Fluency Comprehension Journal Entry/Writing Vocabulary Word Work Technology Library Visit 25 26 27 28 29 30 Record yourself reading the Relationships with others Create your own comic strip. Today is Paul Bunyan Day! is Camera Day! Time to brush up on your typing book you got from the library. are important. Think about He is a lumberjack in skills! Visit the Typing Factory the relationship you have American Folklore. Write at How many words related to at to practice! with a sibling, cousin, or least 10 words associated photography can you make friend. Write about how with the job of lumberjack. from these letters? your relationship with that person is like the m f a r e relationship between the t c i e r s p u characters in the book you l s m e l s are reading h e c e e s l f s a h JULY Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Fluency Comprehension Journal Entry/Writing Vocabulary Word Work Technology Library 1 Check out a book from the Annie and Simon series by Catharine O’Neil. Start reading! 2 4 5 6 7 8 3 Read to someone your What is the major problem in Brainstorm six words that are What are five new words you How many can you Think about the stories you Check out Weather by Lee favorite part of a book. When the story you are reading? associated with the 4th of learned while reading? make with these letters? have read. Make a list of Hopkins or another you get to the speaking part Write about the problem in July. Sort them into two lists: Write at least three of the a, e, e, i, o, c, n, r, r, t your favorite characters in nonfiction book from the of different characters, your journal. Share it with a 1 for long vowel words and 1 words, their meanings in Create at least 15 words. you your journal. Visit to summer reading list. Start change your voice to match family member. Write about short vowel words. your own words, and drawn Use all letters to find the complete a character reading. their mood. different ways the character an illustration to help magic word. Sort them into scrapbook. Share it with your may be able to solve the someone else learn these categories by long vowel friends and family. problem. words. sounds a-e, i-e, and o-e.
Fluency Comprehension Journal Entry/Writing Vocabulary Word Work Technology Library Visit 25 Record yourself reading the book you got from the library. 26 Relationships with others are important. Think about the relationship you have with a sibling, cousin, or friend. Write about how your relationship with that person is like the relationship between the characters in the book you are reading 27 Create your own comic strip. 28 Today is Paul Bunyan Day! He is a lumberjack in American Folklore. Write at least 10 words associated with the job of lumberjack. 29 is Camera Day! How many words related to photography can you make from these letters? m f a r e t c i e r s p u l s m e l s h e c e e s l f s a h 30 Time to brush up on your typing skills! Visit the Typing Factory at to practice! JULY Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Fluency Comprehension Journal Entry/Writing Vocabulary Word Work Technology Library 1 Check out a book from the Annie and Simon series by Catharine O’Neil. Start reading! 2 Read to someone your favorite part of a book. When you get to the speaking part of different characters, change your voice to match their mood. 3 What is the major problem in the story you are reading? Write about the problem in your journal. Share it with a family member. Write about different ways the character may be able to solve the problem. 4 Brainstorm six words that are associated with the 4th of July. Sort them into two lists: 1 for long vowel words and 1 short vowel words. 5 What are five new words you learned while reading? Write at least three of the words, their meanings in your own words, and drawn an illustration to help someone else learn these words. 6 How many can you make with these letters? a, e, e, i, o, c, n, r, r, t Create at least 15 words. Use all letters to find the magic word. Sort them into categories by long vowel sounds a-e, i-e, and o-e. 7 Think about the stories you have read. Make a list of your favorite characters in you your journal. Visit to complete a character scrapbook. Share it with your friends and family. 8 Check out Weather by Lee Hopkins or another nonfiction book from the summer reading list. Start reading.
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