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190 Beach 110th St. (3rd Floor, Room 301) Rock away Park, NY 11694 Phone: 718.634.1128 Fax: 718.634.1185 Linda T. Munro, Principal Required Reading for Summer 2014 Scholars entering the 6th grade

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How to Fill out Required Reading for Summer:

1. Create a schedule: Determine how much time you have available each day or week for reading and create a schedule. Setting aside specific times for reading will help you stay organized and ensure that you make progress with your required reading.
2. Prioritize the reading list: If you have a long list of required readings for the summer, it can be helpful to prioritize them based on their deadlines or difficulty level. Start with the most important or challenging books first, and then work your way down the list.
3. Take notes while reading: As you read, make sure to take notes on important points, characters, and key concepts. This will help you remember the material better and make it easier to write about or discuss later on.
4. Break it down: If you're feeling overwhelmed by the amount of reading you have to do, break it down into smaller, manageable chunks. Set daily or weekly reading goals and celebrate each milestone you reach.
5. Create a reading routine: Establishing a regular reading routine can help you stay on track and ensure that you make progress with your required readings. Find a quiet and comfortable environment, free from distractions, where you can concentrate on your reading.
6. Engage with the material: Don't just passively read the books – actively engage with the material. Ask yourself questions, underline or highlight important passages, and reflect on the themes and ideas presented in the texts. This will not only help you better understand the material but also make the reading experience more enjoyable and rewarding.

Who needs required reading for summer?

1. Students: Required summer readings are typically assigned to students, whether they are in high school, college, or graduate school. These readings are often meant to prepare students for upcoming courses or to enhance their overall knowledge and critical thinking skills.
2. Book club members: Some book clubs or reading groups may choose to have required readings for their members during the summer. This ensures that everyone is on the same page (pun intended) and allows for meaningful discussions and analysis of the selected books.
3. Individuals seeking personal growth: Required reading lists are not limited to formal educational settings. Many individuals choose to create their own required reading lists for the summer in order to expand their knowledge, explore different genres, or challenge themselves with thought-provoking literature. These readers are motivated by personal growth and enrichment.

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What is required reading for summer?

Required reading for summer typically consists of a list of books or materials that students are expected to read during their summer break.

Who is required to file required reading for summer?

Students are usually required to submit their completed required reading list to their teachers or school administrators.

How to fill out required reading for summer?

To fill out required reading for summer, students can typically write down the titles of the books they have read or provide a summary of each book.

What is the purpose of required reading for summer?

The purpose of required reading for summer is to keep students engaged in learning during their break and to help prevent summer learning loss.

What information must be reported on required reading for summer?

Students may be required to report the titles of the books they read, the authors, a brief summary of each book, and sometimes reflections on what they learned.