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Spring Break Packets For Elementary

We all know how important it is for our students to get a break from school. To relax and take their mind off of it and just enjoy being kids. Spring break is a great time to do this! 

As important as the downtime is, it wouldn’t hurt for students to also get a little practice with those skills we’ve been working so hard on in class. In fact, parents are often asking for something for their children to work on while they’re out of school. 

Naturally, with any break from school, there is a degree of regression. Studies actually show that students are more likely to score lower on tests after being on break than they are during school. 

Assigning light but engaging activities during spring break can be the perfect way to keep their brains active while not in school and prevent that learning regression as much as possible. 

The key is to assign work that is engaging and will get your students thinking, but won’t take up too much of their time. 

When I was in the classroom, I would let the students know that it’s not mandatory, but if they complete it, they will get some sort of reward or prize when they return it to school. This could be a homework pass, treat, pizza party, or something similar. 

I created Spring Break Packets for each elementary grade to help make it easy for you! 

These packets have a spring theme to make it fun for students. You can buy them as a bundle or individually for the grade you need! No prep required, just print these out and go! 

Here’s what you can expect for each grade level: 

Spring break word bank, reading log, sight word lists and progress monitoring sheet, handwriting, trace lines, find the letter, color the crayon, writing, upper and lowercase letter work, patterns, sight word find, coloring, comprehension sequencing cards, math printables (adding, counting, shapes, number charts, number line, counting on)

Kindergarten

Spring break word bank, reading log, sight word lists, progress monitoring sheet, narrative writing, printables on CVC word families, reading comprehension, rhyming word crossword puzzle, handwriting practice, ABC order, rewrite the sentence, adjectives and nouns,  math printables (addition, subtraction, counting on, adding single digit numbers, shapes, fill in the number chart, number bonds, 10 more, 10 less and 1 MORE 1 Less)

First Grade

Spring break word bank, reading log, sight word lists, narrative writing, printables on CVC word families, reading comprehension, , ABC order, rewrite the sentence, adjectives and nouns, Math Printables ( Addition, subtraction, mental math, adding 2 digit numbers, shapes, measurement, number bonds, 10 more, 10 less and 1 MORE 1 Less)

Second Grade

Word bank, reading log, sight word list, opinion writing, printables on adjectives, nouns , plural and singular nouns, collective nouns, reading comprehension, suffixes, ABC order, rewrite the sentence and word sorts, math printables ( expanded form addition, subtraction, mental math, adding 3 numbers, shapes, measurement, 10 more, 10 less)

Third Grade

Word bank, reading log, sight word list, opinion & narrative writing, printables on context clues, abbreviations, prepositions, verbs reading comprehension, suffixes, ABC order, and rewriting the sentence, math printables (bar graph, addition and subtraction 3 digits, rounding, perimeter and area, fractions, multiplication, division and comparing numbers)

Fourth Grade

Word bank, reading log, suggested sight word list, biography reporting, opinion & narrative writing, printables on context clues, to too two, there they’re their, a an, prefixes, root words, suffixes, relative pronouns, comprehension, past tenses, ABC order, and rewriting the sentence, Math Printables (factoring, 3-digit addition, rounding, multiping using the area model, greater than less than, rounding, fractions, multiplication and comparing numbers)

Fifth Grade

Word bank, reading log, 5th grade suggested sight word list, biography reporting, opinion, informative & narrative writing, printables on context clues, fluency, there they’re their, inference, main Idea, prefixes, root words, suffixes, relative pronouns, comprehension, past tenses, ABC order, and correcting sentences, math printables (graphing points, coordinate patterns, adding subtracting and multiplying decimals, order of operation, factoring, 3-digit addition, rounding, multiping using the area model, greater than less than, rounding, fractions, multiplication and comparing numbers)

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Optional Spring Break Packets – 2020

Click on the grade to download the optional  packet for your child’s grade. it will open in a separate tab., grades k – 5.

• Kindergarten Spring Break Packet
• First Grade Spring Break Packet
• Second Grade Spring Break Packet
• Third Grade Spring Break Packet
• Fourth Grade Spring Break Packet
• Fifth Grade Spring Break Packet

Grades 6 – 8 (Middle School Grades)

• Sixth Grade Spring Break Packet
• Seventh Grade Spring Break Packet
• Eighth Grade Spring Break Packet 

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3rd grade summer packet – 10 fun things to include.

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Ready to put together a winning 3rd grade summer packet? With the end of school comes the start of summer vacation for third graders. While many students look forward to having a break from school, it’s important to keep them engaged and learning during this time off. To help stop the summer slide , consider creating a fun 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade summer packet filled with activities and printables related to math, reading, and ELA. This will help provide structure and purpose to their days off while still allowing them to explore their interests and thoughts through the summer months.

3rd Grade Summer Packet (Plus 4th and 5th Grade Options)

1. Math Worksheets – It’s important for third graders to keep their math skills sharp during the summer break, and worksheets are an excellent way to do that! Have your child practice basic operations, money arithmetic, problem solving and even fractions in your 3rd grade summer packet.

2. Reading List – Summer is a great time to explore new books and authors! Help your little one find some fun reading material from their local library or online bookstores. Provide them with simple printable story maps to record short reviews of what they read to help expand their writing skills.

3. Writing Prompts – Writing prompts in a 3rd grade summer packet can be a fun way for third graders to explore creative ideas and hone in on their writing abilities. Encourage them to write by offering up topics about current events, family traditions or even their favorite superhero.

4. Art Projects – Summer is a great time to get creative with art! Have your student make some fun projects like clay sculptures, paper mache, and collages to help keep them busy and stimulate their imagination. Even coloring activities like ready-made color by code sheets can provide a great artistic outlet!

5. Math Games – Add a little fun to math practice with games! Board games, dice games, or card games can be an exciting way to reinforce number operations and problem-solving skills while having a good time.

6. Summer Writing Journal – Make sure your 3rd grade summer packet includes a summer writing journal where they can record their activities and thoughts through the summer months while out of the classroom.

7. Storytelling – Help your students practice their storytelling skills by recreating or inventing a story based on their summer adventures. As they write down the details, challenge them to include vivid descriptions and imaginative plot twists. This exercise can also help with reading comprehension when they go back to school in the fall.

8. Poetry Writing – Writing poems is a great way for third or fourth graders to express themselves creatively! In a 3rd grade summer packet, have your child explore different styles of poetry like haikus, limericks, or free verse forms and have fun experimenting with words.

9. Printable ELA Activities – Keep your students thinking with parts of speech worksheets, grammar activities and more. Play word games where you say a word, and the child names the part of speech (noun, verb, adjective, etc.) or print out some fun 3rd grade summer packet grammar worksheets!

10. Daily Reading – Allow your students to choose a reading activity (book, comic book, magazine, etc.) and spend 10 minutes reading each day. Make it fun by letting them read in a tent with a flashlight, on a blanket in the park, or in their playhouse outside! Get a FREE printable Summer Reading Challenge HERE!

Ready-Made Printable 3rd Grade Summer Packet

Want a ready-to-go summer packet for 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade? No worries… we’ve got you covered! Just click on your grade level below to take a look at the printable download.

Here are some additional summer learning opportunities you might also want to use:

1. Summer Reading Programs – Many public libraries offer special programs that can be beneficial for students during their summer break. Check with your local library to see if they have any summer reading programs or competitions that can help keep your child engaged and motivated.

2. Educational Videos – Online educational videos are a great way for third graders to learn about different topics and explore the world around them. Try searching for content related to science, history, mathematics or even fun activities like cooking and crafting in order to give your student some engaging material that’s not just from textbooks. National Geographic for Kids is a great starting point!

3. Indoor/Outdoor Activities – Keep learning alive by scheduling in some outdoor activities such as hikes, bike rides, picnics and nature walks. For rainy days indoors, try setting up games of charades or puzzles that require higher-order thinking skills without seeming like a chore.

4. Visit Local Museums & Parks – Taking a trip to the local museum or park can be a great way for third and fourth graders to get out and explore their community while also learning about its history and culture. This is perfect for those days when you just want to keep your students busy without having them sit in front of screens all day!

5. Take Trips – Tying into the educational videos mentioned earlier, taking trips with your third grader is an excellent opportunity for them to experience new things and explore different cultures and places. Whether it’s going out of state or just visiting neighboring cities, this activity will help them understand the world around them on a deeper level!

6. Involve Family & Friends – Summer is a time for family fun, so why not get everyone involved? Gather relatives and friends together for some activities like board games or scavenger hunts and use this as a chance to share some stories and interesting facts with your students.

8. Gardening – Spending time outside in the garden is not only fun, but also educational! Take this opportunity to teach 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders about plants, animals, and insect life cycles. This will help them understand more about the natural world around them while also having a hands-on learning experience.

By adding these activities to your 3rd grade summer packet, your students will stay engaged and motivated during their time off from school. With a little bit of planning and dedication, you can help your kiddos make the most out of their summer break!

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Winter Break Homework Packet: 3rd and 4th Grade

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This NO PREP homework packet is just what you need to send your third and fourth graders off to winter break! Differentiate homework for your students by using only the pages that work best for your class…or use the included Student Goals sheet to let students take responsibility for their Winter Break packet.

Inside you will find two weeks of Common Core aligned language, reading, and math activities.

Included in the pack:

• Homework Packet Cover Sheet
• Homework Packet Goal Sheet
• Each reading page is designed to be used with any independent reading book.
• Reading Log
• Character Trait Map
• Chapter Summary
• Trading Places – students journal write as the main character
• My Word Search – students create a word search using story vocabulary
• Multiplication fact coloring
• Division fact coloring
• Determining a pattern
• Multi-step division
• Rounding to the nearest 10 and 100
• DOL (Daily Oral Language) – students correct 2 sentences each day for two weeks
• Writing Journal cover page
• 10 winter-themed writing prompts
• Lined writing pages with space for illustration

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Third Grade Summer Break Packet - Fun Digital Homework Review - Google Slides

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This DIGITAL THIRD GRADE SUMMER BREAK PACKET is for students to review MATH and ELA skills in the weeks they are on summer vacation between THIRD GRADE and FOURTH GRADE! This Google ™ Slides Ready resource includes ten weeks of engaging activities for you to send electronically to your students or use in summer school. In addition, there are weekend activities, a reading log with reading response pages, answer keys and a merit certificate!

***PLEASE BE AWARE BEFORE PURCHASING***

This product contains the same activities as the PRINTABLE THIRD GRADE SUMMER PACKET .

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Which format(s) will you receive in this download?

· Google Slides (a link is in the PDF in the zip file)

· JPEG images of the slides (a folder is in the zip file)

THERE ARE NO PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS IN THIS DOWNLOAD.

If you would like the printable version of this packet, CLICK HERE .

If you would like the print and digital bundle, CLICK HERE .

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This packet includes:

MATH: Odd and Even

ELA: ABC order

MATH: Add 3-digit numbers

ELA: Synonyms

MATH: Decimal Numbers

ELA: Odd Word

MATH: Analog and digital times

ELA: Cloze passage

MATH: Mean and mode

ELA: Grammar

MATH: Subtraction

ELA: Compound Sentences

MATH: Perimeter

ELA: Similes

MATH: Time Units

ELA: Commas

MATH: True/False Decimals

ELA: Spelling

MATH: Expanded form

ELA: Reflexive Pronouns

MATH: Rounding to the nearest dollar

ELA: Singular and Plural

MATH: Growing Pattern

MATH: Triangles

ELA: Usage errors

MATH: Multiplication/Division

ELA: Making predictions

MATH: Multiply numbers ending in zero

ELA: Creating adjectives and similes

MATH: Equations

ELA: What do you infer?

MATH: Put money amounts in order

ELA: Punctuation Marks

MATH: Area of the shaded region

ELA: Guide Words

MATH: Long division

ELA: Fact or Fiction

MATH: Partitioning number lines for fractions

ELA: Context clues

MATH: Reasonable temperature

ELA: Fact or Opinion?

MATH: Number of the Day

ELA: Parts of Speech

MATH: Multiplication spinner

ELA: Write a story

MATH: Beginning algebra

ELA: Speech Marks

MATH: Word problem stories

ELA: Reading comprehension

MATH: Array models

MATH: Factors mazes

ELA: Complex Sentences

MATH: Subtraction algorithms

ELA: Compound Words

MATH: Addition algorithms

ELA: Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

MATH: Division spinner

ELA: Adjectives/Adverbs

MATH: Multiplication grid

ELA: Capital Letters

MATH: Balancing Equations

ELA: Point of View

MATH: Word problems

ELA: Venn Diagram

MATH: Roman Numerals

ELA: Story writing

MATH: Even or Odd

ELA: Homophones

MATH: Division grid

ELA: Reading Comprehension

MATH: 100s chart

ELA: Suffix spinner

MATH: Order numbers

ELA: Verb Tenses

MATH: Comparing Fractions using Bar Model

ELA: Contractions

MATH: Input, Output table

ELA: Setting/Conflict/Characters

MATH: 2D shapes

MATH: Probability

ELA: Antonyms

MATH: Fractions on a number line

MATH: Create a graph

ELA: Dialogue

MATH: Symmetry

ELA: Prefix spinner

MATH: Draw 3D shapes

ELA: Sentence or Fragment

MATH: Color match

ELA: Dictionary Meaning

MATH: Congruent shapes

ELA: Sentence Editing

MATH: Fractions

ELA: Pronouns

MATH: 2D/3D shapes

ELA: Past Tense Verbs

BONUS CONTENT!

Simile Acting

Room Drawing

Acrostic Poem

Word Search

Thinking Ahead

+ cover page

+ FULL ANSWER KEY

+ checklist

+ certificate

+ reading log

+ both US and UK/Aus/NZ spelling options

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IS THIS A DIGITAL RESOURCE?

Yes, this is a Google™ Slides ready resource.

(In addition, the download contains a folder of JPEG image slides to load into Seesaw.)

ARE THERE PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS IN THIS PACK?

No, this packet is digital only.

If you would like the print version, CLICK HERE .

HOW DO I ACCESS THE DIGITAL RESOURCE?

In the zip file, you will receive a PDF file. There is a link in the PDF file to copy the Google™ Slides to your drive. You will also receive a folder of JPEG images to load into Seesaw.

HOW MANY SLIDES ARE INCLUDED?

There are 50 MATH slides, 50 LANGUAGE ARTS slides, 10 WEEKEND ACTIVITY slides, 2 reading log slides and 1 digital merit certificate. Additionally, there is a full answer key for the math and language arts pages.

IS THERE AN ANSWER KEY?

Yes, there is an answer key included.

HOW DO STUDENTS INTERACT WITH THE SLIDES?

Students will type answers or drag and drop symbols/pictures/words to complete the activities. The slides have been carefully prepared to make digital learning fun and interactive!

ARE THE SLIDES EDITABLE?

The activities are not editable and are locked in the background. However, the date on each slide can be edited.

CAN THIS RESOURCE BE USED IN SEESAW?

Yes, JPEG images of the Google™ Slides are included in the download. These can be used in Seesaw.

Please note: There are no drag and drop activities when using this resource in Seesaw.

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