ELEMENTARY CLASS WRITING HOMEWORK:

WRITING:
  • Remember our story, CLICK CLACK MOO Cows That Type?  Be inspired by what the cows and ducks did.  Use your imagination to write a letter to yourself from one of your animals.  (Your animals don't have to be demanding.  They might be happy.)
  • 2nd grade and up, underline some nouns.
  • Use your best spelling, but don’t let it slow you down too much.
  • Length: 1st-2nd grade, 3-5 sentences.  3rd grade and older, 6+ sentences.
  • Parents can transcribe what the student says, word for word so the student's true voice can be heard.  (These are just guidelines; write longer or shorter if the student needs/wants to.)
  • Need to remember what book we read about letters? Go here and listen again: CLICK CLACK MOO Cows That Type

HANDWRITING:
  • Blue Books: Do pages 5, 8, 9.
  • Yellow Books: Trace page 6, do page 7 and 9 (Parents please do the mystery part with your child on page 9, choosing from the capitals on that page--you pick one and say it and the child writes it.)
  • Orange Books: Trace page 6, do page 7 & 9.

HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL CLASS HOMEWORK
  • Journal of your choice using a different voice (like the hamster book). Become the person/thing/animal, etc. Make sure to have a title and spruce up some verbs.

RESOURCES
(for in-class lesson) Theatre Arts I - Reader's Theatre: The True Story of the Three Little Pigs (2011)

night six


little girl woke me up to clean my cage today she kissed me on the nose again barf she needs to knock that off but while she was

carrying me around i realized theres alot of house around me that i havent seen it seems to go on forever I tried as hard as I could but

I couldnt see a sunroom


little girl gave me a yogurt drop and i completely forgot about the sunroom whatever a sunrooms is is it better than a yogurt drop

answer no