Homework for kindergartners???

Heres something very interesting I saw today that kindergartners are given for as homework to do.

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To me it looks a little like the recruiting age for the youth brigades is starting at a early age. I wonder if other schools are getting similar material to give to there students to do outside of school.
Its just another step towards the NWO, slowly reeling us in.

i dont really see any problem with this. they are teaching them how to read and distinguish numbers and letters.

Yeah, I had homework when I was in kindergarten in the early 90s. Coloring and cutting and pasting. Learning numbers and letters. I had reading homework, too, because I was already reading when I got into school.

Sheesh, when I was in kindergarten that was back in the early 60's and we had homework like this. So whats the big deal? They are learning how to distinguish numbers and letters when combined. Just because the paper focuses on license plates, does that mean some sort of conspiracy to train kids to become agents of NWO???

Would it surprise anyone that there are a good number of college graduates who have no idea where their state is located on a map, much less know how to read a map to begin with?

Relax. They are only trying to make sure kids today can actually read and write and do math without having to cheat from some website cheat sheet and actually learn to earn instead of buying their way through an education.



Cheers!!!!

[edit on 13-1-2009 by RFBurns]

hey Im just throwing it out there to think about not saying this proves anything!

OP is right!

First they'll be reading license plates, and the next thing you know they'll be reading out death warrants to people before they kill them!

Do you want your kids to be NWO Death Clerics?

If not, I suggest you pull them from "school" immediately!!!!!!!111111oneoneone

Na...nothing really out of the ordinary there....

Wait a couple of years... the teachers now suck so bad they send homework home starting in the 2nd grade in some places.

You will have to teach your child by at home via the homework or your child will fail.... Being a single parent at that time and working off shifts made that very difficult... Had a talk with the teacher and principle about it and the teacher blantantly told me that it is their intent to force the parent to have an active role in teaching the subject via homework... Well, I asked the principle why have a teacher if the kids eat popcorn, watch sesame street videos and don't do work in class... well, that kind of question was not welcome.

I move around allot for my job and I have to tell you this kind of attitude was present in 3 major cities... seems like teachers don't teach anymore... send the vocabulary words home.. I simply made my child write each word 20 times an she passed with an A. That was the easy stuff, teaching my child times tables, reading comprehension, etc. was a bit harder. Why work cannot be done in class is beyond me but of course they don't have the kids write out words any more, have them work in class anymore and force you to take up the role as primary teacher... to difficult for the sorry school teacher I guess.

Sorry, I have very little respect for teachers without accountability.

[edit on 13-1-2009 by infolurker]

I never got homework untill the third grade or so.My child has had homework since kindergarden.What is ticking me off is "I" have had to teach her how to write in script because penmanship is something they can not test w/the no child left behind computer testing!BTW;my daughter is in the fith grade and in the gifted program,no thanks to the school system.I have made it a point to be very envolved in her education from the get go,and am so glad I have.I firmly believe if I left it all up to the public school system she would be a bleeting sheep by now!

Originally posted by RFBurns

Would it surprise anyone that there are a good number of college graduates who have no idea where their state is located on a map, much less know how to read a map to begin with?




[edit on 13-1-2009 by RFBurns]

Proof of this extreme claim?