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Welcome to 4th grade. We look forward to seeing you in September!
Summer Reading List
4th Grade
For the summer, you must read 1 book either from the list below or a book of your choice. Once you have read, be ready to verbally give a Book Buzz to your class during the first few days in September. This will be your first grade. Your 3-5 minute Book Buzz must include the following:
Give a summary of the book read.
Identify the character you liked best and least as well as explain why.
Would you recommend the book you read? Why or why not?
Book List
Title Author
Because of Winn-Dixie Kate DiCamillo
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Ronald Dahl
Encyclopedia Brown: Boy Detective Donald J. Sobo
Freedom Crossing Margaret Goff Clark
The Indian in the Cupboard Lynne Reid Banks
Little House on the Prairie Laura Ingalls Wilder
Sarah, Plain and Tall Patricia MacLachlan
Stuart Little E.B. White
Tales/Fourth-Grade Nothing Judy Blume
The Box Car Children Gertrude Chandler Warner
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe C. S. Lewis
The Secret Garden Frances Hodgson Burnett
Math
Here’s a fun and easy way to help your child keep building strong math skills at home! A little bit of practice now can go a long way in helping them feel confident with math as they grow.
At school, in our 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades, we’ve been using 99math—a kid-friendly program where students can play math games on their own or with classmates. Just 20 minutes of practice per week, during the summer months, can really help reinforce what they’ve been learning. We are requiring our rising 4th, 5th and 6th grade students to continue the use of this program for their summer math assignment. Please be sure that your child is logged into their school account so that their teachers can track their progress. All our students were given their login information and the teachers sent this information out to you. This is a mandatory math assignment that your child will need to complete and will count as their first math test/quiz grade of the new school year.
As your child plays, they’ll earn fun pets, avatars, and build their own world—all while practicing important math skills. It’s a great way to turn screen time into learning time!
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