Dear Family, I am in need of your help to be successful over the summer. The long vacation from school can cause me to have a huge gap in my educational progress if I don’t keep actively practicing everything that I learned in school this year. Please see my 4 Picture Messages below and the Summer Enrichment Packet for other ideas to keep me academically engaged and challenged all summer long. Here’s My Summer to Do List: Summer Homework 1 Sing the abc song to a Sort a bag of gummy bears/colored Count your numbers from 1-20 to Eat a popsicle!! Talk about what happens Draw a picture of the local library. Read and Write Daily 2 .. Continue to practice Alphabet Recognition and Writing the upper Sign-up Practice spelling and writing My Name and lower case letters of the Alphabet. for a library card and Online Resources: check www.abcmouse.com out some new books to read. 3...Continue practicing color and number 4…. Continue practicing Alphabet Sounds and Rhyming Words recognition. Practice writing numbers and drawing shapes. family member. Try candies (color, size) then count the a family member. Challenge as you bite into it, as you suck on the ice, fireworks or a summer to write the number in each pile. yourself to go further. See how and why it melts. and write about it alphabets as you sing Talk about which one has far you can count! in Journal 1 the song! less/more/equal? Read for 20 minutes, the beach, collect seashells and Read a book for 20 minutes. Follow a simple recipe and cook a meal Circle the letters in your Help your child Talk about the author sort them based on their color, size, Identify an event that happened together. name on a cereal or food look through old and illustrator of the shape, etc. Count the shells. in the story. Child makes a Recall what you did first/second/third. box. Talk about the sounds books in your book. What do they Talk which is the most common? picture of his/her experience that each letter makes. home. Copy some do? and parent adds labels in Identify the middle/last name letters/words you letters? Journal 2 can find.
Read and Write Daily Practice spelling and writing My Name 2 .. Continue to practice Alphabet Recognition and Writing the upper and lower case letters of the Alphabet. Online Resources: www.abcmouse.com 3...Continue practicing color and number recognition. Practice writing numbers and drawing shapes. 4…. Continue practicing Alphabet Sounds and Rhyming Words Dear Family, I am in need of your help to be successful over the summer. The long vacation from school can cause me to have a huge gap in my educational progress if I don’t keep actively practicing everything that I learned in school this year. Please see my 4 Picture Messages below and the Summer Enrichment Packet for other ideas to keep me academically engaged and challenged all summer long. Here’s My Summer to Do List: Summer Homework 1 Sing the abc song to a family member. Try to write the alphabets as you sing the song! Sort a bag of gummy bears/colored candies (color, size) then count the number in each pile. Talk about which one has less/more/equal? Count your numbers from 1-20 to a family member. Challenge yourself to go further. See how far you can count! Eat a popsicle!! Talk about what happens as you bite into it, as you suck on the ice, and why it melts. Draw a picture of fireworks or a summer and write about it in Journal 1 the local library. Sign-up for a library card and check out some new books to read. Read for 20 minutes, Talk about the author and illustrator of the book. What do they do? the beach, collect seashells and sort them based on their color, size, shape, etc. Count the shells. Talk which is the most common? Read a book for 20 minutes. Identify an event that happened in the story. Child makes a picture of his/her experience and parent adds labels in Journal 2 Follow a simple recipe and cook a meal together. Recall what you did first/second/third. Circle the letters in your name on a cereal or food box. Talk about the sounds that each letter makes. Identify the middle/last name letters? Help your child look through old books in your home. Copy some letters/words you can find.
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