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July 13, 2015 ·

Creating an effective homework plan with the Mailbox Gold

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Happy Monday! Y’all may remember this post where I told y’all I was teaming up with The Mailbox Company to share with y’all the fabulous features of their new Mailbox Gold tool. Today I want to share how I use that to create an effective homework plan for 5th grade.
I found several fantastic options for homework on The Mailbox Gold and I’m so excited to share them with y’all today! 🙂 
The best part? There are several printables that are common core aligned! 🙂 
I LOVE the passages with questions and activities. This would be a perfect homework assignment after close reading the passage together in class.  

We all have those kids that need a little extra organizing. A little notebook that they write their assignments down each day always helps and The Mailbox Gold has these great assignments sheets that would work for any grade! 🙂

When there’s a writing assignment that is due on a certain day, students have to work on it a little at home in order to get it completed and handed in on time. Since they don’t have all my anchor charts and writing words in their house, I like to send home a reference sheet like this one! 🙂 

Reading is SO important to do at home each night! If I asked every 5th grader if they read at home, their response would be “Of course!” 🙂 They need a little responsibility to make sure they are doing that, so I like to send home a record that they are responsible for filling out.
And this isn’t homework, but since independent reading is SO important in 5th grade (and every grade!) I sometimes like to require a reflective reading response to make sure they are actually reading. These printables are fabulous! 

I LOVE the bookmarks found on The Mailbox Gold tool! I didn’t realize 5th graders loved bookmarks so much, but mine always fly off the shelves! I love the vocabulary one that they are actually responsible for filling in! 🙂
You can find these printables (and tons more!) on The Mailbox Gold! Go check it out now! 🙂
Happy Monday, y’all! 🙂

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  1. City Girl in Third says

    July 13, 2015 at 6:43 pm

    I love this. I have a mailbox gold subscription. I use it alot. I'm thinking of pulling a passage and creating a foldable to go with it to do nightly homework in.

    • Leslie Ann says

      July 18, 2015 at 2:40 am

      That is a great idea!! I might have to steal it! 🙂 Isn't the Gold tool great?!

  2. Lana says

    July 13, 2015 at 9:01 pm

    I've never heard of Mailbox Gold! Thanks for the suggestion!

    • Leslie Ann says

      July 18, 2015 at 2:40 am

      You'll love it! 🙂

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