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As a second grade teacher, I was afraid that parents would revolt, but many were happy to help their
child and were more aware what we were doing in our classroom. Kelly Reply Delete Replies Reply
Mrs. Johnson July 6, 2013 at 11:40 AM This comment has been removed by the author. I had a hard
time with homework this past year and I am hoping to be better about it in the coming year. How to
Get Started With Genius Hour for Elementary Classrooms? Reply Delete Replies Reply Unknown
July 6, 2013 at 1:35 PM I love this idea. I have parents who don't care some who lose it if their child
brings one home. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your
browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. July 7, 2013 at
11:32 AM I usually do a homework packet that I send home on Monday and have students return on
Friday. At this age I am just trying to teach them responsibility for the older grades. Choose an
afternoon when you usually stay back after school. I love that each month the kids have a chance
(with a few passes) for a certificate, lunch and being posted on the Honmework Wall of Fame.
Create a Calming Classroom with Vintage Green Classroom Decor. I love how you comment on the
fact that non-completed homework is more a symptom of some home situation. Thanks for sharing!:)
Reply Delete Replies Reply Mrs. D July 7, 2013 at 2:13 PM I would love to win!:) I've been thinking
about starting a HW club this year. We are hoping that it might be a motivator and serve as a catch-
up time for those who need the time. This will be my 7th year of teaching but will be my first year in
3rd, I'm buying this packet whether I win or not. So thank you for the inspiration AND the
opportunity to win. This would be a great addition to what we already do. The idea of just calling it a
club will make my 4th graders want to do it. I end up not even checking homework because of the
frustration it causes me and my students. I also like the idea of forgiving them for missing a couple
of assignments.:) Reply Delete Replies Reply Melanie July 6, 2013 at 4:29 PM I saw that you have
pinned this on pinterest earlier today and repined it. I did something similar toward the end of the
year, but this is geat to be consistent the whole year. Do you tell the kids it is a homework club, just
not that they can miss one or two. It’s a good idea to update this information every term to stay on
top of changes and to keep parents up to date with any new additions. If it doesn't come back the
next day, the student must take an extra from my extra box to do during recess or at home depending
on the assignment. Totally added it to my TpT wishlist.:) Mandy Caffeine and Lesson Plans Reply
Delete Replies Reply Mrs. Eimer July 6, 2013 at 11:16 AM I love this whole idea. My 3rd Annual
Eastern Michigan University Author Visit. I think a homework club would help the students motivate
their parents. I have parents sign in each child's homework folder each night. But opting out of some
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Thanks for sharing!:) Reply Delete Replies Reply Mrs. D July 7, 2013 at 2:13 PM I would love to
win!:) I've been thinking about starting a HW club this year. Reply Delete Replies Reply Lisa
Morrow July 6, 2013 at 3:29 PM This comment has been removed by the author. The shopping cart
summary will display the products and options in your cart and total amount due. When I taught
third grade we did a homework -opoly. In 4th and 5th we struggle so with undone homework, also,
and I agree that in a large part it is a family issue. Reply Delete Replies Reply Anonymous July 6,
2013 at 11:28 AM Homework has always been a challenge in my room because the home support is
just not there. Love that this rewards those who are doing what they should and encourage those
who need it. Reply Delete Replies Reply MikesMom July 6, 2013 at 11:41 AM This looks like a
positive way to motivate students. Reading Street Review for Unit 2 Test and a freebie. Pinning the
idea again to share!:) Leigh The Applicious Teacher Reply Delete Replies Reply Tamara July 8, 2013
at 12:20 AM Love your packet. Use the search features to filter the products you are looking for.
Using Painted Jenga Blocks for A Fun Vocabulary Game. They would fill out a paper with their
name and date and stick it in their box if they had forgotten to complete their assignment. The
teachers give you a few minutes to eat your roll. But opting out of some of these cookies may have
an effect on your browsing experience. Reply Delete Replies Reply Lisa Morrow July 6, 2013 at 3:29
PM This comment has been removed by the author. I plan on making a display for students to all
start in the club. Lisa Reply Delete Replies Reply Rebecca July 6, 2013 at 3:35 PM I love this idea
of having a homework club for each month. We will inform you when our program will resume when
it is safe to do so. I try not to overwhelm my students with homework because I know at a young age
it is beyond their control. July 7, 2013 at 11:32 AM I usually do a homework packet that I send home
on Monday and have students return on Friday. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies.
That way they can see what they did wrong and make corrections. This last year was my worst year
with students completing homework. Reply Delete Replies Reply teacherking55 July 6, 2013 at
11:30 AM I LOVE this idea. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies
on your website. Our homework assistance helps you to do your accounting homework and
accounting assignments. I tried Homeworkopoly before and just found it was too hard to keep up
with. I've been seeing so many homework clubs lately and I can't wait to jump on the bandwagon for
next year's class. I like your comment that students need to be responsible no matter which adversity
they are facing.
Reply Delete Replies Reply Unknown July 6, 2013 at 4:37 PM I love your homework club packet.
This will really help in keeping me organized with tracking homework. I tried a punch card this past
year, but it didn't work for me. You can click this button if you would like to be notified if we add
capacity. However, I also believe that we have to teach our students to succeed in spite of things they
may be facing at home and an easy way we can do that is to encourage responsibility when it comes
to homework. Reply Delete Replies Reply Lisa Morrow July 6, 2013 at 3:32 PM I love your
homework idea. Our tutors can provide homework support in English and French. Sometimes if the
teacher is late we get the rolls at the end. I love that each month the kids have a chance (with a few
passes) for a certificate, lunch and being posted on the Honmework Wall of Fame. I think that this
tool would really help to motivate all of my students to complete more homework. You are right
about it being a home issue when it isn't completed. It worked with most, but we required their
parents sign off on their homework nightly in their planners- that didn't work for some. I think it will
make all students want to complete their homework to be in the club. So, to go with this new
improved plan, I'm looking for something just like this to keep track of it. I have parents sign in each
child's homework folder each night. Reply Delete Replies Reply Stephanie July 6, 2013 at 10:33 PM
I LOVE the idea of a Homework Club. So, first and foremost, if you haven’t already done so, make
reading your school homework policy a priority. Reading Street Review for Unit 2 Test and a freebie.
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Still, we are the ones who are left to deal with it.:) This year, we are going to try doing a Fun Friday
activity for those who have no late work out.still working on just what the criteria will be to qualify,
but we are thinking of having guests in to share their talents and hobbies, board game choice days,
scrabble or chess tournaments, free choice day, movie day, cooking day, outdoors games or free time
days, etc. Reply Delete Replies Reply Anonymous July 6, 2013 at 11:28 AM Homework has always
been a challenge in my room because the home support is just not there. One of my school's goals last
year was homework for all grade levels. Totally added it to my TpT wishlist.:) Mandy Caffeine and
Lesson Plans Reply Delete Replies Reply Mrs. Eimer July 6, 2013 at 11:16 AM I love this whole
idea. I think a homework club might be a help to both parents and students. A snack and drink are
provided for the boys in the club. That way, homework can adjust to families' schedules: a birthday
party on Tuesday? Jr. Reply Delete Replies Reply Stephanie July 6, 2013 at 10:33 PM I LOVE the
idea of a Homework Club. I think I'll try your idea this year in my kindergarten class. Foreman
Teaches Reply Delete Replies Reply mcoop1125 July 6, 2013 at 9:41 AM I totally agree with you that
with the little ones incomplete homework is a family thing not just a kid thing. The teachers give you
a few minutes to eat your roll.
Each month, my students who stay in the club get to eat their lunch in the room with me and they
each get an award. Thanks! Reply Delete Replies Reply Unknown July 6, 2013 at 10:10 PM This is a
great idea. Kids are very polite and enthusiastic about studying and learning more. Thinking I might
need to try out some of your stuff:) Erin brummettmath.blogspot.com Reply Delete Replies Reply
Lisa R. I think that would give my kids a little extra motivation. This will really help in keeping me
organized with tracking homework. Of course third graders can be held more accountable for their
work. The best part of kids not turning in homework is the stories that go along with it. Teaching
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MikesMom July 6, 2013 at 11:41 AM This looks like a positive way to motivate students. This will
be a huge incentive for students to complete their homework. I will definitely be putting one into
place this year:) Reply Delete Replies Reply Jenny Sauer July 6, 2013 at 11:49 PM my 2nd grade
team is starting homework this coming year, so this pack will be most helpful. Laura Peace, Love,
and First Grade Reply Delete Replies Reply Tech News July 6, 2013 at 2:32 PM Hi there. You will
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basis. Share these fun facts about Australia with your primary school students and explore our
teacher team's tips to use the facts in your lesson plans. Love the homework club resource (along
with all of your others!). Do you tell the kids it is a homework club, just not that they can miss one
or two. I struggle with managing homework in my 5th grade classroom. Sometimes if the teacher is
late we get the rolls at the end. That way they can see what they did wrong and make corrections.
Identify a small group of students who need support with completing homework. Kids were
supposed to read every night for 20 minutes and would either have a quick worksheet to review
what we had learned or something as simple as practicing math facts for 10 minutes. I have parents
sign in each child's homework folder each night. Reading Street Review for Unit 2 Test and a
freebie. The teacher helps you with your work if you get stuck and examines your spellings etc. I
tried Homeworkopoly before and just found it was too hard to keep up with. Literacy and Laughter -
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My students also can ask questions about missed questions. How to Get Started With Genius Hour
for Elementary Classrooms? I did something similar toward the end of the year, but this is geat to be
consistent the whole year. Reply Delete Replies Reply Unknown July 6, 2013 at 5:48 PM Great Idea.
Patrick's school. After school every day except Friday I go to the homework club. You can find out
more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings. This would be a fun way to
celebrate responsibility. I think it would be a great motivator for my students. That way, homework
can adjust to families' schedules: a birthday party on Tuesday? Jr. So, first and foremost, if you
haven’t already done so, make reading your school homework policy a priority. Reply Delete Replies
Reply Mrs. Phillips July 6, 2013 at 5:16 PM A homework club is a fabulous idea. Homework is
tricky because, when students are young, if it doesn't get completed, it is a home issue not a student
issue. This is an opportunity for students to be successful with all of the work that they are facing in
a one-hour block. I really struggled on how to handle it with my kids this year since many of them
did not want to turn it in. Do you tell the kids it is a homework club, just not that they can miss one
or two. Free Learning Centers from NFPA for Teachers for Fire Safety Month. Kids are very polite
and enthusiastic about studying and learning more. Reply Delete Replies Reply Unknown July 6,
2013 at 5:48 PM Great Idea. Kerry Reply Delete Replies Reply bunkobeth July 6, 2013 at 9:57 AM I
too send a packet home on Mondays with the Thursday math packet to follow. My kiddos don't
know this (so don't tell them!) but they can secretly miss one assignment here and there and I don't
make a fuss about it. Barnet Homes, Middlesex University and Metropolitan Thames Valley joined
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raise their aspirations about the future. I always see a drop off in the spring when soccer starts, so
maybe this will keep them going. As a second grade teacher, I was afraid that parents would revolt,
but many were happy to help their child and were more aware what we were doing in our classroom.
Reply Delete Replies Reply Stephanie July 6, 2013 at 10:33 PM I LOVE the idea of a Homework
Club. Courtney 4thGradeSprinkles Reply Delete Replies Reply Geri July 6, 2013 at 11:26 AM I
agree homework not getting done in the primary grades is usually more of a home issue than a kid
issue. You might like to go with a simple plan such as snack, active learning game, class homework,
chill out time. Then when it happens time after time, the students think it is ok. Reply Delete Replies
Reply dawnmei July 6, 2013 at 7:39 PM I've had years where kids were great about returning
homework and years where it was a continual struggle. My 3rd Annual Eastern Michigan University
Author Visit. This pack displayed might encourage more of my students to return their homework.