POSTED: 04/10/2013 at 11:41am  BY: Luz Chavez Comments (0) Comment on Post

Homework Assignments
October 2-23, 2013

1st and 2nd grade:
Reading: Read every night for 20 mins. Do 6 reading journal entries. (2 per week). Read pattern words, memory words and Dolch words. I have sent a ring with the Dolch words written on. Keep these at home and review every night. Read books and fluency passages.

Memory Words-
1st grade:
where what why when which who
2nd grade:
want look play come any some day or very new out good

Pattern Words:
1st grade: bath math path moth cloth thin think thick then them
2nd grade: grumble tumble candle handle sprinkle twinkle little bottle puddle paddle drizzle puzzle rang sang ring sing rung hung song strong

1st and 2nd grade Dolch Words: a and can come did do go have I in is it no not run see the will what you me all put as my play jump walk at an ran him

1st and 2nd grade
Writing: Write a story using as many of the pattern words as possible. Write a telling and asking sentence for each memory and pattern word. then circle the nouns (person, place, or thing), underline the Proper Nouns (name of a person, place or thing), and put a box around the memory and pattern word. Do handwriting practice assignments.

Math: Do math assignments.
1st and 2nd grade:
1st week: 10/2-9/13
Write numbers 0-200 twice a week, write numbers counting by 2's, 5's and 10's up to 200 twice a week.

2nd week: 10/9-16/13
Practice addition facts up to 12. Write the addition facts once a week.

3rd week: 10/16-23/13
Practice subtraction facts up to 12. Write the subtraction facts once a week.

P.S. Cooking/science experiment money due by October 23rd (Wednesday). Book Blast cake decorating items due by Monday, October 28th.

Have an enjoyable and safe Fall Break! Ms. Chavez

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