IMPORTANT: Our assembly is on June 20. ALL students have a speaking role for our skit! Please click the link below to practice your child's line with them. The goal is to have students memorize their part!
PREVIOUS HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS
CLICK HERE FOR THE LAST HOMEWORK OF GRADE 1 WOOHOOOOOOO!!!
Click HERE for the Homework for June 6-10
If you would like to volunteer for Heritage Park on June 14 please email Mrs. Porrit or Ms. Overdevest. you MUST have a CBE police
Click for the Homework for May 30-June 3
Field trip forms for BOWLING and HERITAGE PARK will be coming home on Monday. Please sign and return these ASAP, as we go bowling on June 6!
There is a NEW measurement activity in the homework this week. Please watch the video below to support the completion of this task. We have done this in the classroom so students will have some familiarity but if they need the review, I show them below!
Homework May 16-19, 2022
Click HERE for the homework.
Homework May 9-13, 2022
Click HERE for the homework.
Homework May 2-6, 2022
Click HERE for the homework.
Homework April 25-29, 2022
Homework April 19-22, 2022
Click HERE for the Homework for April 19-22, 2022
Homework April 11-14, 2022
Click HERE for Homework April 11-14, 2022
Homework April 4-8, 2022
HERE is the homework due on Friday April 8!
Homework March 28-April 1, 2022
HERE is the homework due on Friday, April 1, 2022
Homework Feb 28-March 4, 2022
Here is the homework due on Friday, March 4.
Homework February 14-25, 2022
This homework assignment will be due on Friday, Feb 25, as we have no school on Thursday and Friday this week. Click HERE for the file.
Click HERE for the math video, as the link is not working in the PDF.
HOMEWORK FOR FEB 7-11
I realize the link in the PDF for the math problem is not working. Click HERE for the video
HOMEWORK FOR JAN 31-FEB 4
Here is the homework for Jan 31-February 4
PLEASE ensure that your child is using LEVEL UP on Raz Kids as this is an appropriate level for them to be reading at.
HOMEWORK FOR JAN 24-28
Here is the homework for Jan 24-28
HOMEWORK FOR JAN 17-21
Here is the homework, due on Friday, Jan 21.
HOMEWORK FOR JAN 10-14
Happy New Year! Here is the homework, due on Friday Jan 14. Please keep your homework books at home, and I will check last week's and this week's homework on Friday!
HOMEWORK FOR DEC 13-JAN 7
Click here for the homework. The homework will be due on FRIDAY, JAN 7. The spelling test will be on Friday, Jan 7 as well. There are additional tasks to support learning over the break!
HOMEWORK FOR DEC 6-10
HOMEWORK FOR NOV 29-DEC 3, 2021
HOMEWORK NOVEMBER 22-25, 2021
The homework will be due on Thursday, as we have no school on Friday due to parent teacher conferences.
HOMEWORK NOVEMBER 8-19, 2021
IMPORTANT: As we only have a 3 day week next week, the homework will be due on the following Friday (Nov 19). Homework books will be sent home on Monday.
Please DO NOT do the math problem until the week of Nov 15, as students have not yet worked on this type of problem, and will be confused! We will be learning how to solve these types of problems next week and the week after.
HOMEWORK NOVEMBER 1-5, 2021
Here is the homework for November 1-5, 2021
NEW: There is another word problem in this week's homework!
Please send library books back to school on Tuesday or Wednesday, so that students can take out a new book on Wednesday morning.
If you have any questions, please email me.
Ms. Overdevest
HOMEWORK FOR OCTOBER 25-29, 2021
Here is the homework for the week.
HOMEWORK OCTOBER 18-22, 2021
Here is the homework for this week.
HOMEWORK OCT 12-15
In this week's homework, you will notice a change in the spelling practice. There are now only 2 options. Please read carefully!
Please send library books back to school on Tuesday or Wednesday, so that students can take out a new book on Wednesday morning!
HOMEWORK OCTOBER 4-7
There is NO SCHOOL on Friday, so homework will be due on Thursday.
Click HERE for OCT 4-7 Homework.
HOMEWORK SEPTEMBER 27-OCTOBER 1
Here is the homework for Sept 27-Oct 1. Everyone is doing a great job so far of printing on the lines and using upper and lower case letters correctly. Keep up the great work!
NEW LINK: The math link in the homework file is not working so please click HERE to try another activity.
HOMEWORK SEPTEMBER 20-23
Home will be due on THURSDAY, as there is no school on Friday. Please ensure you complete all tasks in the document, as many students were missing spelling practice. In the document, I have numbered all tasks. Please make sure you complete all 5 tasks with your child. Click HERE for the homework document.
HOMEWORK SEPTEMBER 13-17
Click HERE for the first homework assignment. Please read it through carefully before engaging in the learning tasks with your child. You can print the printing and math pages OR have your child practice in their homework book, which they will receive tomorrow at school. Please refer to the detailed instructions in the homework file.
READING: On the inside front cover of your child's homework book, you will find their log-in for our Raz-Kids reading program. You can download the app to tablets/phones. Search Raz Kids, and download the app called "Kids A-Z." Then, use the teacher username and log-in information to access books and begin reading!
MATH: You will notice another log-in card on the inside of your child's homework book. This is for Mathletics, however, we are NOT using it this week. Please do the math assignment in the homework file above.
SPELLING: Below, you will see an example of what the spelling practice should look like.
IMPORTANT: You will notice dots and X's on the lines. To support your child's fine motor development and spatial awareness when writing, please also follow the DOT DOT X pattern. You can see that lower case letters use one space (unless they are tall), and capital letters are always two spaces tall. Please use an X to show students which lines to write on. You can also highlight the whole X line if you find that your child has difficulty staying on the correct line.
REMINDER
To support your child's fine motor development and spatial awareness when writing, please also follow the DOT DOT X pattern (below is the example from the first week). You can see that lower case letters use one space (unless they are tall), and capital letters are always two spaces tall. Please use an X to show students which lines to write on. You can also highlight the whole X line if you find that your child has difficulty staying on the correct line. In grade 1, it is crucial that students develop fine motor skills and an awareness of lines on a page. This is a major focus in TLC.
