just getting home from work. my 1st grader left spelling list at school. Is there a way to get the list?
If her teacher has a website on the school's network, you might be able to find it.
If such a system exists in your district, go to the district site and find the link to your child's school and then the teacher. Last year and this year, I have always been able to find my granddaughter's spelling lists this way.
wat are some other ways you could write
1)mad
2)bit
3)me
4)no
5)leaf
6)shoe
7)tiger
what do you mean when you say what are some other ways do you mean words or meanings what
go to the teacher's website.my brother forgets his all the time.
Absolutely! Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can try to obtain your child's spelling list:
1. Communication with the Teacher: Start by reaching out to your child's teacher. Sending a quick email or leaving a voicemail explaining the situation is a good way to initiate contact. Be sure to politely request a copy of the spelling list.
2. Check Online Resources: Many schools now provide an online platform or website where teachers upload assignments and resources. Log in to your child's school account or visit the school's website, and look for the spelling list in the relevant class or subject folder. If your school uses a specific learning management system (LMS) like Google Classroom or Schoology, check there as well.
3. Ask Classmates: If you have any contact information for other parents in your child's class, you can ask them if they have the spelling list or if their child can share the words with your child. This can be done through a class WhatsApp group, email, or any other communication channel used by the parents.
4. School Online Portal: Some schools have an online parent portal where important documents and information are posted. Check if your school has such a portal and access it to find the spelling list.
5. School Administration: If all else fails, you can contact the school office or the administration directly. Explain your situation and kindly request a copy of the spelling list. They might be able to provide you with the information you need or guide you on how to obtain it.
Remember, it's always best to be proactive and stay in good communication with your child's teacher. That way, you can ensure you receive the necessary resources in a timely manner.