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Arendell Parrott Academy Summer Reading List 2010 Rising First and Second Grades Dear Parents: The primary goals of our summer reading program are to promote a love of reading for pleasure and to encourage reading continuity as a bridge to the next school year. With this in mind, the following reading list has been developed to be used as a guide for your child’s summer reading. Please read through the list as well as requirements. You and your child must decide for yourselves which books are appropriate for his or her ability and interest level. If you feel it would be beneficial for your child to read from another grade’s list, please feel free to do so. Please indicate this on the verification form. We encourage you to become involved with the selections your child makes. Have an enjoyable summer and remember to Read! Read! Read! Sincerely, Judy W. Carey Librarian Requirements 1. Each student should read a minimum of ten books. (Some children entering first grade may need to have books read to them instead of reading the book themselves.) 2. Each parent and student should fill out the verification form and sign it, thus verifying that the books have been read. 3. The student should select three of his favorite books from these ten and illustrate each of them on an 81/2 x 11 sheet of white paper. (Be sure to include the title and the author as well as the student’s name on each illustration.) 4. The signed forms and illustrations should be turned in to your child’s teacher during the first week of school. 5. Those students who successfully complete all of the summer reading requirements will be given reading certificates and coupons for ice cream. Summer Reading List 2010 -- First and Second Grades *Aardema Koi and the Kola Nuts *Adler