Summer Bridge Activities: 2nd Grade to 3rd Grade

by Carla Fisher and Julia Ann Hobbs

Book Overview

An innovative series to help children improve reading, writing, arithmetic, and spelling while they are not in school.Approximately 80 percent of what children are taught in school is lost within a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1887923055
• ISBN13: 9781887923057
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Rainbow Bridge Publishing (UT)
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 8.2" x 11.0"

Customer Reviews

always good

We have used summer bridge for years. It is a good short daily activity to keep their brains from turning off all summer.

summer bridge activities:2-3

i was pleased with the work provided on the book. it kept my 8th year-old occupied, sametime, honed in on his school learnings. gave him 2 work-days exercise during the whole summer - (even while we're travelling) in the morning - after breakfast. it was great! no whining about 'having to do homework' while on vacation. all the exercises in the book actually refreshed his school learnings - by the time school starts - he is not in-the-zone. i have also got the 1-2 grade for my youngest starting on 2nd grade. the book worked equally good. it is just great to have reading, math, writing & language ALL in one activity book. especially like the way that the book is geared towards children entering into the next grade level. well done! 5 gold stars - most definately.

Good Summer Review/Comments by Professional Educator at UAB

Engaging for the child. Mostly math and language activities of differnt types, styles, and complexities. Tasks get progressively harder toward the new school year. A good general purpose review and prep to keep skills fresh and build a few new ones before schools starts in August. Moderately well-illustrated.Encourages independent reading and offers a suggested reading list--though parents should review any of these books for appropriateness for their child.. In choosing books for independant reading the key is for the child to enjoy reading challenging materials--let your child choose what interests them as much as possible.