Some teachers don’t ever get to use summer learning activities because their school year ends mid-May. Other teachers teach until mid-June. If you’re one of those teachers who teaches in June, this blog post is for you! Here’s a summer-themed resource round-up with freebies collection to help inspire some teaching ideas and activities in your classroom.
ELA Resources You May Like
- Looking for fun reading activities for summer? This Reader’s Theater Summer set includes 10 readers theater scripts and partner plays. This is a great way for students to practice fluency and expression.
- Are you looking for high-interest summer reading passages to help your students practice their close reading strategies? This summer nonfiction close reading comprehension passages pack comes with 10 weeks of activities.
Fiction Passages & Differentiated Reading Passages– Summer Learning Activities
- These fiction summer reading passages and comprehension questions are a perfect tool to use to help students practice their comprehension. In this product, you will find five summertime stories with 2 comprehension activities for each. One of the comprehension papers deals with answering questions about the text and the other paper deals with writing a response based on the passage.
- These summer differentiated reading comprehension passages are a perfect activity to use to help students practice their reading skills. There are 7 different summer topics covered in the passages. Each topic comes with a fiction set, a nonfiction set of comprehension passages, and answer keys. There will be 3 fiction texts for each topic and 3 nonfiction texts for each topic.
Differentiated Mini Books & High-Interest Text Features Passages
- These summer differentiated mini books come with three levels of reading comprehension activities for kindergarten, first, or second grade readers. Each mini book has comprehension questions that are also differentiated. These are fold-and-go mini books! All it takes is two folds!
- Looking for summer reading activities? These nonfiction text features reading passages and comprehension worksheets are perfect and highly engaging! Help your students understand text features with high-interest summer-themed reading passages. Your students will get comprehension practice while mastering the RI.2.5 and RI.3.5 standards!
- Are you looking to make your narrative writing fun this summer? This writing product is a fun interactive activity that involves summer prompts, real photographs, and graphic organizers.
- Are you looking for math and literacy worksheets to cover summer? These reading, writing, math, and language worksheets are perfect for a busy teacher. In this packet, you’ll find 40+ printables for quick and easy review or teaching activities. These skills cover 1st and 2nd-grade student skills.
Summer Learning Activities: Flip Books
- All of my flipbooks follow a similar set-up. I provide a nonfiction reading passage in the ‘Let’s Read’ tab, then I provide follow-up activities with the ‘Let’s Answer’, ‘Let’s Sort’, and ‘Let’s Write’ pages. Additionally, these three summer flipbooks also come with fun book toppers that students can attach to their reading flipbook to decorate.
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