Summer Reading and Math
Reading
Below are the summer reading assignments for each grade 1 - 8. Please download the information for the grade that your child will be entering into for the upcoming year.
Below are the summer reading assignments for each grade 1 - 8. Please download the information for the grade that your child will be entering into for the upcoming year.
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Battle of the Books
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Math
Rising 2nd Grade 2026:
Review and master addition and subtraction facts 0-10.
Rising 3rd Grade 2026:
Review and practice addition and subtraction.
Rising 4th Grade 2026:
Review and master fact families: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Students will be tested during the second week of school for mastery and grade will count towards their first report card.
Rising 5th Grade 2026:
Welcome, future fifth graders! To start the year strong, we encourage students to keep their math facts sharp over the summer. A little practice goes a long way — aim for about 10–15 minutes, a few times a week. Consistency matters more than long sessions, and it keeps place value, multiplication, and division ready to go for fifth grade.
Here are some free websites we recommend:
**No need to use them all — pick one or two that your child enjoys. And of course, leave plenty of room for sunshine, reading, and rest. We can't wait to meet our new fifth graders in the fall!
MS Summer Math 2026:
Summer Work begins June 10, 2026 & ends August 25, 2026
Summer Math 2026
Rising 2nd Grade 2026:
Review and master addition and subtraction facts 0-10.
Rising 3rd Grade 2026:
Review and practice addition and subtraction.
Rising 4th Grade 2026:
Review and master fact families: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Students will be tested during the second week of school for mastery and grade will count towards their first report card.
Rising 5th Grade 2026:
Welcome, future fifth graders! To start the year strong, we encourage students to keep their math facts sharp over the summer. A little practice goes a long way — aim for about 10–15 minutes, a few times a week. Consistency matters more than long sessions, and it keeps place value, multiplication, and division ready to go for fifth grade.
Here are some free websites we recommend:
- XtraMath (xtramath.org) — Quick daily multiplication and division fact practice. It tracks exactly which facts a student still needs to work on.
- Khan Academy (khanacademy.org) — Great for reviewing place value, multiplication, and long division with short videos and practice problems.
- Prodigy Math (prodigygame.com) — A math adventure game where solving problems powers the action. Very popular with this age group; the core game is free.
- Math Playground (mathplayground.com) — Fun multiplication, division, and logic games.
- Multiplication.com — Games built around the times tables.
**No need to use them all — pick one or two that your child enjoys. And of course, leave plenty of room for sunshine, reading, and rest. We can't wait to meet our new fifth graders in the fall!
MS Summer Math 2026:
Summer Work begins June 10, 2026 & ends August 25, 2026
Summer Math 2026
