Rising 2nd Grade
Welcome to 2nd Grade!
The Douglas County School System invites parents to help their rising second grade students prepare with these fun resources. Students are encouraged to practice reading, writing, and math each day AND to choose at least one other subject to practice. Many of the activities are short. They will ALL help prepare your child. Record what you do each day on a calendar or list them on a log like THIS ONE, and save it to show your child's second grade teacher what he/she worked on all summer. Stay well, and HAPPY LEARNING!
Summer Enrichment Packet
For Students Entering Grade 2
2 Summer Enrichment Packet - Entering Grade 2 - ALL SUBJECTS.pdfEnglish PDF Version
You have learned so much this year! We want you to keep up the good work. To support you, we’ve put together the attached calendar of activities to help prepare you for the school year ahead.
2 Summer Enrichment Packet - Entering Grade 2 - ALL SUBJECTS Spanish.pdfSpanish PDF Version
¡Has aprendido tanto este ano! Queremos apoyarte para que sigas aprendiendo. Construimos un calendario para guiarte con actividades durante el verano.
Every Day - Reading, Writing, and Math
Each day, choose at least one other subject to practice.
Health and Wellness
Try these Health and Wellness activities from Georgia Home Classroom. (Other GHC activities are available on the content pages for ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Art.)
Additional Resources
The Georgia Department of Education Content Integration Specialists have developed integrated choice board mini tasks aligned to the Georgia Standards of Excellence for English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies. Each grade level includes integrated low tech or no tech tasks and activities meant to engage students and families in purposeful integration of the content.
Georgia Home Classroom
Georgia Home Classroom is a collaboration between GPB Education and Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) to support at-home learning for students in Pre-K through 12th grade, including digital learning resources and an instructional broadcast schedule. Click the image on the left for suggestions of skills families might explore together to keep learning over the summer and prepare for the upcoming school year.