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Summer Reading Tips
Grade K-1: Read for at least 20mn every day (or have an adult read to you)
Grade 2-3: Read for at least 30mn every day
Grade 4-6: Read at least 1 hour every day
Keep on Reading throughout the summer:Read from MyOn,Raz Kids,on your own,and at the public library:
- Read independently,
- Listen to an adult reading or listen to an audiotape,
- Read in the community (signs, newspapers, menus, labels...)
- Talk about stories you have read or heard
- Visit your school library website for ideas and access to online readingsites
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Write every day (journal, notes to family and friends, stories, grocery lists and pictures as stories)
Reading Websites
Grade K-3
RazKidsRead and take quizzes (keeps track of your reading).
Use your Username and Password from LWE for Razkids, MobyMax and Scholastic News
Starfall- Literacy and math games for primary students.
Keep your own reading log.
Read a book and keep track of your minutes in your reading log
from Lynnwood Public Library.
Grade 4-6
LWE Library and Biblionasium Grade 4-6 free access June 1 - Sept 1.
Use your school username and password and access from LWE Search Library
Read a book and keep track of your minutes in your reading log
from Lynnwood Public Library.
National Geographic Kids Online
Easy to read informational text online (Grade1-6) Keep track of your own minutes.
OTHER FUN TECHNOLOGY LINKS FOR THE SUMMER!
Hour of code Practice coding at home.
Poetry Write for fun and submit it online
Databases: Look for Britannica on-line (UN: edmonds, PW: 98036)
and other links from our Library Tools page
Summer Reading Programs in Public Libraries:
Sign up at the public library, read any book, and read on RazKids & LWE elibrary.
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Read Tumblebooks for Free! You just need a library card.
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Summer Reading Programs in Bookstores, Businesses or Websites:
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- Barnes and Noble in Lynnwood: Summer Reading Download the Summer Reading Journal and Earn Free Books Grade1-6
- Book Adventure: Read and take quizzes on books. Earn things on the website.
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Summer Reading Book lists:
- Your public library will have many on display.
- 5th grade
- 6th grade
- Your teacher will recommend titles when you leave school.
- Your school librarian will have great ideas.
- Read the Battle of the Books titles from last year, and nominees for Sasquatch and Young Reader's Choice for next year's Battle of the Books
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