Summer Reading for Students Entering Fourth Grade

Summer Reading for Students Entering Fourth Grade 2015 2016 School Year Encourage Your Student to Have Fun Reading This Summer ! Fourth and Fifth Grade Students are required to read or listen to three books over the Summer . Choose at least one book from each of the three categories below: 1. One fiction book 2. One non-fiction book 3. One book of your choice or recommended by the public librarian, school media specialist or teacher. See instructions on the Summer Reading cover letter c oncerning the activities. The Medina County Public Library will be able to assist you in your choices. Fun Summer Reading Activities These suggestions can be used to help enhance your family's Summer Reading experience: *Talk about the book you read to *Play a board game your parents and friends *Bike ride to the park and read *Write your own story *Read the map at the zoo or amusement *Write a letter to your park and the menu at a restaurant grandparents, relatives or friends *Visit educational websites: *Go to the library and participate in the Summer Reading program (has built in MP3 player for kids).

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