When I taught first grade, I would check the papers myself but all papers were 
returned on Friday in a green folder.  By doing this the parents knew when to 
expect the papers.  I had a form where I tried to write a comment about each 
child each week.  I would try to put all my communication in the Friday folder. 
 The child had to bring back the Friday folder on Monday.

I passed out the daily homework just before the students left for lunch.  That 
was placed in a red folder so that they were sure of where it went.  The 
homework was passed out  just before lunch because the end of the day is so 
busy.  There are also children who have to leave early for dentist appt. etc.

Each morning the children took their homework out of their red folders and 
passed it in.  Each table had a captain who kept track of the homework.

After I checked the homework each day, I (or an upper grade studented) filed it 
into a box

and then I could just pulled out the homework at the end of the week for the 
Friday folders.

I really never had children check their own homework.  I felt that if it was 
too much for me to do then maybe I was giving too much homework.  It is also 
hard to check all of the students work every day.  By sending home the Friday 
folder, I gave myself time to get everything checked.

Jeanne   
 
> Date: Sun, 25 Jul 2010 11:09:33 -0700
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [MOSAIC] First Grade Homework
> 
> I was wondering about ideas for checking homework for first grade class.  
> Currentlystudents place their h.w. in a h.w. folder in a h.w. basket I spend 
> my lunch hour marking the h.w. and then putting in the following night's h.w. 
>  It's difficult to do in the AM as I have about 15 students  in for the 37 
> 1/2 min extra help required in NYC.  Some children skip some days, others 
> come late.  I hate to wait unil the end of the day, because it can get late 
> and hectic.  
>  
> Any ideas that work?  When they come in from Kinder, they have had the h.w. 
> placed in their folders for them by the Kinder paras.  I don't have a para 
> and may have 28 students this year.  I think it's too much for them to mark 
> their own.  If I start walking around checking each folder, I'm afraid it 
> will be too time consuming!  
>  
> Thanks!  
> 
> 
> 
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