Homework Calendar
The homework calendar is an excellent way to see your child’s academic skills at home. All of the skills on the calendar have been taught. If you miss a day, or are busy one night and don’t get around to the activity, please, do not worry about it, pick another night to do the activity. All of the activities on the calendar are intended to be done with an adult. I love seeing what you are working on at home. If your child brings in the activity back to school they can choose a sticker to go on it. If your child brings back the calendar with your initials next to all the activities that were completed at home, he/she can ear a prize!
December Calendar
The homework calendar is an excellent way to see your child’s academic skills at home. All of the skills on the calendar have been taught. If you miss a day, or are busy one night and don’t get around to the activity, please, do not worry about it, pick another night to do the activity. All of the activities on the calendar are intended to be done with an adult. I love seeing what you are working on at home. If your child brings in the activity back to school they can choose a sticker to go on it. If your child brings back the calendar with your initials next to all the activities that were completed at home, he/she can ear a prize!
December Calendar
Sunday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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Read a story with an adult,
was it non-fiction or fiction? Find the
title page or table of contents.
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Write
numbers 0 to 12.
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Ask
your child which number is greater between
15
and 6
8
and 9
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Practice
reading and writing the sight words.
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Sort
socks into two categories: white socks and not white socks.
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Ask your child what sound is at the
beginning of
dog hen
log
beach
vet
tank
met
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Count backwards from 12. |
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Practice
writing all the lowercase letters of the alphabet.
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Read
a story with an adult talk about the setting and characters in the story.
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What
is the author’s job? What is the illustrator’s job?
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Practice writing your first
and last name 5 times using your best handwriting.
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Name
as many words as you can think of that rhyme with dog, bat, map, sock, pan.
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Write two sentences about
your winter break!
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