TVS Lower School Summer Reading Challenge 2018
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1 This summer TVS Lower School Summer Reading Challenge 2018 * At TVS, summer reading is required, and it is a lot of fun! Entering Your Name: grade
2 The LS Summer Reading Challenge How-To List 1. Read from each of the required book sections, including the Family Book Club requirement. Choose books you have not read before. Welcome to the TVS Lower School Summer Reading Challenge! Summer Reading is a requirement for all TVS students in grades k-12. The LS Summer Reading Challenge: Introduces books that are just right for your grade and age; Keeps your mind thinking; Makes summer reading FUN! 2. Complete one (1) Creativity Project. You will share this with your class. The entire LS will see your project during our Showcase Tour. 3. Complete the Book Survey. Fill out the survey after you read all your books. 4. Send a picture for our Reading Wall of Fame. This is a very important part of our challenge! 5. Optional Challenges You earn additional raffle tickets for any (or all) of these fun challenges - if you want to! This booklet and your creativity project are due to your classroom teacher by: Friday, SEPTEMBER 7 th * Make sure your name is on everything!
3 Step 1: Book Selections for 4 th grade * Required Read at least 2 of these books this summer. You can always read more! Step 1: Family Book Club (F.B.C.) * Required Read BOTH of these books together as a family in your own Family Book Club: ALL books may be read with an adult. Choose books you haven't read. Then if you want to, you can reread books you ve already enjoyed! PICTURE BOOKS = READ AT LEAST 1 (but you can read more!) So Far From the Sea Train to Somewhere The Matchbox Diary The Toughest Cowboy The Raft By Eve Bunting By Eve Bunting By Paul Fleischman By John Frank By Jim LaMarche 1. SuperHero School by Aaron Reynolds Henry s Freedom Box Across the Alley Meet the Dullards Those Darn Squirrels The Water Princess 2. Mr. Popper s Penguins by Richard and Florence Atwater By Ellen Levine By Richard Michelson By Sara Pennypacker By Adam Rubin By Susan Verde Explanation of this requirement: CHAPTER BOOKS = READ AT LEAST 1 (but you can read more!) The World According to Humphrey By Betty G. Birney The Wild Robot By Peter Brown Love That Dog By Sharon Creech Flora and Ulysses By Kate DiCamillo Escape from Mr. Lemoncello s Library By Chris Grabenstein The Family Book Club is for families to sit and read together. It includes parents, children, even pets! Many studies show numerous benefits of families reading a book together. Plus, reading together is fun! Number the Stars ANY book in the Ranger in Time series Calvin Coconut: Trouble Magnet Jack: The TRUE Story of Jack and the Beanstalk Pie So, read and share these books together! By Lois Lowry By Kate Messner By Graham Salisbury By Liesl Shurtliff By Sarah Weeks Then submit a photo of your INCREDIBLE Family Book Club!
4 Step 2: Creativity Project Required = 1 project Step 2: Creativity Project A Few Possible Ideas PROJECTS ARE REQUIRED: Complete one (1) creativity challenge to highlight a book you read from this list. Choose a project idea from the list of suggestions OR you may come up with your own idea. IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT GROUP PROJECTS: This project shows your personal creative connection to one of the books you read from the list. The project you turn in should not be one you did in a group where everyone did the same thing using the same book. However, a "Project Work Day" where friends bring their supplies and get together at the same time to work on their different projects is a great idea! Poster or Painting Design a poster or a painting that shows something important about your book. Diorama Create a shoebox diorama to show an important moment in your book. Character Backpack Create a backpack containing objects or pictures that represent the things that are important to a character from the book you chose. Lego Land Use Legos to build a display that shows an important place, person, or event in your book. Models Build a 3-D model of something from your book. You could use any kind of material you want: clay, playdoh, recycled trash! DUE DATE: Projects and this packet are due to your teacher by: Friday, September 7 th What else can you think of? Plan your own creativity project! Make sure to include: The book title, author, and your name!
5 Step 3: Book Survey * Required Step 4: Reading Wall of Fame * Required How many books did you read from this list? Which book would you tell a friend to read? What did your family enjoy about the Family Book Club? Show off your Family of Readers! 1. Take a picture of your family reading a book from this list together. 2. Send your picture with your name to Mrs. Murphy's at: What did you like about summer reading? murphyk@trinityvalleyschool.org OR Print out your picture, write your name on back, attach it to packet. 3. Find your picture on our Summer Reading Wall of Fame!
6 More Sensational Summer Challenges * Optional Ready for Aaron Reynolds! * Optional Challenge Aaron Reynolds is visiting our school this fall! Keep your brain thinking and have fun with any of these challenges! How many of his books did you read? Participate in as many of these extra challenges that you want. You will receive additional rewards and recognition for completing the: 1. Ready for Aaron Reynolds Challenge 2. I Read Every Day! Challenge 3. Summer Fun Boxes Challenge
7 I Read Every Day! * Optional Challenge June Write down one thing you read each day Complete the I Read Every Day Challenge! Read something every day this summer. Record what you read each day in this log. Receive your I Read Every Day certificate. You can include Your summer reading books, of course! Plus Picture books, wordless books, chapter books, poems, Mother Goose, graphic novels, comics, jokes, nonfiction books, magazines, newspapers, songs, travel brochures, audio books, signs, menus, cereal boxes, anything that you can read! And You can read on your own or with someone! It's okay if the same book takes more than one day to read Wahoo!
8 July Write down one thing you read each day August Write down one thing you read each day Welcome back! Keep going! Time to turn in your summer reading You Did It! Way to Go!
9 Summer Fun Boxes! * Optional Earn extra tickets for our Back-to-School Reading Raffle! Every box you complete in the chart earns a ticket. You can do these with your family or on your own. Have a parent initial each box after an activity has been completed. Keep a summer fun journal Put on some music and dance Camp out in the backyard Play a board game Visit a museum or the zoo Participate in a service project Make up a new game and play it Help prepare a meal for your family Go to the playground or the park Create your family tree Design your own art project Learn something about Fort Worth Create a word collage Visit the public library Go on a walk and take pictures Make something with recycled items Do an act of kindness for someone Write a letter to someone
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Independent Novel Study
Independent Novel Study Student s Name: Title of Novel Author: Number of Pages: Novel Study Due Date: Do not lose this booklet. You will need to hand it in at the end of your novel study. You are expected
Second Grade Launching Reading Workshop: RL1, RL5, RL7, SL1, SL3, SL4, L5 (S2-3.5)
Second Grade Launching Reading Workshop: RL1, RL5, RL7, SL1, SL3, SL4, L5 (S2-3.5) Mini Lesson: Day 1: Review/practice expectation of reader s workshop & What does reader s workshop look like Components