NDPMA 6TH GRADE SUMMER READING.docx
Welcome to NDPMA 6th grade,762001754853911500Over the summer, I would like you to read the following: a novel, a magazine, a non-fiction book, a newspaper (on-line or in print), and a menu. You will be going on a bit of a scavenger hunt while reading; you will have eight challenges to complete. If you follow directions carefully, all of your work can be done on this document; and I will be able to follow your journey as you read through the summer. I will be doing the same assignments so you will be able to check on my reading over the summer, also. All the work is due by August 22. I can’t wait to chat with all of you about what you have read. Enjoy reading!!Challenge # 1: Keep track of the time you spend reading this summer. I’m figuring that if we all read 10 minutes a day (Remember, you don’t have to have a book in your hands to be reading. Magazines, instruction manuals, menus,etc: all require reading.), each of us will read over 700 minutes and if there are 60 students in the class. . . . well, that is a problem for math class, but it is a lot of reading! Read whatever and whenever. Make a chart like the one below, or design your own chart, and keep track of your reading time. Summer Reading ChartWhat you are reading:# MinutesTotal minutes so far:Challenge # 2: Share one of your favorite children’s book with a younger brother, sister, cousin, neighbor, anyone who will listen to you read. Take a picture of the two of you sharing the joy of reading. 25955630Insert picture here:Who did you read to?What book did you choose?250507566675Challenge #3: Read a novel that you have been waiting for summer to have time to read, and then fill in the chart below.Title:Author:Setting: (Time and Place)If you could be one of the characters in the book, which one would you be? Why? Challenge #4: Find out what your family, friends, relatives, people you meet on vacation, etc. are reading. Name and Relationship:Favorite Book/Author1.2.3.4.5.Challenge #5: Flip through a newspaper to find the following: 21240750Name of Newspaper:A story about a local problem (What is the problem?):A movie you are interested in seeing, the theatre where it is showing, and showtimes:A story about a muscian or artist: Title:One thing you learned:Any headline that captures your attention:A letter to the editor that is interesting to you - what is the letter about?: Challenge #6: Read a magazine.283845028575Name of Magazine:Most interesting thing you learned:Best advertisement and why:Challenge #7: Read a non-fiction book. 108585047625198120047625Title:Author:Three facts you learned:1.2.3.Challenge #8: The menu! (This is my favorite challenge.) Take a picture of a menu from a special restaurant you find yourself dining at this summer. Was there a special reason for going to that restaurant? Picture of menu and name of restaurant if it doesn’t show on the menu:What did you eat?Did you have dessert? If so, and I sure hope you did because no meal is complete without dessert, what did you order?I hope you have fun taking the summer reading challenge. If you have any questions, email me: gpauwels@Have a great summer!!Mrs. PauwelsYour soon to be Language and Literature teacher! ................
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