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Each Summer Book is a complete summer review program for language arts, math, writing, thinking skills,
and reading comprehension.
The back of each page in a Summer Book also enriches history, health, science and social studies. For each elementary grade, a Summer Book provides a thorough, cross-curriculum summer review program in one workbook.
Summer Books
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Bridge the summer between grades K4 and K5 with a comprehensive review of math and language arts (phonics). Summer skills review includes numbers, writing letters, matching, larger and smaller, sequencing, colors, letter sounds, right and left, and shapes. A set of magnetic letters (upper and lowercase) and numbers is included with this workbook. |
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Bridge the summer between grades K and 1 with this comprehensive review of math and language arts (phonics). Summer skills included in this workbook are counting by ones and fives; adding one digit numbers; recognizing shapes; completing patterns; writing numbers that come before and after;
upper and lowercase letters; letter sounds; rhyming words; initial, middle and final sounds in words; and recognizing short and long vowel words. Thinking skills and reading comprehension are also included. |
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Bridge the summer between grades 1 and 2 with this comprehensive review of math and language arts (phonics). Summer skills included in this workbook are adding and subtracting with the basic facts; recognizing shapes; coloring fractional parts; working with place value; telling time; counting money; solving word problems; counting by twos, fives, and tens; completing patterns; using greater than and less than symbols;
recognizing vowels and consonants; making compound words; filling in the blanks to complete words; arranging words in alphabetical order; writing rhyming words; dividing words into syllables; recognizing prefixes and suffixes; understanding contractions; recongizing synonyms; distinguishing between homonyms; and writing sentences. Thinking skills and reading comprehension are also included. |
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Bridge the summer between grades 2 and 3 with this comprehensive review of math and language arts (phonics). Summer math skills included in this workbook are adding two and three digit numbers and money; subtraction with borrowing; multiplication and division facts; counting by twos, threes, fives, and tens; graphing; working with place value; telling time; counting money; solving word problems; converting measures; and using greater than and less than symbols.
Some of the phonics/English concepts reviewed are: synonyms; homonyms; dividing words into syllables; rhyming words; adding suffixes; alphabetical order; capital letters; punctuation; writing sentences; singular and plural words; nouns; verbs; and dictionary use.
Thinking skills and reading comprehension activities are also included. |
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Bridge the summer between grades 3 and 4 with this comprehensive review of math and language arts (English). Summer math skills included in this workbook are adding three digit numbers and money; subtracting money and decimals; multiplication and division facts; making change;working with place value; understanding fractions; using decimals; converting measures; and story problems.
Some of the English concepts reviewed are: nouns; action, linking and helping verbs; adjectives; capital letters; punctuation marks; contractions; letter writing; types of sentences; singular and plural; alphabetical order; synonyms; antonyms; homonyms; and word usage.
Thinking skills and reading comprehension activities are also included. |
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Bridge the summer between grades 4 and 5 with this comprehensive review of math and language arts (English). Summer skills included in this workbook are
addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals; finding the lowest common multiple; graphing; working with prime numbers; converting measures; solving word problems; rounding numbers; using divisibility rules; factoring numbers; finding area and perimeter; writing numbers from words; placing commas in numbers; using plane geometry terms; averaging; comparing metric units; and using greater than and less than symbols.
Some of the grammar and writing concepts reviewed are: common and proper nouns; adjectives; pronouns; adverbs; identifying subjects and parts of speech; action, linking and helping verbs; diagraming; fragments; types of sentences; contractions; synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms; possessive words; punctuation; singular and plural; capitalization; writing sentences; and writing descriptions. Thinking skills and reading comprehension activities are also included. |
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Bridge the summer between grades 5 and 6 with this comprehensive review of math and language arts (English). Summer skills included in this workbook are addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole
numbers, fractions, decimals, and measures; finding the lowest common multiple;
graphing; working with prime numbers; converting measures; solving word problems; rounding numbers; using divisibility rules; factoring numbers; converting Roman numerals; identifying plane geometry terms; writing numbers from words; and using greater than and less than symbols.
Some of the grammar and writing concepts reviewed are:
common and proper nouns; adjectives; pronouns; adverbs; prepositions; conjunctions; identifying subjects and parts of speech; action, linking and helping verbs; present, past, present participle and past participle verbs; diagraming; types of sentences; writing sentences and paragraphs; synonyms; antonyms; homonyms; possessive words; punctuation; singular and plural; capitalization; letter writing; dictionary usage; accented syllables; outlining; and writing book reports.
Thinking skills and reading comprehension activities are also included. |
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Bridge the summer between grades 6 and 7 with this comprehensive review of math and language arts (English). Summer skills included in this workbook are; addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole
numbers, fractions, and decimals; finding the lowest common multiple; graphing; working with prime numbers; working with percentages; converting measures; solving word problems; rounding numbers; using divisibility rules; factoring numbers; and balancing a checkbook.
Some of the grammar and writing concepts reviewed are: identifying the eight parts of speech; identifying subjects, direct objects, indirect objects, predicate
nominatives, and objects of the preposition; action, linking and helping verbs; verb tenses; diagraming; antecedents; synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms; possessive words; punctuation; singular and plural; capitalization; types of sentences; writing paragraphs; outlining; and writingl book reports.
Thinking skills and reading comprehension activities are also included. |
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