Second Grade All About Summer Reading Passage.

Second Grade Summer Reading Worksheets and Printables Help your second grader get ahead during the summer with these exciting reading worksheets that relate back to activities that take place during the warmest time of year. Prepare your student for their second grade book reports and those pesky end of year standardized tests early!

This second grade leveled reading passage presents students with facts about the season of summer. Comprehension questions and an answer key are included with the passage. This resource addresses the following standards: CCSS RI.2.1, RI.2.10, RF.2.4; TEKS ELAR 2.6A, 2.6B, 2.6D, 2.6E, 2.6F, 2.6G, 2.6I.

Summer Worksheets. Printable summer puzzles, reading comprehension passages, coloring pages, and other printable activities.. This intermediate-level worksheet requires students to look at the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th letter in each word. (example: campfire, camping, canoe, s'more, hammock).

The key is to keep it play-based; just because second grade will be more traditionally academic doesn't mean summer learning has to be. With some creativity (and much less time than you think), these months can be like a second-grade-preparatory extravaganza. Here, some activity ideas to get you started and inspire your inner cool teacher.

Incoming 2nd Graders Incoming 2nd Grade Suggested Summer Reading List Summer provides many opportunities for parents and young children to enjoy unforgettable books together. A suggested list of titles is listed below. Parents of elementary students may also want to consult one of the Read-Aloud Handbooks by Jim Trelease for additional selections.

Second graders represent masters of the basics they learned in previous grades. While 7-year-olds may have had choppy reading capabilities in first grade, devouring children’s books is now the norm. Second-grade students can take on more complicated math problems, utilize double-digits and count by multiples of twos, threes and fours.

Keep your kids engaged during summer vacation break (or any other break) so that they don't fall behind. This packet is designed for rising 2nd graders (1st graders going to 2nd grade).It provides 9 weeks of fun and easy homework.just enough to keep their little minds at work so they don't forget.

Please use the attached Summer Reading Log to keep track of the books. It is recommended that your child reads a minimum of 15 minutes a day. Bring their favorite fiction and nonfiction book that they read over the summer with them on the 1st day of school. These books will be used to launch the 2nd grade Reading Workshop. Students should be.

ALSC's Quicklists Consulting Committee has updated our Summer Reading Lists with new and exciting titles! The lists are full of book titles to keep children engaged in reading throughout the summer. Four Summer Reading book lists are available for Birth-Preschool and grades K-2, 3-5 and 6-8.

Kids become independent readers at their own pace. In a second or third grade classroom there can be a variety of reading levels, ranging from kids who are sounding out words to those flying through the final book in the Harry Potter series. Students often get assigned a reading level based on assessment tools like Lexile, DRA, or Guided Reading and may be encouraged to read books at their level.

Adding more detail, writing longer sentences, beginning to revise, and experimenting with opinion, narrative, and expository forms can be expected in the second grade writing curriculum. Math expectations include measurement, mental math, geometry, addition and subtraction to prepare for multiplication, story problems, 3-digit numbers, estimation, skip counting, and graphs.