Fourth Grade Reading Week Five

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4th Grade

School's Out for Summer - Frankfort Community Public Library

We hope you enjoyed your learning time! Feel free to use the lessons from previous weeks at any time. Have a great summer!

See below for some ways that you can keep reading, writing, listening, and speaking this summer.

Welcome to week 5!

Read

There are so many things you can read over the summer!

Check out the summer reading checklist challenge on the right for a few ideas.

Places to find free books to read online:

Story Online Links to an external site.
The SAG-AFTRA Foundation’s award-winning children’s literacy website, Storyline Online, streams videos featuring celebrated actors reading children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations.

Heartland AEA Online Resources Links to an external site.
BookFlix, Discovery Education Science, Learn360, PebbleGo, ScienceFlix, TrueFlix are among some of the resources available.

Summer Reading Ideas for High School Aged Students | Mika Jolie

Write

Keep writing over the summer!

Consider keeping a journal to write in. Use the prompts on the right or come up with your own writing topics.
Write a letter or an e-mail.
Make a book.
Write a poem or a play.
Write a list.
Write facts that you know about something.

Growth Mindset | Kids writing, Teaching writing, Teaching

Listen

Find times to listen this summer.

Listen to a book being read aloud.
Listen to the sounds of nature.
Listen to a friend or loved one tell a story.
Listen to music.

Talk
Practice your speaking skills this summer! Work on being an active listener and try using some of these prompts to share your thoughts.