Summer is a great time for reading and The Woods, as always, is encouraging students to read. The suggestions below are a list of books that your third or fourth grader might enjoy. Most of the listed books are available in the public library and/or local bookstores.
Jul 16, 2013 · This packet includes skills your second grader needs to review to remain ready for third grade during the summer months. All the activities are aligned to the Common Core Standards. This packet can be used by parents and teachers to help students maintain the skills they learned during the school year.
Your child is bringing home a FUN Summer Packet with an activity calendar. Each day has fun and engaging activities that your child can complete to get ready for third grade. Your child can complete as many or as few as s/he would like. Each month has additional BONUS pages to complete that are marked on the calendar with a specific shape.
As many of you are planning for your summer activities for your children, we want you to remember to encourage your children to read over the summer break! Reading for the sake of reading will allow children to explore summer from home, …
the summer to avoid the summer slide. Brains need rest too, however, so don’t forget to have fun! Summer Work Expectations and Guidelines: 1. Practice the addition and subtraction facts consistently. You are expected to know them all entering 3rd grade. 2. Spend time on DreamBox each week. 3. Print out this packet.
Welcome to the wonderful world of 3rd grade! On the following pages, you will find different activities to complete during the summer. There are math as well as reading and writing activities. Each page has 9 choices. You need to pick 3 in a row that you will complete. Your row can be up and down, across, or diagonal.
together a wonderful list of things that you can work on over the summer to get ready for third grade. We invite you to complete as little or as many of these activities.
Read six grade level appropriate books this Summer. Draw a scene from the book and write about why or why not you would recommend the book to a friend TITLE AUTHOR AUTHOR
Your child will be responsible for reading a minimum of three books over the summer. Please choose two high-quality, age-appropriate fiction books and one high-quality, age-appropriate non-fiction book.
This packet is a compilation of important mathematical concepts and skills that you are expected to know prior to moving to the next level and exposure to new items for the upcoming year.