Summer Work Packet Incoming Grade 2

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1 Summer Work Packet Incoming Grade 2 Reading Reading List Barnes and Noble Reading Program Complete 12 of the What to Read side and all of the How to Read side of your Summer Reading Challenge, found on the school website. Write the title of each thing read on the back of the Challenge sheet. We encourage all students to read throughout the summer. Barnes and Noble is offering a summer reading incentive program. Students read 8 books and keep a record which they bring to Barnes and Noble for a free book. Language Arts Login to IXL and complete all the starred skills in Grade 1 and 2 Language Arts. First Grade LA Nouns (N.5) Sort common and proper nouns Verbs (P.7) Pronoun verb agreement Adjectives (R.6) Compare pictures using comparative and superlative adjectives Second Grade LA Contractions (V.1) Match the contractions Punctuation, capitalization, and formatting (W.2) Commas with dates (W.6) Capitalizing days, months and holidays Summer Work Packet Incoming Grade 2, 6/11/ :34:01 AM Page 1 of 8

2 Math Login to IXL and complete all the starred skills in Grade 1 Math. First Grade Math Addition (D.17) Regroup tens and ones ways to make a number (D.19) Add a one-digit number to a two digit number with regrouping (E.11) Add three numbers Subtraction (I.1) Relate addition and subtraction sentences (J.6) Addition and Subtraction word problems Money (Q.4) Count pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters Time (U.4) Read clocks and write times All assignments are due the 1 st day of school, Monday August 27 th, WELCOME TO SECOND GRADE OPTIONAL SUMMER READING LIST We encourage all students to go to their local public library. Check out other programs available - films, story hours, etc. The following suggestions are from Lorraine Bentley, former children s librarian at Wheaton Public Library, past president of the Catholic Library Association of the Archdiocese of Washington, and lecturer in children s literature at Trinity College. FOR PARENTS Fox READING MAGIC: Why Reading Aloud to our Children Will Change Their Lives Forever Hearne CHOOSING BOOKS FOR CHILDREN Lewis and Mayes VALERIE AND WALTER S BEST BOOKS FOR CHILDREN - A lively, opinionated guide. (Amazon) Trelease READ-ALOUD HANDBOOK Keaton IMAGINING FAITH with KIDS (Pauline Books and Media) Getting your children and books together a few ideas: 1. Read Yourself! Let your children see you read. 2. Read what your children are reading. 3. Turn off the TV! Set aside time for each family member to read and enjoy. 4. Read aloud as a family. Your children s librarian at your local library branch will be happy to help you select books your entire family will enjoy. 5. Talk about the books you are reading. 6. Visit your local public library branch regularly. Help your children select book ask the librarian for help when you need it. Take advantage of the programs offered. 7. Show that books are special; give them as gifts. Summer Work Packet Incoming Grade 2, 6/11/ :34:01 AM Page 2 of 8

3 8. Relate books to family activities and events--a vacation trip, a new pet, visiting a museum, etc. Mary Quattlebaum has written Underground Train about a trip on Metro s Red Line. REMEMBER: The public library offers many services, and they are free of charge! Most Montgomery County libraries have shelves of easy-to-read books with yellow tape on the bindings; many have Step-Up books marked with blue tape. Start with these; if they are too easy, ask the librarian for suggestions. Remember the five-finger test: read a whole page aloud and put a finger over every word that gives you trouble. (Proper names do not count.) If all five fingers go down, this is a book to have a grown-up read to you. This year you have read many books that have won the Caldecott Medal. Look for other works by the same illustrators, as well as books by authors you have studied - Aliki, Dr. Seuss, Else Homelund Minarik, David McPhail, and Bernard Waber. Aardema, Verna. Ackerman, Karen Allard, Harry. Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People s Ears; others Song and Dance Man Miss Nelson Is Missing; Miss Nelson Is Back; Miss Nelson Has a Field Day Anno, Mitsumasa Anno s Journey; Anno s USA; Anno s Magic Seeds (513.4) Anno s Math Games (J ) Barrett, Judi Bemelmans, Ludwig. Brett, Jan Brown, Marcia. Bunting, Eve Burningham, John Byars, Betsy Cameron, Ann Cannon, Janell. Carrick, Carol Coerr, Eleanor Cooney, Barbara. Conrad, Pam Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs; Pickles to Pittsburgh Old MacDonald Had an Apartment House Madeline and its many sequels Mossy: The Trouble with Trolls; The First Dog; Town Mouse, Country Mouse; Gingerbread Baby; Hedgie s Surprise; many more Once a Mouse; Cinderella; Stone Soup; Three Billy Goats Gruff; Dick Whittington and His Cat; others Trouble on the T-ball Team; Sometimes the author addresses very hard topics- homelessness, the Vietnam memorial. John Patrick Norman McHennessy, The Boy Who Was Always Late The Seven Treasure Hunts; The Golly Sisters Go West and sequels The Stories Julian Tells Stellaluna; Verdi Patrick s Dinosaurs; What Happened to Patrick s Dinosaurs Chang s Paper Pony; The Josefina Quilt Story Miss Rumphius; Island Boy; Hattie and the Wild Waves The Rooster s Gift Summer Work Packet Incoming Grade 2, 6/11/ :34:01 AM Page 3 of 8

4 Cushman, Doug Daly, Niki De Paola, Tomie Edwards, Pamela Egielski, Richard Ehlert, Lois Emberley, Ed. Feiffer, Jules Flournoy, Valerie Freeman, Don Friedman, Ina R. Gag, Wanda. Galdone, Paul Griffith, Helen Haley, Gail. Heide, Florence Parry Henkes, Kevin Hoban, Russell Hoff, Syd Howe, James Hurwitz, Johanna Hutchins, Pat Hurst, Carol Otis The Aunt Eater mysteries: Dirk Bones mysteries: Inspector Hopper mysteries and others Not So Fast, Songolo; Jamela s Dress; others Oliver Button Is a Sissy; Mother Goose; Tom; Strega Nona; - many others Some Smug Slug; others The Gingerbread Boy (compare to Galdone and Brett) Nuts to You; Circus; Growing Vegetable Soup; Feathers for Lunch; Cuckoo/ A Mexican Folktale; Waiting for Wings; Eating the Alphabet; Leaf Man; Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf Go Away, Big Green Monster; many drawing books Bark, George; I Lost My Bear; Meanwhile The Patchwork Quilt; Tanya s Reunion Corduroy; A Pocket for Corduroy; Gregory s Shadow; many others How My Parents Learned to Eat Millions of Cats Three Little Pigs; Gingerbread Boy; Three Billy Goats Gruff; many others Georgia Music; Granddaddy and Janetta (juvenile fiction); others A Story, A Story: An African Tale The Day of Ahmed s Secret Penny and her Doll: Penny and her Song: Chester s Way; Lilly s Purple Plastic Purse; Owen; Chrysanthemum; Julius The Baby of the World; Wemberly Worried; Owen s Marshmellow Chick; Kitten s First Full Moon; Lily s Big Day Best Friends for Frances; A Bargain for Frances, and others Danny and the Dinosaur and sequels; others The Pinky and Rex series; Horace and Morris But Mostly Dolores; Hot Fudge; Harold and Chester and Creepy Crawly Birthday; Horace and Morris Join the Chorus, but What About Delores: Horace and Morris Say Cheese; Houndsley and Catina Russell and Eliza; Busybody Nora; E Is for Elisa; Russell Sprouts Good-night Owl; Don t Forget the Bacon Rocks in His Head Summer Work Packet Incoming Grade 2, 6/11/ :34:01 AM Page 4 of 8

5 Johnston, Tony Jonas, Ann Kellogg, Steven Kline, Suzy Lindbergh, Reeve Lionni, Leo Lobel, Arnold Maestro, Betsy Mahy, Margaret Marshall, James Marzollo, Jean McCloskey, Robert McDonald, Megan McNaughton, Colin McKissack, Patricia Meddaugh, Susan The Quilt Story; The Iguana Brothers: A Tale of Two Lizards; The Barn Owls; Alien and Possum: Friends No Matter What; others Bird Talk; Round Trip; Splash; The Quilt and The Trek; Aardvarks Disembark The Mysterious Tadpole; The Pinkerton series; others Horrible Harry and Mary Marony series The Midnight Farm; Johnny Appleseed; Nobody Owns The Sky: The Story of Brave Bessie Coleman Swimmy; Frederick; It s Mine; many others Frog and Toad series; Owl at Home; Mouse Soup; Fables; others All Aboard Overnight; Bike Trip; Taxi: a book of city words; some titles under science and history Beaten By a Balloon George and Martha series; The Fox books series; Space Case; I Spy Funhouse; many others I Spy books One Morning in Maine; Blueberries for Sal; Time of Wonder; Make Way for Ducklings; Burt Dow, Deep Water Man; Lentil Is this A House for Hermit Crab; Breezy, Whoo-oo is It? Insects Are My Life Suddenly! Goin Someplace Special; Flossie and the Fox Martha Speaks and sequels Milne, A.A. When We Were Very Young and Now We Are Six. These are delightful books of poems for sharing. Minarik, Else Homelund The Little Bear series; No Fighting, No Biting Miranda, Anne Mosel, Arlene Noble, Trinka Hakes Osborne, Mary Pope Pinkney, Gloria Jean Pinkney, Jerry To Market, To Market Tikki Tikki Tembo; The Funny Little Woman The Day Jimmy s Boa Ate the Wash and sequels; Meanwhile Back at the Ranch The Magic Tree House Series, many The Sunday Outing; Back Home The Ugly Duckling; Aesop s Fables; The Nightingale; The Little Red Hen; Little Red Riding Hood; The Lion and the Mouse (Caldecott Winner Summer Work Packet Incoming Grade 2, 6/11/ :34:01 AM Page 5 of 8

6 2010); Three Little Kittens; Puss in Boots; and The Grasshopper & The Ants (folk tales-398.3) Pollaco, Patricia Potter, Beatrix Just Plain Fancy; Babushka s Doll; (please preview carefully, some of her picture books with mature topics are intended for older children). The Tale of Peter Rabbit is only one of about 25 stories Miss Potter wrote and illustrated. See how many more you can have someone read to you this summer. I hope you can find the little copies; the author said she designed them to fit into little hands. Look for the original and authorized editions. Provenson, Alice & Martin The Glorious Flight; The Year at Maple Hill Farm; others Rathman, Peggy Ringgold, Faith Rylant, Cynthia. Say, Allen Officer Buckle and Gloria Tar Beach; Cassies Word Quilt The Poppleton series; Annie and Snowball series; Mr. Putter & Tabby Emma s Rug; Tea with Milk San Souci, Robert The Talking Eggs; Fa Mulan; A Caribbean Cendrillon (folktales, 398.2) Seuss, Dr. Schlein, Miriam Schotter, Roni Shannon, David Stanley, Diane Stevens, Janet Stewart, Sarah Stilton,Geronimo Taback, Simms I Can Read With My Eyes Shut; The Cat in the Hat; Fox in Sox; And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street; The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins; The Horton books; (some Seuss is for children to read by themselves; others are to be read to them) More Than One; others in science Captain Snap and the Children of Vinegar Lane; A Fruit and Vegetable Man A Bad Case of Stripes, No David!; David Goes To School; David Gets in Trouble; Duck on a Bike; others Saving Sweetness; Raising Sweetness; Petrosinella: A Neopolitan Rapunzel Tops and Bottoms; And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon; others The Library; The Gardener; The Journey The Geronimo and Thea Stilton series; many Joseph Had a Little Overcoat; others Thomas, Shelley Moore Goodnight, Good Knight; Get Well Good Knight; Happy Birthday, Good Knight; Take Care, Good Knight; A Cold Winter s Good Knight Trivizas, Eugenios Viorst, Judith Waber, Bernard Williams, Vera B. The Three Little Wolves and the Big, Bad Pig Earrings! The Lyle Crocodile books; The Ira books; Courage Stringbean s Trip to the Shining Sea; Three Days on a River in A Canoe Summer Work Packet Incoming Grade 2, 6/11/ :34:01 AM Page 6 of 8

7 Wise, William Ziefert, Harriet Ten Sly Piranhas: A Counting Story in Reverse (A Tale of Wickedness and Worse) A Dozen Dozens; When I First Came to This Land; others RELIGIOUS READING In addition to the lives of the saints for children which are available in religious goods stores, look for Tomie De Paola s Parables of Jesus, Miracles of Jesus, Bible Stories, Christopher, the Holy Giant, Mary, the Mother of Jesus, Clown of God: An Old Story and Patrick, Patron Saint of Ireland. The Holy Twins: Benedict and Scholastica by Kathleen Norris was illustrated by Tomie De Paola. Jerry Pinkney won a Caldecott Honor medal for his Noah s Ark. From Paulist Press, A Walk through Our Church by Gertrud Mueller Nelson contains the vocabulary of worship in preparation for first communion. Most, if not all of these, are in the public library. Barnes and Noble in Gaithersburg and Rockville have an excellent selection of children s Bibles and books for spiritual reading. INFORMATION BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS Aliki Arnosky, Jim Branley, Franklyn Bulla Clyde Robert d Aulaire, Ingri & Edgar Dinosaurs are Different; Digging Up Dinosaurs; My Visit to the Dinosaurs; How a Book is Made; A Weed Is A Flower; My Visit to the Aquarium; My Visit to the Zoo; The Story of Johnny Appleseed; Ah, Music; many others Crinkelroot s Guide to Knowing Butterflies and Moths; many others, some titles start All About others with animals- wolves, wild ponies, etc. Flash, Crash, Rumble and Roll; Tornado Alert; Volcanoes; many other Let s Read and Find out Science Books A Tree Is a Plant Lives of famous people Columbus; George Washington; Abraham Lincoln and others Floca, Brian Locomotive (Caldecott Winner 2014) Gans, Roma Gibbons, Gail Mitgutsch, Ali Oechsli, Helen Parish, Peggy Parker, Nancy Pluckrose, Henry Selsam, Millicent Let s Go Rock Collecting; How Do Birds Find Their Way; others Fire, Fire; Puff-Flash-Bang! A Book about Signals; Country Fair; 86 entries on almost any subject you would like-sports, animals under their Dewey Decimal numbers From Grain to Bread; Start to Finish books by other authors In My Garden: a Child s Gardening Book Dinosaur Time Bugs; Frogs, Toads, Lizards and Salamanders; others Think about Tasting; other Think About titles How to be a Nature Detective; Keep Looking; others Taus-Bolstad, Stacy From Wheat to Bread; other books on countries Wells, Robert E. Did a Dinosaur Drink This Water? Summer Work Packet Incoming Grade 2, 6/11/ :34:01 AM Page 7 of 8

8 These are merely a short sampling of the treasures awaiting you at out local public libraries. The librarians at your branch may suggest other books by the authors listed or books I have not included there isn t room for everything in this book list. If your Montgomery County public library doesn t own something you want, ask the librarian about interlibrary loan. Barnes and Noble in Rockville and Gaithersburg, and Politics and Prose in Washington, D.C. frequently host children s authors and illustrators and have other interesting activities. Check Book World in the Washington Post on Sundays for coming events at the above stores. Children enjoy getting mail. Consider a subscription to a magazine (Highlights for Children; and the Cricket magazine group-spider) as a birthday, or end of year school gift. This type of reading prepares children for the type of reading most people do as adults. Choose magazines that reflect your family s hobbies and interests. Take into account ages and developmental levels. Practice throwing, catching, and jumping rope this summer. There are many books of games, songs, and rhymes for these activities on the Dewey Decimal Number 780 shelf at the library; nursery rhymes are near fairytales -Dewey Decimal Number HAVE A HAPPY SUMMER, READING! Summer Work Packet Incoming Grade 2, 6/11/ :34:01 AM Page 8 of 8