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Summer Scholars Reading Program 2013 1. Read your book 2. Choose and complete an assignment 3. Return your book and assignment to school in September 7th and 8th Grade Summer Reading Options Read

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1. Start by finding a quiet and comfortable place to read your book.
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4. Use a bookmark or make notes of important sections or quotes that resonate with you.
5. If there are any difficult words or concepts, consider using a dictionary or doing further research for better comprehension.
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7. Take breaks if necessary, but try to maintain a consistent reading schedule to stay immersed in the book.
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