Sentences with phrase «read over the summer when»

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It was also impressive when Slutsky took over the Russian national team last summer after the... [Read more...]

Have them go to the library and seek out just one book to read over the summer, maybe while lying on the beach or for the quiet days when no one is around.

Southside With You headlines a pack of newcomers now entering late summer, traditionally a pre-fall period when distributors open some of the year's left - overs in the waning days of vacation... Read

Hi, Anne, When I taught a blended learning academy over the summer we used a program called Imagine Learning to differentiate reading skills, ST Math (which develops conceptual understanding), and Myon (an online reading library)- just to name a few programs.

When teachers and students have built a culture of reading over the course of a school year, it is essential to capture that momentum and carry it onwards in order to avoid the dreaded summer slide, but it's also equally important to balance student choice.

Preventing summer slide is most effective when community organizations — including schools, public libraries, community centers, parent groups, social service agencies, and others — work together to encourage kids to read, make reading fun, and to reach families about the importance of reading over the summer.

But, you also know all about the dreaded summer slide and how important it is to keep students engaged over the summer, especially when it comes to reading.

NASHVILLE: Six great books to read to avoid the «summer slide» (when students lose academic gains made over the school year).

To avoid the «summer slide» (when students lose academic gains made over the school year), make it a habit to have your child read independently for at least 30 minutes every day.

These fictional heroes are supposed to encourage students to pick up a book and read over vacation to help stop the «summer slide,» which is when students return to school in the fall...

You may have heard about «summer slide», where over the summer students can lose two to three months of progress in math and reading and fall behind when they return to school in the fall.

Teachers and administrators know that children who do not read over the summer lose significant academic ground when they don't read.

I read Room over the summer, when we were debating who to interview for our September issue.

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When I read that review a week ago, I did a Google search and clicked over to WashingtonPost.com and read something similar: «The dog days of summer are nigh, and here is a big - hearted novel you can fall into, get lost in and finally emerge from reluctantly, a little surprised that the real world went on spinning while you were absorbed.»

It's a twisty family drama that takes place over a single summer, when a woman reads the journals of her friend who died in a plane crash.

I thought my career culminated in the fourth grade when I won the prestigious Pete Rose Reading Award for reading 70 books over the course of a Reading Award for reading 70 books over the course of a reading 70 books over the course of a summer.

Studies show that when kids don't read over the summer, they lose core reading skills and fall behind when they go back to school.

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