1. Summer
Reading

2. Avoid the summer slide
Research shows that students who read and discuss at least 5 books over the summer can help maintain their reading skills. Kids who participate in a summer reading program could even show growth over the summer. Otherwise students skills will slide away.
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3. Read. Discuss. Read some more.
What can you do?
Read.
Discuss.
Read some more.

4. www.ncwiseowl.org password:wiseowl17
Lots of websites with free EBooks can be found at the summer reading link on the UC Media Center homepage. Use the questions below with the books you read!
password:wiseowl17
Login to Destiny and search for Ebooks you can read online!

5. FICTION
Tell about the beginning, middle, and end of the story.
What do you think was the most important thing that happened in the story? Why do you think it was important?
What connections to your life or another book did you make while reading this story?

6. NONFICTION
Tell me some facts you learned from this book?
What do you think is the most important thing you learned from reading this book? Tell why you think it is important.
What other things do you want to learn about this book topic?

7. Summer Reading Programs
Forsyth Public Library-Libraries Rock!
Scholastic Summer Challenge-A magical Summer of Reading
Barnes and Noble - Summer Reading Journal
Bookmarks Summer Reading

8. Destiny Ebooks NC Wiseowl Ebooks pw: wiseowl17 Open Ebooks

9. Booklists EBOB NCCBA nominees Lexile Level book search
Caldecott winners
Newbery winners

10. Get excited about reading!