Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com shows Leveled Homework Level 2, a 36-week printable resource with three difficulty levels for students with varying abilities. Each week has five worksheets covering math, reading, WH-questions, and sight words. It's designed to save time and involve parents in learning at home.
Hi, this is Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com, and this is a product preview of Leveled Homework Level 2. So if you've checked out my Leveled Daily Work, this product aligns perfectly with that. There's 3 different levels of different types of work tasks, all at a certain skill set. So this is really gonna help you individualize the type of work you're giving your students. Um, this homework set has 36 weeks worth of homework, so it'll last you the entire year. Homework is something that I've really struggled with because I have so many different levels within my classroom. It's challenging for me to create homework that's specifically at each student's level every day. So this is something that I'm so excited about because I'm going to print this, photocopy, and I'm done with homework for the year. So anything that's saving that much time for me, I am all over. So I'm going to give you a brief rundown of what's included in Level 2. Um, there's a quick reference page for you and also a level— a letter for parents to send home at the start of the year explaining the importance of homework. And how they can help their student with homework, their child. So each page is double-sided and the students will be responding to these questions and prompts in a notebook or notebook paper. So I'm gonna have a homework notebook and we're gonna teach the students the first few weeks in school and then prompt them, have their parents help them at home on writing down, you know, Monday, August 29th, and then responding to the Monday homework. Tuesday, August 30th, responding to the Tuesday homework. So There's not space to do this on this worksheet. These are just the prompts, but this enables us to have one piece of paper for the entire week of homework, which is awesome. So level 2 focuses on more of these pre-academic, emerging academic skills. Um, there's a lot of wh- questions that are more basic, a lot of listing and vocabulary type prompts, time to the hour, corn identification, number sequencing, bigger and little, some basic grammar such as noun, creating sentences. Word awareness, basic comprehension, fill in the blank, single-digit addition, and vocabulary. So the structure stays the same for each week, which is really important to me because for kids with special needs and all kids, a lot of times they're spending so much time relearning the structure of the activity as opposed to really working on the content. So the content's going to change, but the structure stays the same. So on Monday, there's math and reading, 4 different questions for each. On Tuesday, there's 7 different WH questions and listing questions. Wednesday, there are 2 different sentences to respond to. This is great to work on reading comprehension and really focusing on those details and WH questions. Thursday, there's filling in the missing numbers, single-digit addition problems. And Friday, I love this one, 15 sight word pictures that they need to write the name of. So this is great to build vocabulary or work on spelling, work on problem solving if they don't know what it is. So the structure is going to stay the same throughout the 36 weeks, but obviously the content is changing. So I'm going to briefly scroll through to give you an idea of the types of activities included in here. So as you can see, it's all black and white, which is amazing because you're not going to waste an entire color ink, color ink printer cartridge, and you'll get— just get to photocopy it. So I'm really, really excited about this. This is going to be massively time time-saving for me. So I hope that you are as excited as I am because I think this is going to be a really helpful tool that will allow me to utilize my time better throughout the year and allow our students to have that homeschool connection, have appropriately leveled homework that they can do every day at home, and then kind of have that connection built that I'm going to see what they're doing at home and mom's going to see what they're doing at school. So really building that throughout the year, through this homework task. So there, like I said, there's 36 weeks, enough to last you the entire school year. So really, it'll be a one-stop shop with this resource. Again, if you have any questions, please feel free to email me about anything before you purchase. I'm really, really excited about this, and I hope you are too. This is a product
