Publisher's Synopsis
Summertime is a feast for the senses, with the sound of children splashing in the neighborhood pool, the sensation of a warm wind, and the taste of s'mores over a campfire. and the aroma of a nice summer read. Here is a book on summer reading in honor of this time of year.
As children complete exercises and activities meant to improve their comprehension and reading abilities during the academic year, students gain a lot of knowledge about reading. However, for many kids, the summer might cause a slowdown in their reading development or even a loss of it. By devising a strategy that encourages students to read throughout the hot summer months, parents, educators, and caregivers may collaborate to end the summer reading slump. In order to keep kids on track, give them a solid start to the new school year, and decrease the amount of time instructors have to spend revisiting previously-covered material at the beginning of the school year, the home-to-school connection is essential.
Here are a few simple suggestions I have made to help parents, teachers, and other adults encourage kids to read over the summer.
You'll discover a number of strategies to strengthen the bond between your child's home and school, as well as a number of unrecognized advantages of summer reading and methods for encouraging both ardent and hesitant readers to pick up a book and start reading.
