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Below, you will find summer assignments for Reading, Phonics, English/Grammar, and Math. Please create your own packets by printing as much, or as little as you need. These assignments are meant to reinforce what we learned during the school year and to prevent summer slide.
Summer Math Review
Summer Math Review
Math.pdf20 days of Mixed Review:
20 days of Mixed Review:
5 problems per Day
5 problems per Day
mathres.pdfFraction Posters
Fraction Posters
Use these to help with equivalent fractions and comparing fractions
Multiplication Tests.pdf12 Timed Multiplication Drills
12 Timed Multiplication Drills
Students should be given 10 minutes to complete each drill. Students are considered proficient if they complete the drill with at least 90% accuracy ( i.e. no more that 10 problems incorrect)
Summer PacketDivision Facts.pdfDivision Facts Drills
Division Facts Drills
Each page contains 2 copies of the same drill. My suggestion is that once printed, cut each sheet in half and take the drills at different times.
English/Grammar and Phonics
English/Grammar and Phonics
English Grammar.pdf20 days of Grammar Review:
20 days of Grammar Review:
5 Questions per Day
5 Questions per Day
phonics.pdfReview of Silent letters & different combinations of the "f" sound
Review of Silent letters & different combinations of the "f" sound
Cursive Writing
Cursive Writing
FreeAlphabetLettersCursiveHandwritingPractice-2.pdfStudents can learn and practice cursive writing one letter at a time.
Summer Reading Assignments
Summer Reading Assignments
Reading Group A.pdfReading Group B.pdfReading Group C.pdfGroup A
Group A
Choose a text.
Circle any words you do not know.
Get help from a grown-up when you need it.
Practice reading the text for 5 days.
Keep track of how many words you read correctly each day. (The numbers at the end of each line will help.)
Answer the questions in complete sentences.
Group B
Group B
Choose a text.
Circle any words you do not know.
Get help from a grown-up when you need it.
Practice reading the text for 5 days.
Keep track of how many words you read correctly each day. ( The numbers at the end of each line will help.)
Answer the questions in complete sentences.
Group C
Group C
Choose two texts that are related.
Answer the questions about each text.
Compare and contrast both texts.
Independent Reading Activities
Independent Reading Activities
Use the following reading activities, if the reader prefers to read picture books, novels, or non-fiction books.
Use the following reading activities, if the reader prefers to read picture books, novels, or non-fiction books.
Reading Logs
Reading Logs
reading log.pdfTraditional Reading Logs
Traditional Reading Logs
There are two versions of traditional reading logs; choose the one that works best for you.
book-bingo_WDFBF.pdfBook Bingo
Book Bingo
This is a non-traditional reading log. The reader keeps track of his/her reading by genre.
Fictional Reading Activities
Fictional Reading Activities
report1.pdfSimple Book Report
Simple Book Report
The reader tells about the beginning, middle, and end of the text.
report2.pdfComplex Book Report
Complex Book Report
The reader tells about the story's elements.
review.pdfBook review
Book review
The reader writes a summary and gives his/her opinion about the text
Non-Fiction Reading Activities
Non-Fiction Reading Activities
reading-report-non-fiction_WDFBZ.pdfSimple Book Report
Simple Book Report
The reader tells about the length of the text and interesting facts.
non-fiction1-small_JDHAA.pdfComplex Book Report
Complex Book Report
The reader tells about what he/she has learned and refers explicitly to the text.
reading-report-biography_WDFDB.pdfBiography Book Report
Biography Book Report
The reader tells about a real person's life.
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