SUMMER READING GRADE 3 2013. Dear 3 rd graders: It is really great that you will be in third grade next fall!! To help you prepare for third grade, it.

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SUMMER READING GRADE

Dear 3 rd graders: It is really great that you will be in third grade next fall!! To help you prepare for third grade, it is asked that you do some activities this summer. These should be fun and educational at the same time. ***1. Please read at least 2 books*** this summer (preferably 3, 4, or more). The number you read should depend on the length. An average length is 40 to 50 pages. If you read shorter books, read more. If you read longer books, read fewer. Choose books you like, but not books that are too hard OR too easy. A simple “finger trick” could help you decide if a book is appropriate for you. *Open to a middle page and begin to read. Each time you come to a word that is unfamiliar or you can’t decode, put up a finger. By the end of the page, see how may fingers you have up: 0-1 fingers: easy (may be too easy) 2-3 fingers: medium (probably a good level) 4-5 fingers: hard (may be too difficult for you) Keep track of all the books you read on your book log. Write the title and author of each book at the top of the page. Show your feelings about the book by checking the appropriate column.

***One book everyone is asked to read is How to be Cool in the Third Grade by Betsy Duffey. For this book, please complete the story map available at the school office and return it to school in the fall. We will use this for an activity the first week of school. Try to be specific and neat on your story map.*** The following activities should be fun! **2. Play games using Math flash cards (Concentration, Go Fish, etc.) Computer games are also good ways to practice your Math Facts. There are many good websites that have Math games on them. (Check out sites on the 3 rd grade website.) Knowing your Math Facts is important!! These games will help you master them which is so important for success in Math. *3. Keep a journal in which you write about the things you do over the summer. This will keep your Writing skills in practice. (Another idea is to make a book about your summer, or make up a story and write it as a book.) We can share our writing when we come back to school. It will be fun to read about our summer adventures. Have a safe and happy summer!!! See you in the Fall, Mrs. Popp

Please contact the school office for a copy of the required story map. HAPPY READING!