(Revised 8/27/2007)

Homework reinforces the lessons that are taught in school, and provides additional practice in order to promote student achievement. Homework also informs parents of current curriculum content, and serves as an assessment tool for the teacher. Kindergarten homework should take approximately 20 - 30 minutes a day. Homework routines vary among families. Try to establish a consistent and practical homework policy that works for your family. Should your child experience difficulty or frustration in completing an assignment, please return the unfinished homework with a brief explanation. Incomplete homework assignments due to a student absence may be submitted upon returning to school.

Parents: Please use this homework schedule to help coordinate the homework assignments.

• Monday night:
  • My Letter Book (bring to school Tuesday)
  • Read 10 minutes or more; complete Reading Log (keep at home throughout the week)
• Tuesday night:
  • Sight Word Worksheet and Poem (bring to school Wednesday)
  • Read 10 minutes or more; complete Reading Log (keep at home throughout the week)
• Wednesday night:
  • Letter Worksheet (bring to school Thursday)
  • Read 10 minutes or more; complete Reading Log (keep at home throughout the week)
• Thursday night:
  • Math Games
  • Read Sight Word Books (read previous books for ongoing home practice; this counts toward Reading Log
• Friday night through Sunday night:
  • We encourage you to read 10 minutes or more each night; complete Reading Log (return Monday)

Expect math homework as assigned Monday through Thursday.
Kindergarten homework should take approximately 20 – 30 minutes a day. Should your child experience difficulty or frustration, please return the unfinished homework with a brief explanation, or complete the following day.