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SEPTEMBER |
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Monday |
Tuesday |
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Friday |
Saturday |
WSRA Families and Literacy Committee
2007 |
1
Visit the library. Check out an autumn book. |
2
Put a puzzle together with the family. |
3
Labor Day
Review car/bus safety rules with your parents. Talk about crossing the street safely.
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4
Back to School! Tell your family three things that you learned at school today! |
5
Make a card for your grandparents. Send it to them for Grand-parents’ Day. |
6
Write in your journal. Tell about your new teacher, new grade, and new goals for this school year. |
7
Family
Reading Day
Read a book about grandparents. |
8
After watching your favorite TV show, have a family discussion about the main idea. |
9
Read a book of poems. Memorize a poem that you like.
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10
Grandparents’ Day!
Call your grandparents and wish them a happy day. |
11
Read the book, Someday, by Charlotte Zolotow. |
12
Write a story, “If I were a teacher…" |
13
Write in your journal. Name three new things that you’ve learned about your teacher.
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14
Family
Reading Day
Read a book based on a favorite movie. |
15
Help your parents cook pancakes for breakfast. Read the recipe and measure the ingredients. |
16
Write or e-mail a cousin. Tell him about school. |
17
Do you have a favorite football team? List the reasons why. |
18
Instead of watching TV after school, play outside. |
19
Design a bookmark with a picture of your favorite character. |
20
First Day of Autumn.
Write in your journal about new school friends. |
21
Family
Reading Day
Read, Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf, by Lois Ehlert. |
22
Play board games with your brothers and sisters. |
23
Read the Sunday comics with family. |
24
Tell your friend what you did this weekend. Keep it in the correct order. |
25
Take a walk and collect fall leaves. Can you name them? |
26
Read a book or story to your dad. Tell which part is your favorite. |
27
Write in your journal. Tell about your old friends. |
28
Family
Reading Day
Read about football. |
29
Watch a movie with your family. Tell about your favorite scenes. |
30
Read Maurice Sendak’s book, Where the Wild Things Are.
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