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Dear Students & Parents/Guardians, This year’s summer reading program was designed with a number of goals in mind. First and most importantly, we want to encourage you to read over the summer and help instill in you a lifelong love of reading. In addition, we have chosen only one required book with the theme of time travel.. By having the whole school read the same 9 books and participate in a school-wide summer reading experience, we hope to build a community among students and teachers. Happy reading! -The MOLIN Summer Reading Committee Directions for Summer Reading All students entering Grade 5 are required to: Read ONE book during the summer. There are 5 choices each book having the same theme. “Have you ever wanted to “jump” into a book and be a part of the story OR have you ever wanted a character to “jump” out of the book and be a part of your world. Read one of these stories and see what could possibly happen when you can change the outcome of these beloved stories. Books have been carefully chosen to address diverse ability levels and interests. Books are available at the Newburyport Public Library and in the city's book stores. If you have any questions, please contact Ellen Menesale, the Molin School Librarian at 978-463-8212 stores. If you have any questions, please contact Ellen Menesale, the Molin School Librarian at 978-463-8212 PURCHASING YOUR SUMMER READING BOOKS LOCALLY AT: JABBERWOCKY And save 10% 50 Water Street Newburyport THE BOOK RACK And save 10% 52 State Street Newburyport CHECK BOOKS OUT AT: THE NEWBURYPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY 94 State Street Newburyport www.newburyportpl.org Molin Upper Elementary 978-463-8212 70 Low Street Newburyport, MA 01950 [email protected] 2017 For Students Entering Grade 5 Edward G. Molin Upper Elementary School NEWBURYPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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Dear Students & Parents/Guardians, This year’s summer reading program was designed with a number of goals in mind. First and most importantly, we want to encourage you to read over the summer and help instill in you a lifelong love of reading. In addition, we have chosen only one required book with the theme of time travel.. By having the whole school read the same 9 books and participate in a school-wide summer reading experience, we hope to build a community among students and teachers. Happy reading! -The MOLIN Summer Reading Committee
Directions for Summer Reading
All students entering Grade 5 are required to:
Read ONE book during the summer. There are 5 choices each book having the same
theme.
“Have you ever wanted to “jump” into a book and be a part of the story OR have you ever wanted a character to “jump” out of the book and be a part of your world. Read one of these stories and see what could possibly happen when you can change the outcome of these beloved stories.
Books have been carefully chosen to address diverse ability levels and interests. Books are available at the Newburyport Public Library and in the city's book stores. If you have any questions, please contact Ellen Menesale, the Molin School Librarian at 978-463-8212
stores. If you have any questions, please contact Ellen Menesale, the Molin School Librarian at 978-463-8212
PURCHASING YOUR SUMMER
READING BOOKS LOCALLY AT:
JABBERWOCKY And save 10%
50 Water Street Newburyport
THE BOOK RACK And save 10% 52 State Street Newburyport
CHECK BOOKS OUT AT: THE NEWBURYPORT
PUBLIC LIBRARY 94 State Street Newburyport
www.newburyportpl.org
Molin Upper Elementary
978-463-8212
70 Low Street Newburyport, MA 01950
2017
For Students Entering Grade 5
Edward G. Molin Upper Elementary School
NEWBURYPORT PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
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