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The document promotes a 30% discount on Scholastic Lesson Connections resources for summer school aimed at striving readers, valid through May 31, 2009. It details various educational materials linked to core reading programs such as Open Court Reading and Harcourt Trophies, including trade books, teaching cards, and guides. Pricing information for different grade levels is provided along with ordering instructions and customer service contact details.

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Does Scholastic have a summer reading program?

Research has proven that in a typical year, summer reading supports skill gains, and its absence leads to widening skill gaps. With this in mind, our Scholastic Summer Reading Promise is to help you get books in the hands of kids, support social-emotional well-being, build skills and create community among kids.

How much should kids read in the summer?

The number of fingers theyre holding up by the end of the page tells them if the book is the right level: 0-1 fingers: Its too easy. 2-3 fingers: Its just right. 4-5 fingers: Its too hard for independent reading (best read aloud with a buddy).

What is a good summer reading goal?

Summer Reading Goals (You Can Actually Hold Yourself to) Goal 1: Finish/catch up in series youve already begun Goal 2: Read one book from a genre you dont read often Goal 3: Pick up a classic youve never read Goal 4: Read one nonfiction book Goal 5: Read a book youve been putting off

What is the 3 finger rule for reading?

Typically, readers set their reading goal for the new year in the first week of January - for some, this might be 25 books, 100, 300, or even more.

How many books should a child read over the summer?

Students who read at least five books during the summer can maintain important literacy skills.

Do you get a medal for the summer reading challenge?

After reading six books, children will receive a medal and a certificate. If your child is not a member of the library this is a great time to join them up to receive their very own library card. During the summer we will have a range of activities for children aged 0-4 and 4 to 11 years.

What are good reading goals?

least five books during the summer can maintain important literacy skills. Take your child on regular trips to the library.

Target striving readers for summer school and save 30 - Scholastic 2025

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