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Summer Reading Name Grade 5 (2017-2018) Due: September 5, 2017

PENN-DELCO SCHOOL DISTRICT ASTON, DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 19014 June, 2017 Dear Parent or Guardian: Summer is here and school is out, but remember that reading and writing need to continue. The summer months provide the perfect opportunity to extend and enrich your child s reading experiences. Penn-Delco s Summer Reading Program will help your child maintain these all-important skills. Students finishing grade four must read AT LEAST four books during the summer. Two of the books should be nonfiction selections. They should record the titles and authors on the reading log. Students will answer 1 open-ended question for one fiction and one non-fiction book. Attached is an example/explanation on how to include evidence into your response. The response may be written on the paper provided in this packet or typed. If they choose a book on the Reading Counts list, the school library will be open each week for an opportunity to take the quiz. A letter was sent home from your school listing the day and times. You can also check the district website. The summer reading log is due by September 5 th. Your school library and the local public library are excellent sources of books for summer reading. Ask the librarian for assistance to find books at your child s reading level. Please encourage your child to continue learning by reading and writing during the summer. Sincerely, Fifth Grade Teachers

How do I write an open-ended response? Students should follow the R.A.C.E. format for completing an open-ended response. R = restated the question/prompt (turn question/prompt into an answer) A = answer all parts of the question/prompt (how you would answer verbally) C = cite (find evidence in the story and explain what it means) E = extend (how does this connect to my life? Text-text, text-self, text-world with an explanation of how it connects) Open-ended responses should be at least five sentences. Below is a sample paragraph in the correct format/all the parts. Use this sample paragraph to help you complete yours. SAMPLE PARAGRAPH The purpose of the library is to allow people to read books without buying them. Visitors to the library can also participate in a variety of activities. The flyer shows that visitors can take computer classes or listen to stories being read. The library may also be attempting to encourage children to read by borrowing books. On page 2, it states that books may only be borrowed for a specific amount of time. Because you don t have to pay for the books, people can read a book without spending money. This reminds me of my library in my town. I go to the library once a week to take out books that my friends or teacher recommends for me to read. Libraries can be wonderful places to read. Remember when you cite examples, you should put a sentence or two that the book says in quotation marks or the phrases according to the text, on page, the author stated, etc. and include the page number where you found it. A cited example should be used to prove that your answer is correct. For example, if you say that the theme of the book is friendship you should show a sentence or two from the book that is an example of friendship. If you say that a character s personality is kind, your cited example should show that character being kind.

Name Summer Reading ~ 2017 Reading Log Fiction *Title *Title Nonfiction *Title *Title

Name Fiction Open-Ended Questions Choose one question below to construct a response. All responses should be 5-6 sentences in length. 1. Choose one of the characters from the story. Discuss the motives for their actions. Use evidence from the story to support your response. 2. Summarize the sequence of events leading up to the climax of the story. 3. Give your opinion of the book. Write a review of the book. Fiction Question #

Name Non-fiction Open-Ended Questions Choose one question below to construct a response. All responses should be 5-6 sentences in length. 1. Discuss your views on this book. What new knowledge have you gained by reading this text? 2. Give your opinion on how the text and graphic features in this book helped you comprehend the content of the book. Explain using evidence from the text. 3. Analyze how the content of the book affects your life. Non-fiction Question #