HW Grade 1C wk9 26-12-09

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    26th December 2009

    Grade 1C - Here is a list of your childs homework for the coming week.

    Please practise this weeks reading story: "Get the Egg!"pp.98-107 in the

    Reading Street Unit 1 Reader. The audio for this story is on the website in

    the Unit 1 Reader section.

    Saturday 26

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    December 2009

    Subject Book Pages/Exercises

    Phonics Practice Book 1.1 Page 58

    Maths Math Homework Book Page 39 (Front & Back)

    Spelling Memorize the following 12 spelling words for a test on Saturday2nd January 2010.

    bed, men, red, step, ten, net, leg, jet, sled, wet, saw & your.

    Sunday 27th December 2009

    Subject Book Pages/Exercises

    Maths Math Homework Book Page 40 (Front & Back)

    Monday 28th December 2009

    Subject Book Pages/Exercises

    Maths Math Homework Book Pages 41 & 42 (Front & Back)

    Tuesday 29th December 2009

    Subject Book Pages/Exercises

    Phonics Practice Book 1.1 Page 59

    Maths Math Homework Book Page 43 (Front & Back)

    Wednesday 30th December 2009

    Subject Book Pages/Exercises

    Maths Math Homework Book Page 44 (Front & Back)

    Grammar Grammar and Writing Practice Book Page 125

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    A note on chapter and unit tests.

    I realize that there seems a lot of testing in class and so I just wanted to add a

    brief explanation. At the end of each chapter or unit in the various subjects we

    have summative checks to see that the children have understood the material

    theyve covered. These periodic tests offer us insight into their progress and it

    also serves to reinforce and solidify the information thats been taught.

    The school uses continuous assessment as a means of recording the students

    progress, so these chapter/unit tests contribute towards these marks. Ill explainmore about this when the school report cards are ready for issue.

    We do revise the topics before we test the children in them, so if youre ever

    feeling that you have too much on and cant revise something with your child

    thats fine, as we do cover some revision in class.

    I only notify in advance, and provide details of whats happening, because

    from my experience I know that there are some parents who do want to give

    additional preparation at home. So rather than have someone feel that theywere unaware of what was happening in the class, I prefer to keep you all as up

    to speed with whats happening as I can.

    I apologize if it seems burdensome at times, as a parent myself I realize the

    time that can be spent in assisting your child at home. Thank you.

    Maths End of Chapter 3 Test Wednesday 30th December 2009

    We will have the end of chapter 3 test on Wednesday, inshaAllah. Please helpyour son prepare for this by revising the skills found in the topics below with

    him. The maths homework book mirrors the lessons that we cover in class and

    it is sufficient to use for preparing for the chapter test.

    These topics are basically different strategies used for addition, so the key

    point is to ensure that your son has at least one method that hes confident in

    for adding.

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    I have also put a copy of an example (not the actual test) of how the chapter

    test will look on the class website in the maths section.

    Topic Pages in Homework Workbook

    Counting On 1, 2 or 3 29

    Adding in Any Order 30

    Adding 1, 2 or 3 31

    Adding Using a Number Line 32

    Extra Information 33

    Doubles 34

    Doubles plus 1 35

    Sums of 10 36

    Draw a Picture 37

    Science Project

    Id like the children to design and make at home a poster or display showing

    the life cycle of an animal or plant of their choice. This is based upon the work

    were doing in chapter 4 of the science book.

    Id like these submitted for marking and display in the classroom on or

    before Wednesday 5th January 2010.

    Examples would be the life cycles of the frog or the butterfly. Where the child

    draws and labels a picture of the animal at each stage and links them with

    arrows to depict how it changes.

    An alternative idea would be where the child draws the life cycle of a human

    and includes a photograph of themselves as a baby, followed by a photograph

    of how they look now, then a drawing of how they imagine theyd look at age

    25 and another drawing of how they imagine theyd look at age 60.

    Extra marks will be awarded for work that is clearly their own. I much prefer to

    see that a student has tried to draw a picture himself than that an adult has

    drawn it for him. Also, please note I dont want work that is merely an exact

    scan and print of a page from the book. Id like to see that the children have

    tried to find and assemble their own pictures or made drawings themselves.

    Please ensure that their name is visible on the front of the piece. I thank you in

    advance for your help and look forward to seeing some creative pieces.

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