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Homework Procedures for Grade 4 Homework is a good way for families to see what their children are studying in class and for students to reinforce skills learned in the classroom. Homework may be assigned Monday through Friday. Homework should take approximately 10 minutes per grade level. 4th grade students will receive approximately 50 minutes of homework. Students will copy their assignments into their homework planner, and the homeroom teacher will initial the planner. Please review the planner each evening with your child and sign upon completion of assignments. This is also the place to write notes or questions to the teacher. Homework and notes are due upon arrival in the morning. Homework is considered late if it is turned in after homeroom. If homework is not completed, your child will not have one of two of their recesses that day. Please send a note if there are extenuating circumstances. Homework will be graded at the teacher's discretion. Students should do their best on every assignment. 4th Grade Procedures **All procedures take effect on Monday, October 1, 2012. 1. Homework and Classwork: -1 Day Late will receive a 10-point deduction (Homework is considered late after homeroom.) -2 Days Late will receive no credit 2. Grade Weighting: 50% Classwork 25% Homework 25% Assessments (tests, quizzes) 3. Proper Heading: A proper heading is required on all work. This includes the student’s full name, the date, homeroom, and subject. 4. Absences: Work will not be given for prearranged absences. Work will be given to the student upon his/her return. 5. Snacks/Birthday Treats/Parties: We have a short working snack each day. Students are encouraged to bring small, nutritious snacks. Food will not be served to the class for birthdays or parties. Students may bring in their own snacks. If you wish to send a treat for your child’s birthday, please make it school supplies or a small trinket. (Pencils, stickers, erasers, etc.) Please do not feel obligated to send something.
Last Modified on September 6, 2012
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