Second Grade Homework Sheet – Aug. 31 – Sept. 4, 2015
Reading
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Vocabulary
Words
Spelling
Words
Language Arts
Read a story of choice
from your reader.
Write a sentence to tell
the main character of
your story.
Re-read your story of
choice for the week and
write a sentence to
identify the characters
and setting.
Re-read your story of
choice for the week and
identify the character’s
trait by writing a sentence
to tell how the character
responds to a problem.
Re-read the story of the
week and tell a family
member what the story
was about.
madame
scarcely
Speller’s Choice Activity for
1-5 in HW notebook.
Write a sentence about your
friend and circle the predicate.
Speller’s Choice Activity for
6-10 in HW notebook.
Write a sentence using a
spelling word and underline the
predicate.
Speller’s Choice for words
11-15 in HW notebook.
Add a predicate to the
sentence:
The coach _____________.
Speller’s Choice for words
16-20 in HW notebook.
Circle the predicate:
My sister has three dogs.
Mr. Brown ate pizza today.
School has a fun Friday.
haughtiest disposition
conducted courtesies
1. snacking 2. mixing
6. buzzing
7. hitting
11. knot
12. wrap
16. twelve
17. stitch
Test Schedule: Monday: Pretest
Math
Homework Workbook,
2-1
(front & back)
Leave page in Workbook!
Homework Workbook,
2-2
(front & back)
Leave page in Workbook!
Homework Workbook,
2-3
(front & back)
Leave page in Workbook!
Homework Workbook,
2-4
(front & back)
Leave page in Workbook!
goodness scolded twitter paraded
snub
splendidly overtake haste
3. smelling
8. until
13. quick
18. rinse
Thursday: Language Arts/Spelling
4. running
5. kissing
9. problem 10. how
14. quench
15. whiff
19. prince
20. asked
Friday: Reading/Math
Every Night:(Students): read a story, write the name on your book log, review sight & spelling words.
(Parents): initial conduct chart, send a snack for the next day and sign test papers on Tuesday Night!!
Vocabulary Words: Cinderella
1. madame: a title for a married woman. French word
2. haughtiest: having or showing too much pride in oneself.
3. disposition: one’s general nature or mood.
4. goodness: the condition of being good.
5. scolded: to find fault with someone in an angry way.
6. twitter: to tremble with excitement.
7. paraded: a public walk; a boastful show.
8. scarcely: barely; just a little.
9. conducted: to be the leader of; to manage or direct.
10. courtesies: a polite act.
11. snub: to treat in an unfriendly or scornful way.
12. splendidly: very good; excellent.
13. overtake: to catch up with or go beyond.
14. haste: the act of hurrying; quick movement or action.