Grade 5: Preparing for Middle School
Fifth graders should be reading more complex texts that challenge their understanding and encourage deeper thinking.
Tips for Parents:
- Explore books that address social justice, perseverance, and historical events.
- Encourage reflective journaling about the books they read.
- Use reading as a platform to discuss real-life challenges and problem-solving.
- Explore books that address social justice, perseverance, and historical events.
- Encourage reflective journaling about the books they read.
- Use reading as a platform to discuss real-life challenges and problem-solving.
Last Month Recommended Books:
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"Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott
A novel that delves into themes of family, honor, and self-discipline. -
"Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson
An adventure tale that explores concepts of justice and moral ambiguity
Aligns with our core value of self-discipline, as it teaches patience and growth.
Audio stories that enhance listening and reading skills.
- myON
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- Project Gutenberg: www.ps192.org/reading-at-home