In preparation for the upcoming school year, the Lower School summer reading and math assignments will provide the necessary practice for your child to be prepared for the expectations of his/her new Form level. The summer reading assignments from the Form level teachers, in addition to the Lower School Library's Reading for Pleasure Challenge encourages students to maintain their reading skills. The math lessons are a cumulative review intended for your child to maintain and/or reinforce the prerequisite skills essential for his/her future success in mathematics.
Research demonstrates that many skills are lost due to the absence of regular practice over the summer. Retaining skills as students move up to the next Form level is crucial to their academic performance.
Enjoy the following picture book stories read by Form 4 Lower School Library students.
The Day the Crayons Quit read by Charlie Brozovich
We Are A Family read by Tanya Visagie
Miss Nelson is Missing read by Lenna Malek
Shel Silverstein read by Blane Beard
All of our library resources are available for the summer. Check out our Flipster magazines, Sora, World Almanac for Kids, Typing Pal, Storyline Online, One More Story, and so much more. Before leaving for the summer, please make sure you have your child's school login and password. These resources are all Single Sign On with your child's school login and password.
Below are some resources for books for your child's reading pleasure.
(coming soon)