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Summer Reading 
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Reading is a great activity for those hazy, lazy days of summer. Here are some suggestions, hints, and forms to help make reading a great experience. Check the Grade to see specific instructions for your grade. Then, click on the pages below to move to the information.
Enjoy the Magic!
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Students Entering Grade |
Instructions (Forms Below) |
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All incomingSecond grade students may read any and as many books that they would like over the summer from their list.
A book log should be kept and signed by the parents to be brought in the first day of school. |
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All incomingt hird graders are going to be reading Flat Stanley and doing a book report via a beach ball. A letter was sent home all of the details. I would like the class to use the reading list as a guide for them to choose books to read over the summer. Students are to use the literature circce paper for one of them. Students are to keep a log of the books they have read over the summer. |
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All incoming Fourth graders must read 1 biography OR 1 realistic fiction book AND 1 book of their choice from the elementary school Reading Olympics list. The students are to write on index cards, the title, author, genre, 3 new vocabulary words/meanings, and a pithy summary of the book. They are also to include why they liked or disliked these two books. This is due the first day of school. |
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All incoming 5th graders must read 2 books over the summer. Everyone will read; The Watsons Go to Birminham-1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis, the second book is a book of your choice from the elementary school reading olympics list. You are to bring in 6 index cards with 3 favorite quotes from each books, 3 new words you learned and what they mean from each book and one character they connected with in each book. |
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All incoming sixth graders: 1. Read any THREE books from your list (Middle grades 6-8). 2. Fill out a Summer Book Talk paper for EACH book you read (the three that are required from the list as well as any other books you read). |
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All incoming 8th graders will be required to pick three from the list. |
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