As we work on this page we will add links that we think might be useful to both the students and their parents. This page by nature will always be a "Work In Progress".
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How to help your child with Mr. Hill's Reading Response homework. |
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Helping Your Child Learn to Read - There are many things that parents can do to help their child learn to read. This page contains a number of excellent links to sites with strategies and suggestions about helping children learn to read. |
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All Kinds Of Minds An excellent resource for parents with children with any sort of Learning difficulty, easy to understand with excellent information. |
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Book Report - Students are working on an independent Novel Study. This page contains information to help with choosing a book, reading the book and writing the Book Report |
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When and How to CAPITALIZE a Word. |
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A Portmanteaus is a word made by combining two words and their meanings. Check out this page all about these interesting words. |
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Using Paragraphs |
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Making Plurals |
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How to Make Stuff.com This site has directions on how to make all kinds of different things. You might find something here that sparks your interest for an IWA |
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How to add Suffixes to words |
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Compound Word Page - Contains a number of practice pages |
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Notes From The Windowsill - An excellent site with an online newsletter about children's books that adults love. Have a look here for books that you can share with your child. Just don't fight over who will read them. |
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Writing a Business Letter |
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The Twenty-Five Most Commonly Misspelled Words |
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Commonly Confused Words |
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Study Skills This page contains information and ideas that might help you guide your students into better study habits. |
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Common Contractions |
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Outline for "Stories from Hurricane Juan" & Proofreading Symbols. (This file requires Adobe Reader) |
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CJSES Internet Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) (This file requires Adobe Reader) |
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Math Games - math games we play in class or links to math games that families can play at home. |
