Summer Reading

My recommendation and review of the book Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk, by David Sedaris

Florida's student readers are making the grade this summer on Scholastic's Summer Challenge.

A summer reading plan can be a lot of fun to create, and a lot of fun to finish

Three great books and a innovative gadget that will energize your summer reading for 2011. Action, adventure, and romance novels are recommended for readers that enjoy the opportunity for escape that only a good book can offer.

Following is my summer 2011 reading list consisting of books about how to get healthy, how to get fit, interpret my dreams, biographies and some good fiction, a good balance.

Now that I do not have a summer reading list for school, I must make my own.

Assessing summer reading presents a dilemma for both students and teachers. To assign, or not to assign? To assess, and how to assess. Those ARE eternal questions, for sure.

If you are looking for some good relaxing reads for the summer that have substance, but are not full of fluff, I have list for you. You could grab any one of these books, throw it in your beach bag and enjoy an awesome read.

If summer reading is required, then teachers must hold students accountable during the first week of the year, using online discussion, blogs, and assessments to make the summer reading timely, meaningful, and authentic.

Children who read, succeed. Keep your child's reading skills sharp throughout the summer with these engaging ideas.

Schools expect a certain level of reading done through the summer. Some children are not amenable to that amount of reading. Here are tips to get them by.

Included herein are three book series that are tried and tested on an eight-year-old boy. They are sure to capture of the interest of the world's booger, magic, mystery and fart obsessed young men.

Participating in one or more summer reading programs can be a rewarding experience for children in more ways than just building reading skills and literacy since they can earn money, books and a t-shirt with these programs.

Timeless books can have a far reaching impact. Consider these Summer reading titles from the College Board's list for re-reading this summer or anytime this year.

Suggestions for summer escapist reading: Books to be read on the beach, gin and tonic in hand.

Here is a review of 5 books that I recommend for your summer reading.

Schools misrepresent the purpose of summer reading lists as a way to get students ahead and to keep them busy while there are no classes to attend. What is the real reason?

A list and brief overview of 5 top books for girls to read this summer.

Looking for a good summer reading book for your daughter? These books will intrigue and interest young girls and keep them reading while school is out.

To keep your kids' academic skills sharp, a great list of summer books for kids is a must!

Summer reading can be fun if approached in a way that includes your child's interests. The following books are sure to be a hit with your child.

Do you want your kids to read more this summer? Follow these tips for a One-Book-A-Week reading challenge to encourage your kids, whether they are younger, middle, or older readers, to enjoy reading independently.

Discussion and analysis of why it is important to read with our kids and the details of doing so.

It's important to keep building your child's reading skills throughout the summer and there are several summer reading programs that offer great incentives to help you do just that.