Summer Activities and Learning—2018
“June is bustin’ out all over!” This is a title from a song from the Rogers and Hammerstein Musical, “Carousel.” I played the character of Julie Jordan in this musical back in high school, and this song plays in my mind every June! Also, the month of June has always signified to me—and to most people, probably—the END of school and the BEGINNING of summer.
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However, for many of us, the start of “summer” means teaching summer school, summer tutoring, doing summer learning programs, conducting language/literacy camps and many other learning activities.
Below is a list of blogs/lessons that would be effective and engaging to use with your students in these settings!
- The Hidden Meaning of Story Grammar Marker’s Icons
- Chameleons Are Cool! Listing, Describing & Art
- Character and Setting, Fun Activities
- Do-It-Yourself Ringed Cards for Teaching Beginning, Middle, End & Story Development
- How To Use “Narwhal Makes A Sandwich” to Teach Story Structure & Information Text
- Fireflies! Story Structure, Thoughts & Feelings, Expository Features and Artwork!
- 5+ Books for Summer
- Summer Story Activities with Dollar $tore Finds!
- Penguins: The COOL Topic For Narrative and Expository Text!
- Recognizing Feelings: Recycle Your Iced Tea Containers for a Cool Summer Activity
- Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat
- Tech Tuesday: La La Land, Part 1
- Tech Tuesday: La La Land, Part 2
- Tech Tuesday: Beach Stories!
- Tech Tuesday: Build a Story with LEGO
- Tech Tuesday: This summer, play “Duck Duck Moose” to consider narrative and expository language-building opportunities
- Tech Tuesday: Summer School Explorations with Google Earth
- Tech Tuesday: Problem-Solving Approach Using Story Grammar Marker® Icons
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