Summer Reading & Math

Summer Learning - Stop the Summer Slide

Tutor.com is available all summer.

Take Tutor.com on the Road!

Tutor.com continues to be available to all students, at no cost, to continue summer learning. Visit the Summer Access Tutor.com webpage for more information on how to access the online service throughout the summer.

Spanish:
Utilice Tutor.com en Cualquier Lugar
Aproveche los viajes de Tutor.com

Tutor.com sigue estando a disposición de todos los estudiantes, gratis, para que continúen aprendiendo durante el verano. Visite la página web Tutor.com Summer Access para obtener más información sobre cómo acceder al servicio en línea durante el verano.

Summer Reading

Some Family Reading Tips from Lexia

https://www.lexialearningresources.com/athome/newsletter/Family_Newsletter_Adolescent.pdf

Check out these fun bingo boards with prizes if you return by August 24

Prizes Include:

1 Bingo= pencil
2 Bingo = pencil + note pad
3 Bingo = pencil + note pad + bookmark
4 or More Bingos= pencil + note pad + bookmark + stamp

Summer Reading Bingo (Rising grades 1-3)

Directions: As you complete a square mark it off. Write the name of the the book that you used to complete it on the back of this page.

Share with Mrs Gminski when you come back to school by August 24.

Read a book that has a color in the title.	Read a biography	Read a book to a pet or stuffed animal.	Read a joke book.	Read a graphic novel or comic.
Read a book that rhymes..	Read a fairy tale.	Read for 15 minutes without stopping.	Read a book that was made into a movie.	Read a book on MyOn..
Read a nonfiction book.	Read on a picnic blanket	FREE SPACE	Read a book that has a number in the title.	Read a book about a place you would like to visit
Read a book in the dark with a flashlight	Reread your favorite book.	Read a book in your pajamas.	Read a book from the public library.	Read a book outside.
Read a book about a holiday.	Listen to someone read a story to you	Read a fiction book.	Read a book that is part of a series.	Read a book with an animal on the cover.

Printable PDF Version of the above (Summer Reading Bingo Board for rising grades 1-3)

Printable PDF Version of Summer Reading Bingo Book Log (any grades)

Summer Reading Bingo (Rising grades 4-6)

Directions: As you complete a square mark it off. Write the name of the the book that you used to complete it on the back of this page.

Share with Mrs Gminski when you come back to school by August 24.

Read an article from a kid’s magazine	Listen to an audio book.	Read a historical fiction book	Read a book in your pajamas.	Read a book with a color in the title.
Read a book outside.	Read a book in the dark with a flashlight.	Read a book that has won an award.	Read a poetry book	Read for 30 minutes without stopping.
Read a mystery book.	Read a nonfiction book.	FREE SPACE	Read a biography or autobiography	Read a book published within the last year.
Read a book written by your favorite author.	Read a fiction book.	Read a book from the public library.	Read a joke book.	Read a graphic novel or comic
Read a book that was made into a movie	Read a book with a name in the title.	Read on a beach towel.	Read a book that is set in America.	Read a book recommended to you by a friend.

Printable PDF Version of the above (Summer Reading Bingo Board for rising 4-6)

Printable PDF Version of Summer Reading Bingo Book Log (any grades)

(note: if you worked on the previous board that was posted here in June/July - bring it in too.)

The Fairfax County Public Library

Virtual Summer Reading Adventure will take place beginning June 16 for all ages.

More information is available at https://research.fairfaxcounty.gov/reading-challenges/summer-reading available June 11th.

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Summer Math

Summer activity calendars by grade level. You can print these PDF's out to work out daily problems. Return to Mrs Schroeder when you come back to school.

Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 3
Grade 4
Grade 5
Grade 6

Other Ideas

Read Math Picture Books - This is a great book to emphasize reading and math skills while engaging your child.

Designate Reading Time and Model the Behavior - Let your kid read what they would like to during the summer.

Make a Weekly Trip to the Library

Have a Family Game Night - Games help build academic and social skills.

Explore Math in the “Real World” - Reinforce math in cooking, at the grocery store, budgeting to go on a trip or to the movies

Complete the Gunston Math and Reading Calendars - Prizes to students who complete them!

Use of Math Websites with Supervision

Use of Reading Websites like MyON - or others with parent supervision

Explore our Local Museums and Historical Sites - Most of them are free!

Practice Math Facts - Find ways to do this in everyday situations. Students should have mastery of addition facts by the end of third grade and multiplication facts by the end of fifth grade.

Resources from FCPS Family Resource Center

https://padlet.com/FCPSFamilyResourceCenter

https://padlet.com/FCPSFamilyResourceCenter/summer-survival-guide-ykb42…

https://dullesmoms.com/dmcalendar/list/ Lists events in the area