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Teaching literary devices is probably one of my f. 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. This allows your child the opportunity to read their
poem to friends at school and for us to practice the math card games as we learn them. Reply Delete
Replies Reply Jeannie October 12, 2013 at 7:42 PM I started the with it and loved it until I had 5
parents request math worksheets. And, I love that I don't really have to check homework completion.
Read more about TEAM Homework in my homework series. Then when it happens time after time,
the students think it is ok. Transform Your Social Studies and Science Instruction. It has become a
daily math problem in adding two-digit numbers. Reply Delete Replies Reply Unknown July 6, 2013
at 5:48 PM Great Idea. Content copyright Christina Bainbridge unless otherwise noted. 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. So, if you're looking to change up your homework, maybe I've given
you something to think about. Thanks! Reply Delete Replies Reply Unknown July 6, 2013 at 10:10
PM This is a great idea. Want a way to make homework flexible with options for busy families.
Students are having FUN and becoming better with their math facts at the same time. If you'd like to
win a copy, leave me a homework related comment and I'll choose a winner late Sunday. I've
received a lot of great feedback from parents about this approach. Love the homework club resource
(along with all of your others!). I called it STAR Homework and put my own spin to it. Honestly, I
just want them reading.and enjoying it! Those things seem to ZAP the enjoyment right out of
reading. Frankly, I don't care if they're writing them five times each, cheering them to a parent, or
writing them with chalk on the sidewalk. I got the dog ate my homework story from a student this
year. Reply Delete Replies Reply Ashley July 6, 2013 at 11:31 AM This is an awesome idea. How to
Effortlessly Pair Fiction and Nonfiction Texts. I get sick of keeping track of it, trying to instil
responsibility into them to do it, and have appropriate consequences when they don't. I would love to
do this in addition to Homework-opoly as an extra incentive. Generally, we have 40-70 stars a day
(five possible per student). This usually gives me pretty good results (plus I have really cooperative
parents.sorry to those of you that struggle in this area). It wouldn't be fair if some kids just skated
along never doing their homework.
At the end of the week, we add up our class (or team) stars and students are rewarded for the
number of stars earned. I've received a lot of great feedback from parents about this approach. Read
more about TEAM Homework in my homework series. This gives me a good sense for what to go
over with the class or re-teach. If this is not done their points do not count for the week. Amy 3
Teacher Chicks Reply Delete Replies Reply In the Classroom July 6, 2013 at 1:02 PM I started a
homework hotspot last year so that it was easier for me to see who wasn't turning it in. Then you
have the students that play sports and their excuse is that they didn't have time. Then when it
happens time after time, the students think it is ok. They are required to get it signed and return it to
school the next day. Love that this rewards those who are doing what they should and encourage
those who need it. I called it STAR Homework and put my own spin to it. 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. Reply
Delete Replies Reply buzzer July 6, 2013 at 1:46 PM This is a nice twist. Irene Reply Delete Replies
Reply Puddiesmom July 6, 2013 at 2:47 PM What a great idea. I think a homework club might be a
help to both parents and students. What a good way to motivate students to be responsible. 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. Inside the folder: -a clear sleeve with your child’s playing cards and a ring with our first math
card game (a new game will be added every couple of weeks) -the weekly poem -the great poetry
race recording sheet -the spelling list for the week (we always do list A) -a spelling menu with
suggested ways to practice spelling words All of these things should stay in the folder when not
being used. I'm so famous for finding something I can't keep up with in regards to HW rewards. This
would be a great addition to what we already do. Read more about TEAM Homework in my
homework series. I love your ideas of doing the math games and may have to try those out, soon. I'd
love to know more about your math homework games with the deck of cards. I like your idea and
Tara's with the club, this might work as students love to eat in the room with the teacher. When the
students bring it back it gets them a ticket to play homeworkoply. Reply Delete Replies Reply
Jeannie October 12, 2013 at 7:42 PM I started the with it and loved it until I had 5 parents request
math worksheets. Some Students Don't Have The Home Support So I Think This Would Be A Great
Way To Motivate And Recognize Their Responsibility In Completing Homework.I Always Love
Your Ideas. Students love it because it gives them choices.and they get to work together toward a
goal. I would love to have a positive reinforcement to bring in homework. Each student is assigned
to a team of 3-4 students.
That way, homework can adjust to families' schedules: a birthday party on Tuesday? Jr. The rewards
are teacher discretion: extra outside recess, gum, Smart Board game- something fun. As a class, we
will add the stars together to get our class TEAM total to see if students have earned a reward. To
view the full PNG size resolution click on any of the below image thumbnail. On Friday your child
will turn in their completed yellow star sheet. That way, students can complete it whenever their
schedule allows. I let the group decide where they wanted the picture taken and if it was to be
serious or funny. I'm wondering how you handle fibbers and students who don't return ANYTHING.
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. Lindsey Mrs. Johnson's Little Prowlers littleprowlers.blogspot.com Reply
Delete Replies Reply Ms. Russo July 6, 2013 at 11:47 AM Love this idea. Our homework assistance
helps you to do your accounting homework and accounting assignments. These games are typed on
cards and placed in the pouch as a reference for parents. I searched your store for the math card
games but didn't come across them. It wouldn't be fair if some kids just skated along never doing
their homework. 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. If this is the
case, then the expectation is that they need to be working on the assignment during team time. 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. You are right about it being a home issue when it isn't completed. Frankly, I
don't care if they're writing them five times each, cheering them to a parent, or writing them with
chalk on the sidewalk. This last year was my worst year with students completing homework. Fine
with me, too!:) Last year, I took a BIG LEAP in my math homework. I am curious, do you give all
the homework on Monday for them to complete throughout the week, or is it given out every day.
They must total up their points at the bottom and have their parents sign it. Reply Delete Replies
Reply Jeannie October 12, 2013 at 7:42 PM I started the with it and loved it until I had 5 parents
request math worksheets. This would be a fun way to celebrate responsibility. We are told at my
campus that we must give homework, I try to limit it to basic practice that can be completed without
help from an adult, spelling practice, math facts, nightly reading. We color in a graph with columns in
sets of ten with different colors for each day. I'm linking up with The Applicious Teacher to share
my Homework Club. However, I find this method extremely beneficial during the first few weeks of
school. I will most definitely be thinking about team homework next year.
I think it would be a great motivator for my students. It is hard when homework is not a priority at
home. Tonya Tonya’s Treats for Teachers Reply Delete Replies Reply Unknown October 15, 2013 at
5:54 AM Do your accounting homework, accounting assignments with our accounting homework
solution and accounting tutoring help. I LOVE this approach because there's not daily homework to
collect (which, admit it, told us nothing new about students' abilities). Read more about TEAM
Homework in my homework series. It should also encourage the increased maturity of the
relationship, where people are free to disagree constructively, and where support and challenge are
part of a team work assistance. I'm moving back down to second grade after teaching upper grades
the past two years, and I'd love to use this to help build responsibility early. Reply Delete Replies
Reply Jeannie October 12, 2013 at 7:42 PM I started the with it and loved it until I had 5 parents
request math worksheets. A Super Simple Science Investigation: Candy Rainbow. I could really use
something like this set to keep track of homework in my 3rd grade classroom. They quickly learn that
it takes the whole TEAM to help to achieve goals. I think I'll try your idea this year in my
kindergarten class. I will most definitely be thinking about team homework next year. When I taught
third grade we did a homework -opoly. I'm wondering how you handle fibbers and students who
don't return ANYTHING. 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. I called it STAR Homework and put my own spin to it. I will
be teaching 4th grade for the first time next year and would love to implement this. Reading Street
Review for Unit 2 Test and a freebie. Have you ever had students repeatedly not earn stars for their
homework. It's impossible to please everybody!. Until now. We think she's found the answer. I think
I'm going to put them in the hallway this coming year so everyone can share in our celebration.
When the students bring it back it gets them a ticket to play homeworkoply. Garden Gnome Cutting
Practice for Fine Motor Skill Development (Free. Since I have been using the slips, I have less
missing homework. If you search my blog for Speller's Choice and Reading Response Journal you
can learn more about them both. At the end of the week, we add up our class (or team) stars and
students are rewarded for the number of stars earned. I like your comment that students need to be
responsible no matter which adversity they are facing. Have you ever had students repeatedly not
earn stars for their homework.
Coincidentally I have just finished a post about homework as well and I linked your post as well.
Reply Delete Replies Reply Ashley July 6, 2013 at 11:31 AM This is an awesome idea. Our
homework assistance helps you to do your accounting homework and accounting assignments.
Thinking I might need to try out some of your stuff:) Erin brummettmath.blogspot.com Reply Delete
Replies Reply Lisa R. I plan on making a display for students to all start in the club. If a student was
absent, they use this time to catch up on notes. I've been doing one since 2006 and it's a huge hit
every year. Reply Delete Replies Reply Classroom Ponderings October 9, 2013 at 1:10 AM I love the
way you are engaging students AND parents in homework. 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. 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. If our classes' total points equals or is greater to the Magic Number they
will earn a reward. I had this on my to do list to make.and well, not any more. I tried a punch card
this past year, but it didn't work for me. A Tall Drink of Water Reply Delete Replies Reply Lori
October 9, 2013 at 10:05 PM I have some of the same questions as the other gals. I'm linking up with
The Applicious Teacher to share my Homework Club. What a good way to motivate students to be
responsible. I have parents that don't want homework and parents that want a lot of homework. We
share lunchroom duty and are free every third week so I could easily work this reward into my
schedule. I do provide a list of possible activities (it stays in their MONSTER folders) for those who
may need new ideas, but whatever works best for them is okay with me. They've been all the rage
the past few years, right. I would love to have a positive reinforcement to bring in homework.
Camper of the Week: A Student of the Week Classroom Management System. Only when the skills
and strengths of the individual members of the team joined in a common purpose, and emphasis on
collective performance will begin to see the advantages of the team at work. Reply Delete Replies
Reply Jeannie October 12, 2013 at 7:42 PM I started the with it and loved it until I had 5 parents
request math worksheets. Thanks so much! Debra Reply Delete Replies Reply Learning with Mrs.
Langley July 9, 2013 at 9:53 PM I love this idea, and your product looks great so you should be
proud of it. Your download entitles you to one non-exclusive license to use the unaltered file for
non-commercial, non-profit purposes in one classroom only. At the end of the week, we add up our
class (or team) stars and students are rewarded for the number of stars earned. Reply Delete Replies
Reply Erika October 13, 2013 at 1:45 AM Where can I get the math homework game card ideas.
Character Affirmation Posters: Purposeful Reading Decor for Your Upper. Reading Street Review
for Unit 2 Test and a freebie.
Reply Delete Replies Reply Jessica October 16, 2013 at 12:04 AM I started doing STAR homework
last year, too. I choose not to dictate how they practice their words. Students hate it. Parents hate it.
Teachers hate it. Or they did. Now, not so much. Why? Read on. Last year, I adopted the Whole
Brain Teaching Philosophy of Universal Homework. I think a homework club would help the
students motivate their parents. So thank you for the inspiration AND the opportunity to win. Reply
Delete Replies Reply Kelly:) July 6, 2013 at 11:39 AM Wow. Your download entitles you to one
non-exclusive license to use the unaltered file for non-commercial, non-profit purposes in one
classroom only. Transform Your Social Studies and Science Instruction. An email is coming your
way!;) Come back tomorrow for a chance to win a brand-spankin' new unit. So, to go with this new
improved plan, I'm looking for something just like this to keep track of it. At this age I am just trying
to teach them responsibility for the older grades. It has become a daily math problem in adding two-
digit numbers. I think that would give my kids a little extra motivation. I like the idea of a
homework club, it may be a great incentive for the students who do not turn their work in. We color
in a graph with columns in sets of ten with different colors for each day. Instead, I bought a deck of
number cards for each student and placed these in a pencil pouch in their MONSTER folders to be
used all year long for math homework. Anyway, if students have turned in their homework all quarter
there's a big field trip (pool, bowling alley, movie, etc.) I really want to add something that motivates
my students in the mean time though. Thanks so much for the share, it really has opened my eyes to
a much better way of doing things. Reply Delete Replies Reply Erika October 13, 2013 at 1:45 AM
Where can I get the math homework game card ideas. 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. It should also
encourage the increased maturity of the relationship, where people are free to disagree
constructively, and where support and challenge are part of a team work assistance. We recently
found the blog Teaching Maddeness and couldn't be more excited about it. Teaching literary devices
is probably one of my f. Erin The E-Z Class Reply Delete Replies Reply JWtchr October 8, 2013 at
10:25 PM You've definitely piqued my interest. My students also can ask questions about missed
questions. Inside the folder: -a clear sleeve with your child’s playing cards and a ring with our first
math card game (a new game will be added every couple of weeks) -the weekly poem -the great
poetry race recording sheet -the spelling list for the week (we always do list A) -a spelling menu with
suggested ways to practice spelling words All of these things should stay in the folder when not
being used. When T-ball season arrives, I notice a drop off in homework completion. What can I say?
I didn't get home until 8:00pm yesterday and the brain wa. Tips for Top Teachers: A Smorgasboard
of Teaching Resources. This allows your child the opportunity to read their poem to friends at school
and for us to practice the math card games as we learn them.
You are right about it being a home issue when it isn't completed. 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. Will be new
to First Grade next year and have been wondering how I would handle homework. My 3rd Annual
Eastern Michigan University Author Visit. I searched your store for the math card games but didn't
come across them. 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. Erin The E-Z Class Reply Delete Replies Reply JWtchr
October 8, 2013 at 10:25 PM You've definitely piqued my interest. We decided if they don't do the
required activities they are not eligible for the reward. There are the kids that always do their work,
too, and I feel like they don't get rewarded. I searched your store for the math card games but didn't
come across them. I plan on making some of those and blogging a bit about it once I have it all set
up. If this is the case, then the expectation is that they need to be working on the assignment during
team time. They felt that playing a math game wasn't helping their child become better with the math
concepts.:-( So back to worksheets I went. I did something similar toward the end of the year, but
this is geat to be consistent the whole year. Reed July 10, 2013 at 2:09 PM Absolutely love this. The
homework club sounds like a great way to reward students who turn it in and encourage those who
don't always complete the assignment to work on it the next time. Reply Delete Replies Reply Lisa
Morrow July 6, 2013 at 3:29 PM This comment has been removed by the author. I have had the most
success by sending home a packet and study guide every Friday with my newsletter and having it
due the following Friday. Reply Delete Replies Reply swarstler July 6, 2013 at 6:54 PM I love this
idea. Your license does not authorize you to re-sell or otherwise use the file for profit in any way; to
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authorizes you to distribute printed copies to students in one classroom. It should also encourage the
increased maturity of the relationship, where people are free to disagree constructively, and where
support and challenge are part of a team work assistance. Thanks:0) Reply Delete Replies Reply
SheilaK July 6, 2013 at 3:39 PM The homework club sounds like a good motivator. Generally, we
have 40-70 stars a day (five possible per student). Our homework assistance helps you to do your
accounting homework and accounting assignments. 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. 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. I was amazed that just taking a picture of everyone who was a
Homework Hero was an incentive in itself. What a good way to motivate students to be responsible.
Only when the skills and strengths of the individual members of the team joined in a common
purpose, and emphasis on collective performance will begin to see the advantages of the team at
work. I think that this tool would really help to motivate all of my students to complete more
homework.