are easy (on an independent level) for them. 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. I
strongly, strongly, strongly (did I say strongly?) disagree that children aren’t able to make choices for
themselves. We grade for effort and responsibility, because in first grade that is the bulk of what we
are trying to establish. If you’d like to check this out, click on the image below. If you’re just getting
started for the year, you can check out the August Homework pack HERE and the September
Homework Menu pack HERE. Included is a Monthly Menu and then 4 pages of recording sheets
that go along with the menu page. This is a perfect addition to your take home folders or binders for
the months of September thru May. For the other 1% I use a Daily Homework Tracker or Bookmark.
If parent volunteers are scarce, I would grade for completion only. See other similar resources ?1.50
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I knew that I wanted to make it editable because as much as I like to plan out the year, I have to be
flexible. I was just wondering where do you get your ideas for the tasks. This packet comes with 3
different Spelling Menu options. Each Menu also includes weekly high frequency words (I prefer to
use Fry words, find more information HERE ). They can complete multiple tasks on each page to
save paper. There are more important standards that children need to work toward and this opens up
the possibility of more engaging home learning. Completed print and go Homework Menus (1st
grade also includes the old Calendars). 2. Monthly High Frequency Word assessments. 3. The Three
EDITABLE options. I've found the one that I feel my students enjoy and benefit from the most and
I make bulk copies to be divided up through the weeks. I use the same homework menu for my class
each week. Their job is to provide a calm place, time and structure for their child to work and then
congratulate them when their child does their best. For the other 1% I use a Daily Homework
Tracker or Bookmark. Since I can’t necessarily control which assignments students pick as this is
HOMEwork, I choose my battles. We are all working together for the students success. A: Just like
anything else you do in your classroom, some parents are 100% on board and think homework
menus are the best thing ever, and others are not so easily persuaded. It's interesting that a few
choose the do your own thing option of writing words 4 times daily and skip the fun and silly ways
to practice. Included is a Monthly Menu and then 4 pages of recording sheets that go along with the
menu page. I strongly, strongly, strongly (did I say strongly?) disagree that children aren’t able to
make choices for themselves. It can serve as a gradual release of responsibility from teacher led
concepts at school to practice with those skills independently at home. Count to 20. It is an easy to
follow format which makes it great for students to complete with parents, grandparents or even
siblings. Homework is something students should be able to complete independently so technically
they should choose assignments that are easy (on an independent level) for them. Read on for tips on
using homework menus PLUS free printables for 2nd and 3rd grade to get you started. You will see a
practice book log and an abbreviated Menu with simplified tasks. Since I've started using my most
recent homework format Kindergarten Homework Menus and First Grade Homework Menus, the
critiques I've received about homework have been replaced by more engaged parent discourse about
things they see their child struggling with and what else they can do at home to support their little
person, which was an unexpected and pleasant surprise. I need your help—do you have a parent
letter that introduces and explains this process of completing homework. I think that in our modern
world we have a lot of homework and less time for fun. At a glance I can make sure students are
completing different assignments throughout the month. No, not grading it. creating it! Yes, every
week I was creating a new homework activity and striving to find a way to differentiate and reach
both my GT students and my lower students. Here are a few things to know about getting organized.
The tasks are tied into what we are working on in class and students choose one task to complete
each night. How much time does this take when students are completing different assignments.
I use mine to communicate behavior grades with parents. For the past year and a half I've been
experimenting with new homework formats. I also knew that it was important to make it editable for
YOU. This is why exercise, listening to music, practicing mindfulness, and spending time interacting
with family members have always been mainstays on my homework menus. For writing we think of
prompts that relate to our writing genre we are studying, or seasonal prompts (fun!). Their argument
was that kids need to learn how to spell. This homework menu has over 200 unique and authentic
activities. As a teacher, I want the parents to know what we are working on in school. Report this
resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. So for the entire month
each student only needs 3 copied page if you copy the recording sheets 2 sided. This packet comes
with 3 different Spelling Menu options. They complete the task on notebook paper and color in the
square on their Menu. Read on for tips on using homework menus PLUS free printables for 2nd and
3rd grade to get you started. This can help I guess every one, who have problems with exact
sciences. Gone are the days of families struggling to balance nightly homework with busy schedules.
I will let the pictures and videos speak for themselves. Pl. I love the option of a menu since so many
families are busy. Your guys, I guess like those things like sports or cars maybe. What should I do?
A: Remind the parent that there are a number of options for homework. There are a number of ways
to implement this in your class, each of which is explained thoroughly in the instructions. That way,
we can edit August and save only August in its own folder for next year easy access. Isn’t it just
extra work that could be better spend elsewhere. I need your help—do you have a parent letter that
introduces and explains this process of completing homework. First 3 tasks to use with knowledge
organiser and 2 blank tasks to add your own tasks to generate buy-in, autonomy, etc. For 2nd grade,
I recommend using menus as in-class activities rather than homework because all of the choices are a
bit too overwhelming for 2nd graders. When I grow up, I have so much things to do, but only not to
study. She is already 17teen, and I understand her, if she doesn't want to do some task from
geometry or other boring stuff, and I actually can't help to her, because I'm not quite understand this
subject, as well. Their job is to provide a calm place, time and structure for their child to work and
then congratulate them when their child does their best. The fact that it is editable makes it valuable
for us and our curriculum. This editable menu template and corresponding worksheets will give you
developmentally appropriate homework options for your kindergarten students.