Summer Reading Information

summer reading information

There's no official summer reading list at this level, but we highly encourage daily reading!  Snuggle up with your child and take turns reading together. Reading in the morning, afternoon, or before bed are all great options!  It's a fun way to keep their minds sharp and learning all summer long. 

Check out the resources on our website and visit your local library for tons of exciting books to keep the reading adventure going!

Students should be prepared to speak knowledgeably to their classmates about one text that was meaningful to them. While reading, students may choose to use post-it notes, journals, jotting, illustrating, or rehearsing to help them make meaning from the texts; students should decide which strategy works best for

Upon returning to school, students should be prepared to:

• • • Name the title and author of the text.

    • Identify the text as fiction, nonfiction, or a hybrid.

    • Briefly describe the text by summarizing or highlighting an impactful or intriguing section.

    • Explain why this text was meaningful or important.

    • Ask and answer classmates’ questions about the text.

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