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cect15 4th Grade Name Teacher in September Elementary School Summer Reading Nyack School District 2015

Administration Building 13A Dickinson Avenue Nyack, NY 10960 (845) 353-7000 June 2015 Dear Future Fourth Grader and Parents, At the end of this school year you will no longer be a third grader. To assist you in getting ready for fourth grade, your teachers have put together some reading activities to complete this summer. The attached activity packet is due the first week of school in September. If you misplace your packet, you can locate it on your school s website listed below. Research has proven that children who read over the summer are more prepared and have an easier transition into the next grade level. Students who do not read are less equipped for the challenges of the new school year. Students who complete the packet will be recognized at school in September. Your required activities are: 1. Read at least 4 books. One book should be non-fiction. 2. Write down the books you read on the reading log attached in this packet. 3. Pick your 4 favorite books. Complete one activity sheet for each book. Enclosed is a list of suggested authors you might enjoy reading. The librarian at your local library can help you choose books. You may also use any favorite books that you have at home. As you read, you may listen to any of the titles on cassette tape, CD, e-reader or an MP3 player, all of which are available for circulation from local libraries. The Nyack and Valley Cottage libraries have a summer reading program, along with many free craft and activity programs for children of all ages. The theme of this summer s reading program is Every Hero has a Story! A Who is your Hero sheet is attached to the end of this packet for your child to complete and can be returned to Nyack or Valley Cottage library to be put on display. Sincerely, Enjoy the summer. Have fun reading. Ellen Rechenberger, Principal Stephen Ochser, Interim Principal Gina Cappiello, Principal Jody Skidd, Anne Jacobs Tammy Ficarelli, Màire Warzecha Mary L. Mark, Amy Leibel Reading Teachers Reading Teachers Reading Teachers Nicholas Grasso, Librarian Julie Zwiebel, Librarian Carolyn Travers, Librarian Liberty Elementary School Upper Nyack Elementary School Valley Cottage Elementary School http://lb.nyackschools.org http://un.nyackschools.org http://vc.nyackschools.org Si ou bezwen enfòmasyon tradui an kreyòl, rele Jocelyne Abraham nan 353-7044. Si le hace falta información traducida en español, llama a Yesenia Polanco al 353-7042 / 7247. 2

vces/cect15 Fiction Suggested Author List-Grades 4-5 Allison, Jennifer Angleberger, tom Applegate, Katherine Avi Banks, Lynne Reid Barber, Tiki Barnett, Mac Blume, Judy Bosch, Pseudonymous Bunting, Eve Byars, Betsy Cabot, Meg Cameron, Ann Carmen, Patrick Casanova, Mary Christopher, Matt Cleary, Beverly Clements, Andrew Cole, Joanna Conford, Ellen Conrad, Pam Coville, Bruce Cowell, Cressida Creech, Sharon Curtis, Christopher Cushman, Karen Dahl, Roald Danziger, Paula DiCamillo, Kate Dixon, Franklin Draper, Sharon Erickson, John R. Frederick, Heather Fritz, Jean Funke, Cornelia Gaimen, Neil Gantos, Jack Gauch, Patricia Lee George, Jean Craighead Giff, Patricia Reilly Gilson, Jamie Greenburg, Dan Greenfield, Eloise Gregory, Deborah Grisham, John Gutman, Dan Hahn, Mary Downing Hale, Bruce Hesse, Karen Hiaasen, Carl Hamilton, Virginia Hesse, Karen Holm, Jennifer Hurwitz, Joanna Irving, Washington Jacques, Brian Johnson, Angela Keene, Carolyn Kehert, Peg Kelly, Jamie Kinney, Jeff Konigsberg, E.L. Korman, Gordon Kowitt, Holly Lerangis, Peter Lewis, C.S. Levine, Gail Carson Lowry, Lois Lubar, David Lupica, Mike MacLachlan, Patricia Martin, Ann Miles, Ellen Milne, A.A. Moss, Marissa Myers, Walter Dean Myracle, Lauren Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds Nimmo, Jenny O Brien, Robert C. O Dell, Scott Palacio, R.J. Paolini, Christopher Park, Barbara Patterson, Katherine Patterson, James Paulsen, Gary Peck, Richard Polacco, Patricia Porter, Connnie Pullman, Philip Riordan, Rick Ritter, John H. Robinson, Barbara Rowling, J.K. Rylant, Cynthia Sachar, Louis Schlitz, Laura Amy Scieszka, Jon Selznick, Brian Sewell. Anna Shaw, Janet Smith, Jeff Spinelli, Jerry Stead, Rebecca Stilton, Geronimo Stine, R.L. Strasser, Todd Taylor, Mildred Turnage, Shelia Trine, Greg Tripp, Valerie Vail, Rachel Van Draanen, Wendelin Warner, Gertrude Chandler Watson, Jude Weeks, Sarah White. E.B. Wilder, Laura Ingalls Winkler, Henry Wright, Betty Wren Yee, Lisa Yep, Laurence Non-Fiction General: Adler, David Brown, Don Cole, Joanna Flocca, Brian Fradin, Dennis Freedman, Russell Giblin, James Gutman, Bill Harness, Cheryl Hopkinson, Deborah Kent, Deborah Krull, Kathleen Landau, Elaine Lauber, Patricia Pringle, Laurence Simon, Seymour Wulffson, Don Poetry: De Regniers, Beatrice Schenk Florian, Douglas Grandits, John Grimes, Nikki Hopkins, Lee Bennett Hughes, Langston Kennedy, X.J. Lansky, Bruce Nash, Ogden Nye, Naomi Shihab Prelutsky, Jack Sidman, Joyce Silverstein, Shel Viorst, Judith Worth, Valerie Series: Who is or Who Was...(Biographies) What is.(times is History Biography: In addition to these non-fiction authors, try the biography section for books on famous people, and choose a book on a person of interest to you. 3

vces/cect15 Congratulations!! You have been chosen to grade the book you just read. Book Report Card Title_ Type of Book Author Fiction Non-fiction Adventure Biography Poetry Mystery Fairy tale How-to book Humor Romance Horror Fantasy Folktale Classic Sports Speech Informational Historical Autobiography (Check all the types that apply to your book) Place a check mark beside the words that are true about your book. Funny Sad Interesting Boring Easy to read Difficult to read Believable Could never happen Well-written Couldn t understand the writing Scary No scares here Has pictures No pictures I was surprised at end I knew how it was going to end Recommended Not recommended Overall grade using the scale below A = Awesome C= Could have been Better F = Flop B = Best D= Dud The reason I gave the book this grade is because Signed Date (name) I would recommend this book for grade. 4

We are the same and we are different. We are the same because (your name) In the left circle, draw your portrait in the square and list some traits about yourself that are different from the character in the book. In the right circle, draw your book character in the square and list some traits about the character that are different from you. Where the two circles meet in the middle write how the two of you are alike. Me My Character (your character s name) Name My character is different from me because I am different from my character because vces/cect15 Title Author 5

vces/cect15 NEWS Reported by My Book is Big News! Title Author This is where it happened: Here s what happened: This is who it happened to: 6 Using the prompts above, create a newspaper page about your book. Make up a title for your newspaper that would go with the book you read. Use the box without lines to draw a picture or comic that illustrates your book. Use the lines on the box underneath for a caption. Name

vces/cect15 Date Dear From your book buddy, 7

My 4th Grade Reading Log-2015 My goal for the summer is to read books! # Book Information Fiction or Non-Fiction # of Pages My Opinion 1 Title: Author: 2 3 4 Name vces/cect15 8