All Grades:  Read one book from the MS Book Group List.

At the start of school, small, multi-grade groups will convene to discuss their shared
reading experience with a faculty member who has also read the same book. 
There is no written assignment - just come ready with ideas, insight, and
questions for our mini book club experience when we return.

Read at least three books.

Read one from the
MS Book Group List.

Also, read two books from the
6th grade reading list and
complete the required Assignment

Fiction Template

Nonfiction Template

Reading Log

Read at least three books.

Read one from the
MS Book Group List.

Also, read at least one
free-choice book.

Finally, read La Linea  by
Ann Jaramillo and complete the required Assignment

Read at least three books.

Read one from the
MS Book Group List.

Also, read at least one
free-choice book.

Finally, read The Seventh Most Important Thing by
Shelley Pearsall and complete the required Assignment

Read at least three books.

Read one from the
MS Book Group List.

Also, read two books from the
6th grade reading list and
complete the required Assignment

Fiction Template

Nonfiction Template

Reading Log

Read at least three books.

Read one from the
MS Book Group List.

Also, read at least one
free-choice book.

Finally, read Crossing the Wire
by Will Hobbs and complete the required Assignment

Read at least three books.

Read one from the
MS Book Group List.

Also, read at least one
free-choice book.

Finally, read Tonight, By Sea by Frances Temple and complete the required Assignment

Students are encouraged to check out Khan Academy to review and to practice your math skills throughout the summer.  Specifically focusing on the "mission" associated with your recently completed grade level.  For example, if you are entering grade 6, search for and work on the "5th grade mission" over the summer.

Alternately, students are able to access their IXL accounts over the summer as well.  The logins remain the same as during the school year, and, similar to Khan Academy, students can access their recently finished school year in the math section, and complete any (or all!) of the topics there.