The phrase 'homework sheet' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a assignments sheet given to students by a teacher. For example: I received a homework sheet from my teacher with my assignments for the week.
Leonda's, scribbled on the back of another homework sheet, is full of the impish brio that so irked the substitute teacher.
Aliyah Shafiq, from Motherwell, posted the image of the homework sheet on Facebook yesterday and wrote: "How is my little sister being made to answer questions like this for her homework?
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My daughter really loves this book, but she got stuck on her homework sheet when it asked her, simply enough, if it was fiction or non-fiction.
Put the number next to the questions on the exam paper or homework sheet and then choose the highest ranked questions.
It had an 8-by-10-inch pocket into which homework sheets could be inserted, and other pockets for things like erasable markers.
She unzipped each child's backpack -- Barbie for Asteja, SpongeBob for Sean -- and riffled through the pencils, textbooks and homework sheets to make certain it contained an inhaler filled with asthma medication.
But she has seen students come from pre-schools where they had spelling lists and some parents have asked her why the children need playtime and why there are no homework sheets.
When Yataro comes home from school, he asks, "what do I have to do today?" as I tear into his satchel to retrieve the latest test or homework sheets before we hurry over to the dining room table stacked with drill books.
After the power hour is over, many of the children run downstairs for pick-up games in the indoor basketball court -- the pool is expected to open any day now -- but several others remain behind, asking for more homework sheets or playing board games.
Every day for the past almost two years, she dutifully takes those homework sheets out of her backpack and completes them.
