Second-grade teacher's unique homework policy goes viral.

Math. Each child will take home an optional daily math homework sheet (unless it is an assessment day). Math fact fluency practice will be provided as needed; a team created monthly newsletter will outline content and give additional resources and activities for parents to align with the month’s learning targets.

Homework Policy 2011-2012 Dear Families, This letter is in reference to HOMEWORK! In first grade, we establish habits that can help or hinder us as the years go by. Your child will have homework each night except for weekends. Homework serves a four-fold purpose: 1. It provides extra practice of a specific skill that has been taught at school.

In 2nd grade we believe that homework should be developmentally appropriate (no more than 30-45 minutes per night). We work very hard during the day and provide opportunities for the students to complete their daily assignments.

Math Homework 2nd grade students will practice their basic math facts (within 20) each night. Their goal is to be able to mentally add and subtract all of the basic facts by the end of the year. Each week we will send home game or activity to play at home to engage students in fun basic math fact activities.

Lady's Island Elementary Homework Policy. Why homework is assigned: We believe homework is important because it is a valuable aid in helping students make the most of their experience in school.We give homework because it is useful in reinforcing what has been learned in class, prepares students for upcoming lessons, teaches responsibility and helps students develop positive learning habits.

Miss Killion's 2nd Grade. What's Happening Homework Policy Classroom Rules JOURNEYS Learning Links Monthly Calendar My belief is that homework teaches responsibility. It also reinforces classroom learning. Every morning the students will be copying homework into a homework (“H”) copybook. All written homework must be completed in this copybook unless the assignment requires the completion.

In 2nd grade, there is often a strong emphasis on comparing differences between groups and appreciating these differences. Many social studies lessons and projects also integrate and overlap with other subjects such as reading, writing, and math. To build social studies skills, your 2nd grader: Learns about the history of his community and family.

Room 13 Homework: Your child will have weekly Reading homework with a reading log (at least 15 minutes of reading each night) which will be sent home each Monday. Reading logs will be turned back in on Fridays. In addition, they will have daily Math homework that will be turned in the following day. Backpacks will be very helpful to transport the homework folder to and from school each day.

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Click on the “Optional Homework Resources” tab on this website. There is a link from there that will take you to the resources that Mrs. Markos has put together for 2nd grade, in addition to all of the April activities for review and enrichment that coincide with what we have been learning.

Homework is a review of concepts and is tailored for the students' needs. The students will be assigned 20 minutes of reading and a mathematics assignment every day. Social studies or science homework will be assigned to the students occassionally.

HOMEWORK POLICY. Homework is considered a very important part of the Lake Castle educational program. We feel that it serves several significant purposes for the students. First, homework serves as a reinforcement of the lessons covered in classes that day. Students need to be able to apply the concepts taught in class to solve problems while.