The summer slide has been on educator’s radar since 1996, and educators have been trying to solve the problem ever since. Strengthening the connection of parents as partners could help lessen the summer slide by focusing on targeted skills for as little as an hour a day.

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Kindergarten Summer Review Packet Reading No Summer Slide

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Kindergarten Summer Review Packet Distance Learning. Yes! You may share with your classroom students via protected google docs. or directly with pdf.

Make sure your child is ready for 1st grade! Prevent the Summer Slide. Or use as your summer school kindergarten curriculum! All activities are correlated to Core Standards.

This is the perfect “Hands-on” learning review of kindergarten skills. All of the activities are created for practice in crucial early reading skills that a kindergartner needs to master to be successful with 1st grade curriculum.

These activities are created in game format — because that is how a child’s brain learns best, through active play. Your child will be begging to practice early learning skills because the games are fun, and the quality time with a caring adult is priceless!

Twenty-four activities are included with a suggested learning time-line. However, the use of these activities are flexible, use them in a way that best fits your family circumstance. If when playing a game, you see that the skill is not mastered. Practice that skill again and again so that important learning gaps do not occur in your child’s educational experience.

Just print and go!

Week One

Lesson 1. Beach Day: Blending Sounds to Make Words

Lesson 2. Speedy Delivery: Reading Sight Words

Lesson 3: Rain Rain Go Away: Decoding Words

Lesson 4: Sticks and Curves: Handwriting and Sorting Letter Shapes

Week Two

Lesson 5: Baseball: Segmenting Words in Phonemes

Lesson 6: Roller Coster Run: Alphabet Fluency

Lesson 7: Beach Ball Color Match: Reading Color Words

Lesson 8: Trip To Space: Handwriting Lowercase Letters

Week Three

Lesson 9: Riddle Me: Manipulating Phonemes to Make New Words

Lesson 10: Space Walk: Decoding Words

Lesson 11: Turtle Talk: Reading Sight Words Fluently

Lesson 12: Catch a Wave: Handwriting Simple Sentences

Week Four

Lesson 13: Farmyard Rhymes: Generating Rhyming Words

Lesson 14: Frogger: Decoding Words

Lesson 15: Sand Castles: Reading Sight Words

Lesson 16: Rodeo Round-Up: Writing Letter Sounds

Week Five

Lesson 17: Parade Announcer: Identifying Medial Sounds

Lesson 18: Summer Celebration: Reading Simple Sentences

Lesson 19: Diving For the Alphabet: Ordering Alphabet Letters

Lesson 20: Kid Camp: Writing CVC Words

Week Six

Lesson 21: Lantern Race: Alphabet Letter Sound Fluency

Lesson 22: Mosquito Slap: Decoding Words

Lesson 23: Flower Garden Sentences: Simple Sentences

Lesson 24: At The Pond: Building Comprehension Skills

© Kathy Crane

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Parents have the power to change everything! They themselves can lessen the gap even before the students arrive back in the classroom in the Fall. Even with limited time and resources, parents can make the difference in less than an hour a day.

First and foremost, reading to a child is crucial. Listening to books read aloud builds crucial vocabulary skills, enriches background knowledge, and develops critical comprehension skills. Read aloud to your child for at least 15 minutes a day.
Try to provide time for your child to practice reading themselves! Take trips to the library and check out that stack of books. Visit online sites that have books available at your child’s level. Some online options are: Pioneer Valley Books, Vooks, Speakaboos, Farfaria, and Epic .
Spend at least 10 minutes playing games with your child to practice skills such as listening, letters, and sounds. Early skills are most easily learned through games, and I’ve made a whole packet of fun to play games for you to use!
Foster creativity and imagination by providing opportunities for arts and crafts projects, construction with materials such as LEGOs, and encourage dramatic and music opportunities.