Long Creek Summer Fun For Future First Graders! Complete 15 or more activities and return to your teacher with your journal the first week of school. Sign up for the summer reading program with the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library at www.cmlibrary.org/summe rread and/or sign up for the Scholastic Summer Reading Challenge at http://www.scholastic.com/ ups/campaigns/src-2013. Make a book of your own, use any idea from: http://www.makin gbooks.com/free projects.shtml Spread a sheet out on the floor and imagine different things the sheet might be (a flying carpet, boat, etc.) Write a story about an imaginary adventure on it. Go for a walk. Then draw and label five things you remember. Write 10 questions you would like to ask your new teacher Make a list of all the games you like to play. Put them in ABC order and circle your favorite. Tell why you like it best! Record all of the words you can make from “Long Creek Summer Fun” Name the four seasons. Draw a summer picture and write 3 sentences about it. Make a postcard. Draw the setting from a book on the front and a message to a friend on the back. Literacy Websites: www.starfall.com http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/bll/ http://pbskids.org/clifford/stories/index.html http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/wordsandpict ures/index.shtml http://roythezebra.com/readinggames/sentences-that-make-sense-21.html Finish this sentence: My family is important because… Draw a picture of your best friend. Label your picture with the things you like best about your friend. Read or listen to a nonfiction book. Write 5 complete sentences about facts you learned. Make a 10 sentence list of 10 things you would like your teacher to know about you. Check out my wiki for reading lists: http://longcreekliteracy.cm swiki.wikispaces.net. Look under Summer Activities. Play any online activity from the websites in the middle. Don’t forget to record it in your summer journal! Literacy http://www.netrover.com/~kingskid/sightwo rd/index.html Glue a picture from a magazine, the internet, or other source. Write a 4 sentence story about what could be happening in the picture. Draw a new cover for a book you read this summer. Include the title, author, and a sentence about the book. Play any online activity from the websites in the middle. Don’t forget to record it in your summer journal! Design a special award for your favorite book character. Tell what the character did to earn this special award. Close your. eyes and listen for a minute. Draw a picture and write at least 3 sentences about the different things you heard.