Week of June 12, 2023 | TK
Week of June 12, 2023 | Kindergarten | Enjoy Summer Reading!
Paper engineering wizardry reveal a pop-up Disney character for each letter of the alphabet.
If Rocks Could Sing: a Discovered Alphabet, by Leslie McGurk
A nature-inspired alphabet book features unique rocks found on a stretch of beach by the author's home that are presented in the shapes of letters, numbers and alphabetical figures.
Summer, by Alice Low
A boy, a girl, and a dog share the joys of summer: swimming, fishing, gardening, watching fireworks, chasing butterflies, and toasting marshmallows. What are you looking forward to doing this summer?
Summer Reading Elementary students are not required to read over the summer, but are strongly encouraged to do so. If you run out of ideas for what to read next, consult the MBUSD Entering Grades K-1 Reading List. Find out more
Week of June 12, 2023 | First Grade | Enjoy Summer Reading!
A camping trip for two friends doesn't quite go as planned. Tiny Mouse is bursting with enthusiasm when she greets Big Monster with "Let's go camping!" But Monster doesn't know what camping is. Mouse explains: "You walk in the woods. You sleep in a tent. You tell spooky stories." What could go wrong?
Camping Day, by Patricia Lakin
Despite getting lost in the woods on the way to the campsite and being chased by bees, crocodile friends Sam, Pam, Will, and Jill take it in stride and eventually find their way; pitching a tent, making a fire, and having a great time in the great outdoors underneath the twinkling stars.
Video Backyard Camping Ideas for the Whole Family Fun and easy ideas for enjoying the wilderness of your own backyard. Includes a tip about a waffle cone s'more stuffed with melted marshmallows and chocolate chips. Mmmm!
Crafty Connection Fold and decorate an origami tent to use as a bookmark
Summer Reading Elementary students are not required to read over the summer, but are strongly encouraged to do so. If you run out of ideas for what to read next, consult the MBUSD Entering Grades 2-3 Reading List. Find out more
Week of June 12, 2023 | Second Grade | Enjoy Summer Reading!
Though sheep are famous for following the flock, Woolbur is one sheep who knows how to think for himself and make his own lifestyle choices. "Isn't that great!"
Crafty Connection Color and cut out Woolbur and decorate his hair and yours with curled pipe cleaners
Summer Reading Elementary students are not required to read over the summer, but are strongly encouraged to do so. If you run out of ideas for what to read next, consult the MBUSD Entering Grades 2-3 Reading List. Find out more
Week of June 12, 2023 | Third Grade | Enjoy Summer Reading!
In 1941, convicted counterfeiter Elliott Michener (1906-1997) was sent to Alcatraz prison. There he plotted his escape, until he was assigned to work as a landscaper and discovered his passion for gardening.
Summer Reading Elementary students are not required to read over the summer, but are strongly encouraged to do so. If you run out of ideas for what to read next, consult the MBUSD Entering Grades 4-5 Reading List. Find out more
Week of June 12, 2023 | Fourth Grade
Week of June 12, 2022 | Fifth Grade | Required Summer Reading
Endings and Beginnings | Farewell! Enjoy What's Next!
A princess starts a chain of events when she makes lemonade.
The Night Before First Grade, by Natasha Wing
Penny's excitement over the start of first grade turns to sadness when she and her best friend are placed in different classrooms, but they make the best of it--and some new friends.
Crafty Connection Make colorful sun catchers with coffee filters and markers
Required Summer Reading Entering sixth grade summer reading list