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Students at BCD Are Encouraged to Read Widely This Summer 2019 Summer Reader All students at BCD are encouraged to read widely this summer. We want children to love reading, and summer is the ideal time to explore, enrich and grow. The lists for Preschool and Lower School students, for whom summer reading is encouraged but not required, suggest appropriate books for their reading and/or listening pleasure. All children entering Grades 5 through 9 are required [a] to read at least four books (Grade 9 to read at least five books) during the summer and [b] to be prepared to write reports on them in the fall. Students entering Grade 5 and Grade 6 have one particular book to read (see section), which counts as one of the four. Students entering Grade 7 and Grade 8 are also required to read four books. However, in their case, they must choose from a selection of 3 titles listed (see section) and then choose 3 other titles from the recommended list. Students entering Grade 9 must read five books, 2 specifically required titles, then they must choose 1 from a selection of 3 titles listed (see section) and then choose 2 other titles from the recommended list. Once children have met requirements (if any), they need not stop reading! They may choose to read other books from their lists or, as long as the titles are appropriate, they may read books from other lists or books which do not appear on the BCD lists at all. The best indicator of your child’s reading level is a measurement called the “5 Finger Readability Test.” Ask your child to read a random page of at least 100 words. If there are more than five (5) words that are unfamiliar, perhaps another book would be more appropriate. Award winning books are also good choices. Lists of Caldecott and Newbery titles (as well as other award winners) can be found at www.ala.org. The Summer Reading Lists have been sent to The Bookstore in Lenox, The Bookloft in Great Barrington, the Chatham Bookstore, Barnes & Noble in Pittsfield, and all of the public libraries in the region. Most titles are readily available in any bookstore or library. Keep in mind that used bookstores are wonderful places to save money, recycle, and enjoy the luxury of an inexpensive hardcover copy! Brett, Jan Fox, Mem Johnson, Crockett Milne, A. A. The Owl and the Hattie and the Fox Harold and the The House at Pooh Pussy Cat Whoever You Are Purple Crayon Corner The Mitten And others And others Winnie the Pooh And others And others Freeman, Donald Keats, Ezra Jack Brown, Margaret Corduroy Peter’s Chair Minarik, Else W. A Pocket for Whistle for Willie No Fighting, No Goodnight Moon Corduroy And others Biting Runaway Bunny Space Witch Little Bear series Dandelion Lester, Helen Carle, Eric And others Tacky the Penguin Mizielinkska, From Head to Toe And others Aleksandra Very Hungry Gibbons, Gail Maps Caterpillar The Reasons for Lionni, Leo Under Water, Under The Very Quiet Seasons Swimmy Earth Cricket And others Alexander and the And others Wind-up Mouse Munsch, Robert Henkes, Kevin Fish Is Fish Murmel, Murmel, Cole, Joanna Sheila Rae the And others Murmel The Read-Aloud Brave Paper Bag Princess Treasury Chester’s Way Lobel, Arnold And others The Magic School Owen Small Pig Bus series And others Mouse Tales Numeroff, Laura Frog and Toad If You Give a Cooney, Barbara Hoban, Lillian series Mouse a Cookie Miss Rumphius Arthur’s Hungry And others And others Bear Martin Jr, Bill Arthur’s Prize Chicka Chicka Boom Rylant, Cynthia Cronin, Doreen Reader Boom Henry and Mudge Click, Clack, Moo: And others Brown Bear, Brown series Cows That Type Bear, What Do And others And others Hoban, Russell You See? Best Friends for And others Sendak, Maurice dePaola, Tomie Frances Where the Wild Strega Nona Birthday for McCloskey, Things Are The Knight and the Frances Robert Chicken Soup With Dragon And others Blueberries for Sal Rice The Art Lesson Make Way for And others And others Hobon, Tana Ducklings Of Colors and One Morning in Seuss, Dr. Ehlert, Lois Things Maine Cat in the Hat Planting a Rainbow And others And others Green Eggs and Growing Vegetable Ham Soup Jenkins, Steve McPhail, David Fox in Socks Eating the Alphabet What Do You Do The Bear’s And others And others With a Tail Like Toothache This? Fix-It Steig, William Falconer, Ian Actual Size And others Dr. De Soto Olivia And others Sylvester and the Olivia Saves the Magic Pebble Circus Brave Irene And others Viorst, Judith My Mama Says There Aren’t Any Zombies, Ghosts… The Tenth Good Thing About Barney And others Wells, Rosemary Max and Ruby Noisy Nora McDuff Moves In And others Willems, Mo Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus Piggy and Elephant Series Knuffle Bunny And others Williams, Vera B. A Chair for my Mother Cherries and Cherry Pits And others Wood, Audrey Quick as a Cricket The Napping House And others Aardema, Verna Corbett, Scott Kellogg, Steven McCloskey, Misoso — Once The Lemonade Sally Ann Thunder Robert Upon a Time Trick Ann Whirlwind Make Way for Tales from Africa Crockett Ducklings Seuss, Dr. Blueberries for Sal Ahlberg, Allan Butter Battle Book Kimmel, Eric And others The Jolly Postman The Lorax The Adventures of Horton Hatches the Hershel of McCully, Emily Alexander, Lloyd Egg Ostropol Arnold The Fortune Tellers And others Anansi and the The Pirate Queen Moss Covered Mirette on the High Bang, Molly Fritz, Jean Rock Wire The Paper Crane What's the Big Idea, And others Ballot Box Battle Ben Franklin? Popcorn at the Burton, Virginia And others Kirk, David Palace Lee Miss Spider's Tea Mike Mulligan and Goble, Paul Party Milne, A. A. His Steam Shovel The Gift of the Miss Spider's Winnie-the-Pooh Sacred Dog Wedding When We Were Very Cameron, Ann And others Young Julian, Secret Agent Hazen, Barbara Now We Are Six And others Shook Lawson, Robert Tight Times Rabbit Hill Munsch, Robert Christopher, Matt Ben and Me The Paper Bag The Kid Who Hit Henkes, Kevin The Tough Winter Princess Only Homers Lilly’s Purple Plastic Mr. Revere and I Soccer Halfback Purse and others And others Ness, Evaline Skateboard Tough Sam, Bangs and And others Hoban, Russell Lear, Edward Moonshine Best Friends for The Pelican Chorus Clifton, Lucille Frances Parish, Peggy Everett Anderson's Harvey's Hideout LeGuin, Ursula The Key to the Friend Nothing to Do A Ride on the Red Treasure And others And others Mare's Back Haunted House Coerr, Eleanor Holabird, Louie, Ai-Ling Peet, Bill Sadako and the Katherine Yeh-Shen, a Fly, Homer, Fly Thousand Paper Angelina's Birthday Cinderella story The Wump World Cranes Surprise from China And Others And others Cole, Joanna Marshall, James Prelutsky, Jack The Magic School Hopkinson, George and Martha New Kid on the Bus series Deborah And others Block Sweet Clara For Laughing Out Cooney, Barbara The Freedom Quilt Mayer, Marianna Loud Island Boy Baba Yaga and The Dragons Are Hattie and the Wild Johnson, Crockett Vasilisa the Singing Tonight Wild Waves Harold and the Brave And others And others Purple Crayon Ransome, Arthur Fool of the World and the Flying Ship Rogaskey, Series Geographic Chapter Barbara Readers Rapunzel Books Roald Dahl Books Books for Thornton Burgess Read Aloud: Sendak, Maurice ABC Mysteries books Outside Over Amanda Pig series Roald Dahl Books There Amelia Bedelia Cleary, Beverly Mr. Popper's Where the Wild series Henry Huggins Penguins Things Are Arthur series The Mouse and the E.B. White Books And others A to Z Mysteries Motorcycle American Girl Silverstein, Shel Babar series Emily's Runaway Favorite Where the Berenstain Bears Imagination Sidewalk Ends Big Chapter Lucky Chuck Authors & And others Books Ramona Poets Runaway Ralph Beverly Cleary Simon, Seymour Books Jan Brett Our Solar System Dahl, Roald The Boxcar Eric Carle And others James and the Children series Steven Kellogg Giant Peach Cam Jansen Patricia Polaco Steig, William Fantastic Mr. Fox Count Your Way Tomie dePaola Sylvester and the The Magic Finger Through China, Vera B. Williams Magic Pebble The Enormous etc. Aliki And others Crocodile A Family in France, Mem Fox Charlie and the etc. Ezra Jack Keats Stevenson, Robert Dinosaur Cove Chocolate Louis Mystery Series Factory A Child’s Garden of DK Eyewitness And others Verses E.B. White Books Encyclopedia White, E. B. Wells, Rosemary Brown, Boy Charlotte's Web Max and Ruby Detective series Stuart Little series Flat Stanley McDuff Moves In Frog and Toad Easy And others Series Henry and Mudge Reading Williams, Margery series Series The Velveteen Horrible Harry Rabbit Series Bank Street Ready- Iris & Walter to-Read Wood, Audrey Junie B. Jones Dorling Kindersley Silly Sally Just So Stories Readers How do Dinosaurs The Littles series Step into Reading Say Goodnight Little House in the Dr. Seuss Owl Moon Big Woods Magic Tree House Madeline Mercer Mayer Little Critters Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle Nate the Great National Required Baum, L. Frank Burgess, Thornton Cohen, Barbara The Wizard of Oz Old Mother West Molly's Pilgrim Reading And others Wind Adventures of Cole, Joanna Grade 3 & Grade 4 Berenstain Stan & Danny Meadow The Magic School Four books of your Jan Mouse Bus series choice at your Berenstain Bears Adventures of appropriate reading Big Chapter Jimmy Skunk Collodi, Carlo level Books And others Pinocchio Recommended Birdsall, Jeanne Cameron, Ann Cooney, Barbara The Penderwicks Julian, Secret Agent Island Boy Reading And others Hattie and the Wild Blume, Judy Wild Waves Aardema, Verna Tales of a Fourth Chew, Ruth And others Misoso — Once Grade Nothing Summer Magic Upon a Time Superfudge A Witch in the Corbett, Scott Tales from Africa Freckle Juice House The Lemonade And others And others Trick Adler, David Cam Jansen series Bond, Michael Christopher, Matt Coville, Bruce A Bear Called The Kid Who Hit My Teacher is an Alexander, Lloyd Paddington Only Homers Alien The Fortune Tellers And others Soccer Halfback Skateboard Tough Dahl, Roald Atwater, Richard Branley, Franklyn And others The BFG Mr.
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