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Summer
Reading
Sixth
Grade
The
Giver by Lois Lowry
Maniac
Magee by Jerry Spinelli
For
each novel, complete a chapter by chapter summary.
Summaries must be at 10 bullets or 1 paragraph
containing 6-8 sentences.
Seventh
Grade
From
the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by
E.L. Konigsburg
The
Pearl by John Steinbeck
For
each novel, complete a chapter by chapter summary.
Summaries must be at 10 bullets or 1 paragraph
containing 6-8 sentences.
Eighth
Grade
Anne
Frank: Diary of a Young Girl
The
Outsiders by S.E. Hinton
For
The Outsiders, complete a chapter by chapter
summary. Summaries must be at 10 bullets or 1
paragraph containing 6-8 sentences.
For
Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl summaries must
be completed by month. You do NOT need to
summarize each entry. Group them together by month
and complete a summary for each month.

Math

Dear
Future 6th Grade Math Parents,
Next year your child will
be entering middle school and they will have new and
exciting experiences. In addition, they will have more
responsibilities and greater expectations. In order to
reduce the need to re-teach skills previously learned,
students are being asked to complete a summer math
assignment. They must complete the following workbook;
Summer Solutions – Intermediate A by Nancy McGraw
(ISBN 978-1934210-26-0). This book costs about
$15.00 and can be ordered by calling toll-free
1-877-382-7537 or via the internet at
www.SimpleSolutions.org.
I feel it is very
important to review math skills over the summer and the
completed book will count as the first four grades
for next year. In addition to some help pages,
the answers are all provided in the back of the book.
All work must be shown and will be collected the second
day of school. Your child may solve the problems in
the square spaces provided or on a separate sheet of
paper. (All work must be organized and neat)
There may be a few
problems that your child cannot solve independently,
however they should be able to complete about 75% of the
book. This summer program has been designed as a tool
for “sustained practice” and review of skills
over the summer. Do not allow your child to complete
the book all at once. The publishers suggest 3 times a
week for about 10 weeks. Each of the 30 lessons
contains 20 problems and I am confident that we will all
see the benefits in the up coming school year.
Please check your child’s
work after they have finished each lesson with a pen.
Have them highlight any problems they don’t know how to
solve or are truly unsure of. We will try to review as
much of these skills as possible, the first week of
school. (Remember, there are sample problems in the back
of the book for additional support)
Please be sure
to check the school website for the Summer Reading
Summer assignment and the supply list.
If you have any questions
or require more information, please feel free to contact
me at
eighth@good-shepherd-school.org. I look forward to
a wonderful school year. Thank you for your support and
I wish you and your family a very blessed and safe
summer.
Yours in Christ,
Mrs. Fernandez
Dear
Future 7th Grade Math Parents,
Next year your child will
be entering middle school and they will have new and
exciting experiences. In addition, they will have more
responsibilities and greater expectations. In order to
reduce the need to re-teach skills previously learned,
students are being asked to complete a summer math
assignment. They must complete the following workbook;
Summer Solutions – Intermediate B by Nancy McGraw
(ISBN 978-1-934210-37-6). This book costs
about $13.50 and can be ordered by calling toll-free
1-877-382-7537 or via the internet at
www.SimpleSolutions.org.
I feel it is very
important to review math skills over the summer and the
completed book will count as the first four grades
for next year. In addition to some help pages,
the answers are all provided in the back of the book.
All work must be shown and will be collected the second
day of school. Your child may solve the problems in
the square spaces provided or on a separate sheet of
paper.
There may be a few
problems that your child cannot solve independently,
however they should be able to complete about 75% of the
book. This summer program has been designed as a tool
for “sustained practice” and review of skills
over the summer. Do not allow your child to complete
the book all at once. The publishers suggest 3 times a
week for about 10 weeks. Each of the 30 lessons
contains 20 problems and I am confident that we will all
see the benefits in the up coming school year.
Please be sure to check
the school website for the Summer Reading Summer
assignment and the supply list.
If you have any questions
or require more information, please feel free to contact
me at
eighth@good-shepherd-school.org. I look forward to
a wonderful school year. Thank you for your support and
I wish you and your family a very blessed and safe
summer.
Yours in Christ,
Mrs. Fernandez
Dear
Future 8th Grade Math Parents,
Next year your child will
be entering middle school and they will have new and
exciting experiences. In addition, they will have more
responsibilities and greater expectations. In order to
reduce the need to re-teach skills previously learned,
students are being asked to complete a summer math
assignment. They must complete the following workbook;
Summer Solutions – Pre-Algebra by Nancy McGraw
(ISBN 978-1-934210-38-3). This book costs
about $13.50 and can be ordered by calling toll-free
1-877-382-7537 or via the internet at
www.SimpleSolutions.org.
I feel it is very
important to review math skills over the summer and the
completed book will count as the first four grades
for next year. In addition to some help pages,
the answers are all provided in the back of the book.
All work must be shown and will be collected the second
day of school. Your child may solve the problems in
the square spaces provided or on a separate sheet of
paper.
There may be a few
problems that your child cannot solve independently,
however they should be able to complete about 75% of the
book. This summer program has been designed as a tool
for “sustained practice” and review of skills
over the summer. Do not allow your child to complete
the book all at once. The publishers suggest 3 times a
week for about 10 weeks. Each of the 30 lessons
contains 20 problems and I am confident that we will all
see the benefits in the up coming school year.
Please be sure to check
the school website for the Summer Reading Summer
assignment and the supply list.
If you have any questions
or require more information, please feel free to contact
me at
eighth@good-shepherd-school.org. I look forward to
a wonderful school year. Thank you for your support and
I wish you and your family a very blessed and safe
summer.
Yours in Christ,
Mrs. Fernandez

Spanish

Duotang folder
Pencil
Spanish/English Dictionary



MIDDLE
SCHOOL SUPPLIES 2010-2011
Student’s
Personal Supplies:
(May
need to replenish throughout the year)
Quantity
Description
(3)
Erasable Blue Pens
(2)
Red Pens
(5)
# 2 pencils
(2)
highlighters (different colors)
(1)
Personal
pencil sharpener
(1)
pack of loose leaf paper
(1)
Glue stick
(1)
Scissor
(1)
small pack of colored pencils
(1)
Pencil Case (Bag Style with holes that will hold
most of these supplies)
Additional
Personal Supplies that need to be purchased
Quantity
Description
(1)
combination lock (please memorize combination for
the 1st day of school)
(6)
Single Subject Wire Bound notebooks - (must
have pockets and perforated “clean
edge”)
(1)
Composition notebook – for Math Notes
(1)
1inch 3 hole binder (For Music)
(1)
Folder (For Spanish)
(1)
Personal Spanish / English Dictionary (For
Spanish)
Homeroom
Supplies: (Students with the last name that falls
between A and J will turn in supplies the first day of
school. Those with last names K-Z will bring in the
supplies in January)
Quantity
Description
(1)
pack white copy / computer paper
(1)
pack of colored construction paper
(1)
pack of baby wipes
(1)
8oz bottle of hand sanitizer
(1)
pack of loose leaf paper
(1)
pack of graph paper (4 x 4 quadrille)
(2)
rolls of paper towel rolls
(1)
box of Kleenex
(1)
pack of index cards
(2)
black dry erase markers
  
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seventh@good-shepherd-school.org
If
you have any questions whatsoever, feel free to contact
me at the email provided above.


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Listen to Mustn'ts, child,
listen to the Don'ts.
Listen to the Shouldn'ts, the Impossibles, the
Won'ts.
Listen to the Never Haves, then listen close to
me.
Anything can happen, child, Anything can be.
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No
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**If
a student is absent they will be given time to make up
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All
classwork not completed in class must be completed as
homework.
No
late assignments will be accepted.
**If
a student is absent they will be given time to make up
the work.



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All
classwork not completed in class must be completed as
homework.
No
late assignments will be accepted.
**If
a student is absent they will be given time to make up
the work.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
THE
CLASS
OF
2010!
GOOD
LUCK
AND
GOD
BLESS!!!




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No
tests |
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tests |
| Tuesday |
Literature |
Science |
| Wednesday |
Language
Arts |
Religion |
| Thursday |
Math |
Spanish |
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Vocabulary/Spelling |
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