Homework

Week of February 6, 2012 

Reading

Please make sure that your child practices reading his/her guided reading book every night and returns the book to school the following day.

Math

Please go to the following link to review the math for Math Connects. 

http://macmillanmh.com/math/mathconnects/grade1/sg1c1lesson1.html

When you get to the math page, you do not need to log in.  You click on the tab "Student", then you can click on the Chapter and Lesson. 

You can access the On-Line Tools (glossary, Math Tool Chest, Media Center), Activities (Virtual Manipulatives, Fact Dash, Games, Vocabulary), or Learn More (Concepts in Motion).

Feb. 6th           Lesson 9-1
                       Compare and Order Lengths

Feb. 7th           Lesson 9-2
                       Non-Standard Units of Length
                     
Feb. 8th           Lesson 9-3
                       Problem Solving Strategy
                      
Feb. 9th           Lesson 9-4
                       Compare and Order Weights

Feb. 10th         Chapter 9 Mid-Chapter Check & Spiral Review
                     
                 
                
Word Wall Words

Please have your child practice reading and spelling these word wall words:

Week of February 6, 2012:

been, could, part, tell, that, would

Also, a cumulative list is posted under "Word Wall Words" and on a paper titled "Word Wall Words" that goes home at the end of every week so your child can practice and review all the word wall words.

Treasures

This week we will finish Unit 4, Story 1:

Pelican Was Hungry

Please check out the Treasures web site for additional activities and lessons for your child at:

http://treasures.macmillanmh.com/national/students

Important

In order for your child to become an independent reader and writer, it is imperative that he/she practices reading his/her guided reading book and the word wall words every night.

In order for your child to become more successful and confident in Math, it would be helpful for your child to review the daily math lesson on Math Connects.

Thank you!

Marie A. Rieger