GREAT EXPECTATIONS

The Franklin School Community will cooperatively provide the highest quality education and develop responsible citizens, using their individual talents and options to form whole individuals in a safe, nurturing, and multicultural environment.

Welcome to Mrs. Mayo-Brown's
Kindergarten Class

Homework Guidelines for Parents Parents can establish sound, fair, and successful plans in their home, which will encourage their student's responsibility for homework. The following practices are recommended: It is important that parents/guardians help establish a homework routine with their children by determining a regular place free from distractions and by giving priority to homework as a daily home activity. It is essential that parents recognize homework as the student's work and responsibility. The parent is responsible for supervision. The degree of supervision required will vary according to the age of the child and the difficulty of the work. The parent should be available to encourage, listen and review, but the responsibility for completing the work should always rest with the child. Parents who are interested in and supportive of school assignments are a great help to our school's efforts. By establishing a routine and consistent expectations at home, the parent not only reinforces what the teacher expects of the child in school, but also plays an essential part in enabling the child to become increasingly self-reliant and accountable.
Homework Week of November 23, 2009
Monday 11/23/09	Tuesday 11/24/09	Wednesday 11/25/09	Thursday 11/26/09	Friday 10/2709
Letter /Ee/ phonics/handwriting worksheet Pilgrim boy connect the dot by numbers 1-20	Letter /Ee/ phonics page (identify the short /e/ and color pictures with that sound. Color the Native American feathers by number worksheet.	Handwriting worksheet (practice writing your first name accurately). Recognizing and writing quantities of 17, 18, and 19.	Thank you and have a great holiday!