This page includes homework tips for parents along with weekly assignments. Please check back often to see updated assignments. Please also be aware that some of these assignments may change.
Homework Tips
Here are a few tips to help your child complete homework assignments successfully and with little frustration.
Remove distractions
Do homework in a quiet place that does not have distractions. Turn off the TV; don't expect your child to do homework in a room where siblings are playing.
Establish a Routine
Set a specific "homework time" such as right after supper. Require that homework be complete before your child can watch TV, use the phone, etc.
Prioritize
Encourage your child to work first on those assignments that are due tomorrow. Then tackle the tasks that are due later. Help your child plan his studying so that projects are not left until the last minute. An assignment book can be a big help with this.
Check Understanding
Be sure your child understands new assignments before he or she starts working on them. This one can save lots of late-evening tears!
Guide, But Don't Correct
If your child needs help, offer ideas that can help her sort out the problem, but don't give her the answers.
Get Organized for Tomorrow
Remind your child to pack the backpack before going to bed. Even the best homework effort doesn't do much good if it's left on the kitchen table!
Do homework in a quiet place that does not have distractions. Turn off the TV; don't expect your child to do homework in a room where siblings are playing.
Establish a Routine
Set a specific "homework time" such as right after supper. Require that homework be complete before your child can watch TV, use the phone, etc.
Prioritize
Encourage your child to work first on those assignments that are due tomorrow. Then tackle the tasks that are due later. Help your child plan his studying so that projects are not left until the last minute. An assignment book can be a big help with this.
Check Understanding
Be sure your child understands new assignments before he or she starts working on them. This one can save lots of late-evening tears!
Guide, But Don't Correct
If your child needs help, offer ideas that can help her sort out the problem, but don't give her the answers.
Get Organized for Tomorrow
Remind your child to pack the backpack before going to bed. Even the best homework effort doesn't do much good if it's left on the kitchen table!
Homework Week of 1/22-1/26
Monday- 1/22
Language Arts: Read 30 minutes and log
Monday Spelling
Math: Practice Math Facts and log
Review Packet
Test Wednesday
Science:
Social Studies
Other:
Tuesday: 1/23
Language Arts: Read 30 Minutes and log
Tuesday Spelling
Math- Practice math facts and log
Test Tomorrow
Science:
Social Studies:
Other:
Wednesday: 1/24
Language Arts: Read 30 Minutes and Log
Wednesday Spelling
Math: Practice math facts and log
Science:
Social Studies:
Other:
Thursday: 1/24
Language Arts: Read 30 minutes and log
Thursday Spelling
Math: Practice math facts and log
Homework 7.1- Evens only
Science:
Social Studies:
Other:
Friday-1/26
Language Arts: Read 30 min and log
Math: Practice math facts and log
Science:
Social Studies:
Other:
Language Arts: Read 30 minutes and log
Monday Spelling
Math: Practice Math Facts and log
Review Packet
Test Wednesday
Science:
Social Studies
Other:
Tuesday: 1/23
Language Arts: Read 30 Minutes and log
Tuesday Spelling
Math- Practice math facts and log
Test Tomorrow
Science:
Social Studies:
Other:
Wednesday: 1/24
Language Arts: Read 30 Minutes and Log
Wednesday Spelling
Math: Practice math facts and log
Science:
Social Studies:
Other:
Thursday: 1/24
Language Arts: Read 30 minutes and log
Thursday Spelling
Math: Practice math facts and log
Homework 7.1- Evens only
Science:
Social Studies:
Other:
Friday-1/26
Language Arts: Read 30 min and log
Math: Practice math facts and log
Science:
Social Studies:
Other: