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Homework #14<br />

Language Arts Skills<br />

*Write your first and last name correctly in the lines below (first letter capital - rest lowercase)<br />

________________<br />

*Book Skills Review:<br />

I can identify the front cover of a book Yes_______ No_______?<br />

I can identify the back cover of a book Yes_______ No_______?<br />

I can identify the title page of a book Yes_______ No_______?<br />

I can track the print as we read in a book Yes_______ No_______?<br />

I can tell what the author’s job is Yes________ No________?<br />

I can tell what the il<strong>lu</strong>strator’s job is Yes________ No________?<br />

*Letter name and sound recognition review: Put a check mark in the left corner if<br />

your child can name the letter correctly. Underline it if they can tell you the sound it<br />

makes.<br />

s B c D L i k<br />

U l u W o X G<br />

w H I p R E a<br />

O g K J z t V<br />

q P Y d v M j<br />

y f Q x e C h<br />

n Z b A T S r<br />

F m N g Y q E


*Beginning Sounds- Write the beginning sound for each picture (lowercase letters).<br />

*Segmenting Words- breaking words apart into individual sounds. Say the whole<br />

word for your child and have them say each sound to you as they put up a finger or<br />

move an object for each sound they hear.<br />

Write the lowercase letters for each individual sound in the bo<strong>xe</strong>s behind each word.<br />

map<br />

web<br />

box<br />

pen<br />

lid<br />

rug<br />

*Rhyming: produce a word that rhymes with the picture below.<br />

hen _________________ top _________________<br />

jug __________________ fin _________________<br />

bun ___________________ net ___________________


*Ending Sounds- Write the ending sound for each picture (lowercase letters).<br />

*Sight Words. Put a check mark in the left corner if your child can read the color/sight word automatically.<br />

Also, on a separate sheet of paper have your child practice spelling the sight words.<br />

me they from good or orange<br />

here this brown up me do<br />

they he red with little l<strong>ik</strong>e<br />

green Me is a yellow from<br />

my gray and for was purple<br />

you here pink look They to<br />

From b<strong>lu</strong>e what I where she<br />

black are see go we the<br />

have come was white where what<br />

*Preposition Words: to, on, in, off, from (use these words often to help with understanding)<br />

Get a stuffed animal from your room and put it in the tub.<br />

Give your animal a pretend bath, dry it off with a towel when you are done.<br />

Go to the closet and get a coat or jacket, put it on and practice zipping it up.


*Spelling CVC words: write the lowercase letters to spell the word for each picture (it<br />

may help to segment first and as they say each sound have them write the letter).<br />

_ _ _<br />

_ _ _<br />

_ _ _<br />

_ _ _<br />

Blending Words: Say the sounds without pausing to make the words. Put a check<br />

mark next to the words your child successfully blends.<br />

/h/ /o/ /t/ hhhhoooott hot<br />

/b/ /u/ /n/ bbbbuuuunn bun<br />

/t/ /r/ /i/ /p/ ttttrrrriiiipp trip<br />

/d/ /u/ /ck/ dddduuuuck duck<br />

*Reading Sentences: have your child read the sentences to you (help where needed).<br />

The hot dog is from my mom.<br />

Can you get a bun for me?<br />

They had a fun trip to the pond.<br />

A duck was in the mud with a frog.


Math Homework #14<br />

*Circle the numbers your child recognizes.<br />

19 17 12 15 11 9 14 16 20 18 13<br />

2 10 20 7 12 15 8 13 4 11 14<br />

18 8 16 5 13 6 12 17 15 19 3<br />

*Write the numbers 1 – 14 in order (if there are any reversals have your child correct them)<br />

*Have<br />

15<br />

your child trace<br />

15<br />

and write numbers<br />

15<br />

15 and 16<br />

16 16 16<br />

*Before and after: write the numbers that come before and after the numbers below<br />

___ 7 ___, ___ 13 ___<br />

___ 11 ___, ___ 9 ___<br />

*I can easily recite my address (house number, city, and state –<br />

It is _______________________________________________________________________________.


*I can count to _______ before I make a mistake. If your child cannot count to 60 please practice<br />

until it becomes easy (if your child is already counting to 100 easily you don’t need to count every<br />

time, just write in 100, but don’t forget to review every once in a while)<br />

*I can count by 5’s to _______ before I make a mistake.<br />

*I can count by 10’s to _______ before I make a mistake.<br />

*Identifying day, week, and month on a calendar<br />

Have your child review the days of the week in order by pointing to and saying each name.<br />

color: one day (January 15) b<strong>lu</strong>e<br />

one week (January 20-26) orange<br />

outline: around all of the days in the whole month (January) purple<br />

January<br />

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday<br />

1 2 3 4 5<br />

6 7 8 9 10 11 12<br />

13 14 15 16 17 18 19<br />

20 21 22 23 24 25 26<br />

27 28 29 30 31<br />

*Represent whole numbers: please color from left to right / top to bottom.<br />

Color 14 Color 16

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