August 2009

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3 Make up an exciting Summer Reading Slogan and use it to create a colorful banner to hang in your room. |
4 Draw a picture of your bedroom. Label five of your favorite things. Write about one of them. |
5 Make a list of all the popsicle flavors you can. Put them in ABC order and then circle your favorite. |
6 VISIT THE LIBRARY! Choose a book to read. Tell what made you pick this book. |
7 Make a puppet of a character from a book you have read. Use a paper bag, socks or a popsicle stick to create the puppet. |
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10 Think of your favorite place to eat. Draw your favorite meal. Write 3 reasons why people should eat there. |
11 Plan an August picnic to celebrate reading. Make a list telling who you would invite and what you would do. |
12 VISIT THE LIBRARY! Find a book about plants. Make a list of seven new words that you learned about plants. |
13 Take a walk with an adult. Count the number of different plants you see. Select your favorite plant to sketch and label. |
14 Read for 15 minutes in a shady spot. Write about your favorite character and tell why? |
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17 Go outside, close your eyes, and listen to all the mysterious sounds. Then write a story about what you heard. Try to make the sounds you heard and create a musical sequence with the sounds. |
18 Read a book about an animal. Try to find out where the animal lives. Use a shoebox to create the animal’s habitat. |
19 Find a picture in the newspaper or in a magazine. Write a story telling about what is happening. |
20 VISIT THE LIBRARY! Read a book by your favorite author. What did you read? Who was the author? Find some information about the author and write it in your journal. |
21 Create a new cookie. Name it and design a box that will make people want to try it. |
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24 Design a special award for your favorite book character. Write what your character did to earn this special award. |
25 Think of your favorite jokes. Write 3 or 4 of them to share. Try them out on your friends and family. |
26 The weather on summer days can be hot! List all the things you can think of that are hot. |
27 VISIT THE LIBRARY! Find a book with an unusual setting. Make a postcard. Draw the setting on the front and write a message to a friend on the back. |
28 Make a list of all of the books you read this summer. Give it to your teacher on the first day of school. |
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31 Write a letter to your teacher. Tell her some things you would like her to know about you before school starts. |
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