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Additional Summer Resources and Virtual Camps

Resource Link

Camp Wonderopolis

http://camp.wonderopolis.org/

Maker Camp

http://makercamp.com

Reading Rockets

http://bit.ly/1crECOa

Start With a

Book

http://www.startwithabook.org/ Summer Learning

Inspirations http://bit.ly/1TWJ8mt

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Did You Know?

The Top Ten Things An incoming kindergartner should do over the summer

1. Read with a parent daily (including books, magazines, cereal

boxes, signs, recipes)

2. Count up to 20 objects

3. Hold a pencil properly between the thumb and first two

fingers

4. Write his/her name in lower and upper case letters

5. Know and write the alphabet

6. Be able to use scissors and cut neatly

7. Dress herself/himself

8. Write or draw in a journal once a week or more

9. Do science experiments

10. Play outside every day. Work on riding a bike, hopping,

doing jumping jacks, swimming, and playing with a ball

(bounce, throw, and catch)

Summer Resources for Entering Kindergarteners at A.D. Henderson

Resource Link(s) Description / Notes

Tumble Books

http://bit.ly/1U9M7w3

Online books read aloud

Epic

https://www.getepic.com

App available:

http://apple.co/1KDFICB

“The Netflix of kids’ books”

Free trial available

Storyline Online

http://www.storylineonline.net

Online books read aloud by celebrities

ABCya.com

http://www.abcya.com/

Early childhood literacy website

Starfall

http://www.starfall.com/

Early childhood literacy and math website

http://bit.ly/1U9M7w3

https://www.getepic.com/




http://www.storylineonline.net/

http://www.abcya.com/

http://www.starfall.com/

Camp Wonderopolis


Virtual Summer Camp

Maker Camp

http://makercamp.com

Virtual Summer Camp

Reading Rockets


10 Weeks of Summer Reading Adventures for You and Your Kids

Summer Learning Inspirations

http://bit.ly/1TWJ8mt

Collection of reading resources

Start With a Book

http://www.startwithabook.org/

Resources for parents to assist children with reading

Community Village

goo.gl/LTmdX7

Collection of resources for summer





http://makercamp.com/













http://goo.gl/LTmdX7

http://tinyurl.com/znobhsa

The Top Ten Things An incoming first grader should do over the summer

1. Read one book a week or MORE

(10 books)

2. Be read to everyday and talk about what

was read

3. Write in a journal once a week or more

4. Know 25 math facts (to 10) in 3 minutes

5. Count by 1s, 5s, and 10s to 100

6. Identify coins and begin to count them

7. Identify the hands on a clock as the hour hand and minute hand

8. Do Family Science Experiments

9. Tie his/her own shoes

10. Ride a bike and play outside every day

Student Name:_______________________________________ 2018‐2019 Grade: K Homeroom: _____________________

Resource Link Log in Information Notes

SumDog

https://www.sumdog.com/

App available: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sumdog/id1145809959?mt=8

Username:________________________ Password:________________________ School Code: a-d

Summer contest with prizes for top 20 students

Epic


App available: http://apple.co/1KDFICB

Promo Code: http://bit.ly/2JxQ14k

RAZ Kids

https://www.kidsa-z.com/main/Login

Teacher Username: ________________________ Student Password (if required): _______________

Typing Club

Log-In using Google Classroom Instructions: http://ior.ad/xnH

Auto Log-In once student has logged into Google Classroom

iStation

https://secure.istation.com/Account/LogOn?domain=henderson.amdev.fl&ReturnUrl=&partne

r=

Username:________________________ Password:________________________ Domain (school/district location): henderson.amdev.fl

See attached instruction sheet

The Top Ten Things An incoming second grader should do over the summer

1. Read one book (or MORE) a week

2. Know math facts to 10 fluently

3. Count by 1s, 5s, and 10s to 200

4. Practice answering questions (orally) in complete

sentences

5. Learn physical address (house/apartment number, street,

city, state, and zip code)

6. Know parents’ cell phone numbers and home telephone

number

7. Write five sentences each week about a single topic using

correct capitalization and punctuation

8. Tie own shoe laces

9. Practice counting mixed coins (pennies, nickels, dimes,

quarters, and half dollars) up to $1.00

10. Practice telling time on an analog clock/watch to the

hour and half hour

Student Name:_______________________________________ 2018‐2019 Grade: 1st Homeroom: _____________________


SumDog

https://www.sumdog.com/

App available: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sumdog/id1145809959?mt=8

Username:________________________ Password:________________________ School Code: a-d

Summer contest with prizes for top 20 students

Epic


App available: http://apple.co/1KDFICB


RAZ Kids

https://www.kidsa-z.com/main/Login

Teacher Username: ________________________ Student Password (if required): _______________

Typing Club



iStation

https://secure.istation.com/Account/LogOn?domain=henderson.amdev.fl&ReturnUrl=&partne

r=

Username:________________________ Password:________________________ Domain (school/district location): henderson.amdev.fl

See attached instruction sheet

The Top Ten Things An incoming third grader should do over the summer

1. Read one “just right” book a week or MORE

2. Practice reading a variety of texts and genres like

realistic fiction, fantasy, nonfiction, magazines, etc.

3. Keep a summer journal by writing down

experiences and memories, using complete

sentences, correct capitalization, and punctuation.

4. Fluently add and subtract within 20 using mental

strategies

5. Use strategies to add and subtract within 1,000.

6. Practice using math in real world activities including

telling time to the nearest 5 minutes and solving

problems using dollars/coins

7. Practice organizational skills by cleaning your room,

building routines, and helping around the house

8. Volunteer in your community

9. Complete several science experiments

10. Stay active and enjoy outside time

Student Name:_____________________________________ 2018‐2019 Grade: 2nd Homeroom: _____________________


SumDog

https://www.sumdog.com/ App available:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sumdog/id1145809959?mt=8

Username: ______________________ Password: ______________________ School Code: a-d

Summer contest with prizes for top 20 students.

Epic

https://www.getepic.com App available:




XtraMath

https://xtramath.org/

Email: ________________________ Password: ______________________ Pin: ___________________________

Typing Club



iStation

https://secure.istation.com/Account/LogOn?domain=henderson.amdev.fl&ReturnUrl=&partner

=

Username:________________________ Password:________________________

Domain (school/district location): henderson.amdev.fl

The Top Ten Things An incoming fourth grader should do over the summer

1. Build reading stamina by independently reading for 20

minutes each day or night

2. Practice reading a variety of texts and genres (science

fiction, magazines, newspapers, fantasy, etc.)

3. Become fluent with math multiplication facts 1-12

4. Practice division fact fluency and how it correlates to

multiplication facts 1-12 (ex. knowing 32 divided by 8

equals 4 because 4 times 8 equals 32)

5. Practice saying numbers up to the millions place

6. Practice organizational skills (ex. Make checklists of tasks

to accomplish, organize your room or belongings, create a

schedule for yourself, etc.)

7. Practice researching and writing about your favorite topics

(ensure you use correct punctuation and capitalization)

8. In daily conversation at home, practice communication

skills such as attentive listening, tracking the speaker, and

restating questions within responses

9. Complete several science experiments, engineering tasks,

or visit science related facilities


Student Name:______________________________________ 2018‐2019 Grade: 3rd Homeroom: _____________________


XtraMath

https://xtramath.org/

Email: ________________________ Password: ______________________ Pin: ___________________________

SumDog





Epic





Typing Agent



Aleks

www.aleks.com Username: ______________________ Password: ______________________

Please refer to Parent Letter sent home separately

The Top Five Things An incoming fifth grader should do over the summer

1. Complete the fourth grade Aleks pie

2. Become fluent with multiplication and division

facts 1-12 and understand the relationship

between multiplication and division

3. Build reading stamina by independently

reading for 30 minutes each day

4. Research different topics related to Life

Science, Physical Science, Earth and Space

Science to prepare for science class

discussions


Student Name:______________________________________ 2018‐2019 Grade: 4th Homeroom: _____________________


SumDog





Epic





Aleks


Please refer to Parent Letter sent home separately

Typing Club Log-In using Google Classroom Instructions: http://ior.ad/xnH


Student Name:______________________________________ 201‐2019 Grade: 5th Homeroom: _____________________


Aleks


Students should finish their current “pie.” Parent Letter:

http://bit.ly/22o49N8

SumDog





Epic





Typing Agent



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