Research shows that many children experience what is often called “summer slide,” when students are exposed to fewer educational opportunities and, as a result, lose some of the gains made in school during the year. By actively participating in a summer reading program, studies show that students often maintain or improve their reading abilities throughout the summer.
Make it a summer goal to read at least 20 minutes every day. For help with what to read next, go to the Reading Resources page or visit your local public library.
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