e 1-8 Ontario Curriculum
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Math Curriculum Grades 1-8
The Try It Outs are based on our Nelson Core Program 1-6. Try It Outs are great ways of supporting math at home. The textbooks and Notebook answers show you the math concepts.
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Grade 1 Try It Out | Textbook
Grade 2 Try It Out | Textbook
Grade 3 Try It Out | Textbook | Notebook
Grade 4 Try It Out |Textbook | Notebook
Grade 5 Try It Out | Textbook | Notebook
Grade 6 Try It Out | Textbook | Notebook
Grade 7 Try It Out | Pearson Resource
Grade 8 Try It Out | Pearson Resource
Free Homework Help Grades 7-10
Nelson Grades 1-8 Math Companion
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Language Curriculum Grades 1-8
Writing Exemplars (Level 1,2,3,4 Work)
EQAO Test Books and Scoring Guides
Starter questions when listening to your child read.
Reading log, a book a night.
Early reading strategies.
A parent module for understanding K-6 literacy.
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Words to Know (Popcorn Words)
Kindergarten Words Pre-Primer
Kindergarten Words Primer
First Grade Words
Special Education
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After Grade 8
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About Homework
The SCDSB developed and adopted a Homework Policy in October 2009 because of the growing amount of research on the effectiveness of homework in the learning process, and input from school communities regarding the need for increased clarity and consistency in homework policies across all schools.
Read the SCDSB's Policy on Homework, which was recently updated to reflect the current best practices related to teaching and learning. The policy describes types of homework.
Completion: any work assigned during the school day not completed in class;
Practice: any work that reinforces skills and concepts taught in class;
Preparation: any work that prepares students or upcoming lessons or classes;
Extension: any work that explores and refines learning in new contexts or integrates and expands on classroom learning.