Summer 2020 Reading for Grades 6, 7, and 8



SUMMER 2020 READING ASSIGNMENTS FOR GRADES 6,7,8 (GRADES FOR SEPTEMBER)


Grade 6 (in September):

The 6th grade will be reading Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan. The publisher is Disney-Hyperion and the publication date is 2006.

The children should read a minimum of two Chapters per week. That means they should be finished at least up to Chapter 18 when school starts. They are welcomed to read more if they wish to. They can use a yellow highlighter to mark important information or characters, settings, etc. They can also write down information in any type of notebook if they want to.

I will update the blog as more information becomes available. I will also start a google classroom as soon as I get each child’s email. You can email me at mstoscano@olqmnyc.org if you have any questions.



Grade 7 (in September):

The 7th grade will continue reading Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan. The publisher is Disney-Hyperion and the publication date is 2006.

The children should continue reading from where they stopped in June. That means they should be finished the whole book when school starts. They should read at least two chapters per week. They are welcomed to read more if they wish to. They can use a yellow highlighter to mark important information or characters, settings, etc. They can also write down information in any type of notebook if they want to.

I will update the blog and google classroom as more information becomes available. You can email me at mstoscano@olqmnyc.org if you have any questions.


Grade 8 (in September):

The 8th grade will finish reading The Outsiders. There were about two chapters left in the book when school ended in June.

The new book they should purchase is The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros. Vintage Books, 1984.

They should read the introduction first. Then they should read about twenty-five pages per week. They are welcomed to read more if they wish to. They can use a yellow highlighter to mark important information or characters, settings, etc. They can also write down information in any type of notebook if they want to.

I will update the blog and google classroom as more information becomes available. You can email me at mstoscano@olqmnyc.org if you have any questions.