Literacy
A note from your reading teachers: We hope everyone has a lovely summer! Remember to try and read each day!
If you need anything over the summer, feel free to reach out to us at: dmartinez1@sufferncentral.org mmay@sufferncentral.org
Summer-Tips for Preventing Summer Slide
Summer Reading Goals
Students should spend a minimum of 20 minutes a day reading
Establish a daily reading routine (time & place).
Teach students how to think critically about what they’re reading.
Talk to your child about what he/she has read, ask questions, encourage discussions
Ask them what the problem of the story was? How did the characters change?
Expose students to different types of authors and characters.
Help students develop reading and writing skills through different types of reading experiences.
Cherry Laner's are SUNsational!
Along with reading this summer we would like our “SUNsational” Cherry Laner’s to explore activities in all academic areas. You can access a variety of ideas and websites to explore through our Cherry Lane Summer Learning Webpage. Keep track of any websites visited, books read, activities/projects, etc. you complete on your summer learning log.
Online Resources for Literacy- Use Classlink to access all of the online resources
Epic Books
Raz-Kids
Lexia Core5
Achieve
True Flix
Mrs. Aguilar's Favorite Read Aloud
A Bad Case of Stripes
by David Shannon
Hey, That's My Monster
by Amanda Noll
We Don't Eat Our Classmates
by Ryan T. Higgins
Tomas and The Library Lady
by Pat Mora
I Like Myself
by Karen Beaumont
Thank you Mr. Falker
by Patrica Polacco
Lovely (In English and Spanish)
by Jess Hong
If Picasso Painted a Snowman.movIf Picasso Painted a Snowman
by Amy & Greg Newbold