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1 Don t Let Reading Bug You!!! Join our summer reading program for lots of fun!!! Watch for details on May 31!!!
2 Don t Let Reading Bug You!!! Dear Parents, We have planned an exciting summer reading challenge for our students for the Willow Creek summer reading program. We believe that summer reading is an integral part of our program at WCE. Reading during the summer should increase your child s enjoyment of reading and enhance his/her reading skills. The attached list has been carefully developed to help your child prepare for the next grade level, but please choose books that are best for your child. Don t Let Reading Bug you is our theme, and all children who turn in a completed reading record will be invited to a special celebration with a Museum of Natural Science buggy presentation in August and other treats. Students will participate in small group activities with the Museum s science and bug activities. Please work with your child on book selection. Reading capabilities of children on the same grade level vary widely. We want your child to be challenged but not frustrated. If the books on the list are too difficult or too easy, or if you are unable to locate books on the list, make selections that you feel are appropriate for your child. The Kingwood library is now open and will provide additional reading choices. The attached reading record should be filled out completely and returned to Mrs. Pinkerton the first week of school. Happy Reading! Mrs. Pinkerton WCE Staff
3 Books Don t Bug Me! I m a 1 st Grader!!! Student Name: Parent Signature: First graders, read 10 fiction books and two non fiction books this summer!!! (Parents, you may read these books to your child.) Fiction books: Title Author Nonfiction books: Title Author What was your favorite book? I have read every book listed on this sheet. Student Signature
4 1 st Graders Reading Suggestions: ( Parents may read aloud the books to the students who cannot read alone.) Corduroy by Don Freeman Jan Brett books Eric Carle Miss Nelson books by Harry Allard Tommy DePa0la Amelia Bedelia Robert Munsch Kevin Henkes Ted Arnold-Fly Guy Patricia Polacco Cynthia Rylant Step Into Reading Syd Hoff Mo Williems Curious George Froggy series Biscuit books Leo Leonni Any Dr. Seuss books Frog and Toad-Arnold Lobel Non fiction suggested topics: Plants Outerspace Weather Seasons Insects Animals Sounds Five Senses
5 Books Don t Bug Me! I m a 2nd Grader!!! Student Name: Parent Signature: Second graders read 10 fiction books and 3 non fiction books!!! Fiction books: Title Author Nonfiction books: Title Author 3. What was your favorite book? I have read every book listed on this sheet. Student Signature
6 Students entering 2 nd grade Read 10 fiction books. Fiction suggestions Frog and Toad series by Arnold Lobel I can Read Mysteries by Crosby Bonsall Junie B. Jones series by Barbara Park Bailey School Kids series by Debbie Dadley Horrible Harry Books by Suzy Kline Treehouse Mystery books by Mary Pope Osborne Gooney Bird Greene by Lois Lowry Fly Guy series by Tedd Arnold Any title from Dr. Seuss Any titles from Kevin Henkas Calendar mysteries of A-Z by Ron Roy The Puppy Place series by Ellen Miles Dinosaur Cove by Rex Stone Icky Ricky Series by Michael Rex Tales from Deckwood Drive by Kate DiCamillo Ivy and Bean by Sophie Blackall Rainbow Magic Fairies by Daisy Meadows Humphrey series by Betty Birney Any titles by Leo Lionni Read 3 nonfiction books The following are suggestions: Plants Animals Heat Dinosaurs Light Sound Heart Muscles Machines Weather Sun Brain
7 Books Don t Bug Me! I m a 3rd Grader!!! Student Name: Parent Signature: Fiction books: Title Author Nonfiction books: Title Author 3. What was your favorite book? I have read every book listed on this sheet. Student Signature
8 Students entering 3 rd Grade: Students should read 10 fiction books and 3 non fiction books!!! Reading Suggestions: Shiloh A to Z Humphrey series Charlotte s Web Judy Moody My Weird School Series Magic Tree House Katie Kazoo The Doll People Frindle Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Beezus and Ramona BFG Jigsaw Jones The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Stone Fox Boxcar Children Babysitter Club Freckle Juice Chocolate Touch Lemonade Wars I Survived Series Diary of Minecraft Zombie Judy Blume Books Rainbow Magic Frankly Frannie Calendar Mysteries Geronimo Stilton Ready Freddy Diary of a Minecraft Zombie Cam Jansen Matt Christopher sports books Nate the Great Series Swindle Magic Treehouse Who Was- series What Is -series I am series
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10 Don t Let Reading Bug You!!! Dear Parents, We have planned an exciting summer reading challenge for our students for the Willow Creek summer reading program. We believe that summer reading is an integral part of our program at WCE. Reading during the summer should increase your child s enjoyment of reading and enhance his/her reading skills. We believe that developing a love of reading in the intermediate grades is essential for success future grades. There are many great books available for students in the fourth and fifth grades, but the attached list are ideas that our teachers thought your child would enjoy and to help your child prepare for the next grade level. However, please choose books that are best for your child. We also are encouraging different genres for these grade levels. Don t Let Reading Bug You is our theme and all children who turn in a completed reading record will be invited to a special celebration with Museum of Natural Science buggy presentation in August and other treats. Students will participate in small group activities with the Museum s science and bug activities. The attached reading record should be filled out completely and returned to Mrs. Pinkerton the first week of school. Happy Reading! Mrs. Pinkerton WCE Staff
11 Books Don t Bug Me! I m a 4th Grader!!! Student Name: Parent Signature: Fiction books: Title Author Nonfiction or historical fiction books: Title Author Biography: Poetry Book: What was your favorite book? I have read every book listed on this sheet. Student Signature
12 Students entering 4th Grade: Reading Suggestions: Ranger in Time Series The One and Only Ivan Roald Dahl books Frindle Harry Potter Books by J. K. Rowling Hardy Boys series Nancy Drew Series Matt Christopher sports series Flora and Ulysses Guys Read series Percy Jackson series I survived series The Lemonade War Hank the Cowdog Series by John Erickson C.S. Lewis books 39 Clues The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Series of Unfortunate Events Holes by Louis Sachar E. B. White Books Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia Machlan Andrew Clements books Wonder Where the Red Fern Grows Bill Wallace Books Judy Blume-Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing Read any books about Texas and its history to get ready for fourth grade.
13 Books Don t Bug Me! I m a 5th Grader!!! Student Name: Parent Signature: Fiction books: Title Author Nonfiction or historical fiction books: Title Author Biography: Biography of an American hero: What was your favorite book? I have read every book listed on this sheet. Student Signature Students entering 5 th Grade:
14 Reading suggestions: Harry Potter books Hardy Boys series Matt Christopher Sports series Johnny Tremain by Ester Forbes The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin Hatchet by Gary Paulsen Holes by Louis Sachar Island of the Blue Dolphin-Scott O Dell The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate Di Camillo Percy Jackson Series-Rick riordan Bone Series-Jeff Smith Lemonade War-Jacqueline Davies The Tale of Despereaux-Kate DiCamillo Series of Unfortunate Events Space Camp The Land of Stories Wonder A Dog s Purpose I Survived Series Spy School Series
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Middle School Summer Reading 2015 6th Grade History: The Other Side of Truth by Beverly Naidoo English: Hatchet by Gary Paulsen In addition to the above book, choose at least one of the novels on the list
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William & Mary Navigators 1984 W&M Unit 2 Navigators 0 Guides Novel Study Abracadabra Kid W&M Unit 2 Navigators 0 Guides Novel Study Bridge to Terabithia W&M Unit 12 Navigators 35 Guides Novel Study Bud,
One Green Apple by Jane Yolen. The Potato Chip Champ: Discovering Why Kindness Counts by Maria Dismondy
A Note to Parents The end of the school year is quickly approaching and we know that everyone is busy making fun plans. Once again, we are asking that you encourage your child to spend some hot summer