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Radcliff Elementary School=
Rising Third, Fourth and Fifth Grade Students
Summer Reading/Math Adventures Calendar
You’ve l=
earned
so much in school this year! =
It is
important that you keep your brain active over the summer for next year.
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Directions:
*Students =
should
read for at least 20 minutes each day. A
minimum of 3 or more
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p;
activities (including reading and math) should be completed each =
week.
*The Radcliff Elementary computer lab=
and
reading room will be open Monday-Friday,
during the summer lunch program hou=
rs. (11:00-1:00)
*Stude=
nts
will be able to use the computer lab for Compass Learning, Fastt Math, and =
or
Tumble books.
*Students will need a Summer Reading/=
Math
Adventures Journal.<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> They can purchase one (a spiral no=
tebook
or composition book) or they can make a journal by stapling several pieces =
of
paper together or by using a binder or notebook with paper. Students should be creative and de=
corate
their journal. Specific journ=
aling
tasks are given some days, but students may also journal after each dayR=
17;s
reading. (Each journal entry =
should
have the date and be neat and organized.)
*Use the first two pages in the journa=
l as a
reading log to record all of the books read during summer vacation.
Don’t forget to bring your Summ=
er
Reading/Math Adventures Calendar and journal with you on the first day of
school. Your new teachers wil=
l be
so proud of your summer adventures and there will be a special dog tag and
other surprises for you when you start the new school year.