Summer Scribe!
Copper Hill Curriculum Corner - June 2024
Dive into Reading and Writing Adventures this Summer!
As summer break approaches, it's crucial to keep your child engaged in reading and writing activities. Research shows that continued practice over the summer months helps prevent the "summer slide" in literacy skills. By incorporating reading and writing into your child's summer routine, you'll not only maintain their current level of proficiency but also foster a lifelong love for learning and self-expression. So, let's make this summer a season of adventure through books and creative writing, ensuring our children stay sharp and inspired!
Check out the article below about journaling and how you can best support your child with writing over the summer.
Stay Sharp: Summer Strategies to Beat the Slide!
During the summer break it's critical to consider how to prevent the "Summer Slide" — the loss of academic skills and knowledge over the vacation period.
Encouraging your child to engage in educational activities during the break can make a significant difference in maintaining their academic progress. Simple tips like reading together, exploring educational apps, enrolling in summer camps, or even incorporating learning into family outings can keep their minds sharp and ready for the upcoming school year. Your involvement and support in these activities can greatly impact their success. Let's make this summer both fun and educational for our children!
Check out the two articles below to read more about the ways to support your child's learning over the summer.
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Copper Hill Staff Reading Picks
Strega Nona by Tomie dePaola
First Grade
Recommended by
Mrs. Shakespeare
A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket
Second Grade
Recommended by
Mr. Moore
The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate
Grade 4
Recommended by
Mrs. Hammerton