Elementary Students Summer Work
1. Reading
This summer, we would like all our students to read, read and read! To encourage students to read, their teachers have created online accounts for them on Scholastic.com, where they can log how many minutes they are reading every week.
Students, log in here to log your minutes weekly! If you forgot your login information, or you are a new students, you can download and print a reading log instead.
Resources:
Students, log in here to log your minutes weekly! If you forgot your login information, or you are a new students, you can download and print a reading log instead.
Resources:
- Suggested books to read
- Epic! Books: Online books - free 30 day trial. Summer deal 3 months fo $3 (use coupon SUMMER18)
- Magic Keys: Online Free Children Storybooks
2. Math
Grades 1-4: Have fun while learning Math, using Prodigy Games. Students in grades 1-4 should have their account info from their teacher to practice all summer.
Students in grade 5 will be using KhanAcademy.
Students in grade 5 will be using KhanAcademy.
3. Arabic & Quran
| Kindergarten |
| Grade 1 |
| Grade 2 |
| Grade 3 |
| Grade 4 |
| Grade 5 |
Middle/Upper School Students Summer Work
1. Reading
This summer, we would like all our students to read, read and read! To encourage students to read, their teachers have created online accounts for them on Scholastic.com, where they can log how many minutes they are reading every week.
Students, log in here to log your minutes weekly! If you forgot your login information, or you are a new students, you can download and print a reading log instead.
Resources:
Students, log in here to log your minutes weekly! If you forgot your login information, or you are a new students, you can download and print a reading log instead.
Resources:
- BookRix: Free E-Books
- Booksie: Free E-Books
- Digital Book Index: Free Fiction E-Books
- Digi-Libraries: Free Fiction E-Books
2. Math
Students in grades 6-10 have been created accounts at Khan Academy to review their math skills over the summer.
3. Arabic, Quran & Tajweed
| Middle School Quranic Studies (Mrs. Kitty and Mrs. Hanan) |
| Middle School Quranic Studies (Mrs. Alaa) |
| Grade 9/10 Tajweed |
| Grade 9 Arabic as a Second Language (Mrs. Tahani) |
| Grade 10 Arabic as a Second Language (Mrs. Tahani) |
| Grade 11 Arabic as a Second Language (Mrs. Salsabeel) |
| Grade 12 Arabic as a Second Language (Mrs. Salsabeel) |
4. Islamic Studies (Middle School)
Middle school students:
1. Read the book The Friendship Promise by Umm Zakiyyah
It is available at:
https://uzauthor.com/
https://www.amazon.com
https://www.thriftbooks.com/a/umm-zakiyyah/570124/
2. Include tracking the time you spend reading the book in the Scholastic Summer Reading challenge
3. Be ready for a class discussion about the books and playlist. No writing assignment.
1. Read the book The Friendship Promise by Umm Zakiyyah
It is available at:
https://uzauthor.com/
https://www.amazon.com
https://www.thriftbooks.com/a/umm-zakiyyah/570124/
2. Include tracking the time you spend reading the book in the Scholastic Summer Reading challenge
3. Be ready for a class discussion about the books and playlist. No writing assignment.
4. Islamic Studies (Grade 9/10/11)
Grade 9/10/11 students:
1. Choose one of the following books to read:
a. The War Within Our Hearts by Habeeb Quadri
b. No One Taught Me the Human Side of Islam: The Muslim Hippie’s Story of Living with Bipolar Disorder by Umm Zakiyyah
c. In The Early Hours: Reflections on Spiritual and Self Development by Khurram Murad
2. Include tracking the time you spend reading the book in the Scholastic Summer Reading challenge
3. Instead of listening to popular music, take a listen to the following playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW1HWMb2H8D3MOfE3xKFQ2NcNqPoMdu9V
4. Be ready for a class discussion about the books and playlist. No writing assignment.
1. Choose one of the following books to read:
a. The War Within Our Hearts by Habeeb Quadri
b. No One Taught Me the Human Side of Islam: The Muslim Hippie’s Story of Living with Bipolar Disorder by Umm Zakiyyah
c. In The Early Hours: Reflections on Spiritual and Self Development by Khurram Murad
2. Include tracking the time you spend reading the book in the Scholastic Summer Reading challenge
3. Instead of listening to popular music, take a listen to the following playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW1HWMb2H8D3MOfE3xKFQ2NcNqPoMdu9V
4. Be ready for a class discussion about the books and playlist. No writing assignment.
4. Islamic Studies (Grade 12 Students)
Grade 12 students:
1. Choose one of the following books to read:
a. The Compassionate Warrior: Abd el-Kader of Algeria by Elsa Marston
b. How Does It Feel to Be a Problem?: Being Young and Arab in America by Moustafa Bayoumi
c. Reclaim Your Heart by Yasmin Mogahed
2. Include tracking the time you spend reading the book in the Scholastic Summer Reading challenge.
3. Instead of listening to popular music, take a listen to the following playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW1HWMb2H8D3MOfE3xKFQ2NcNqPoMdu9V
4. Be ready for a class discussion about the books and playlist. No writing assignment.
1. Choose one of the following books to read:
a. The Compassionate Warrior: Abd el-Kader of Algeria by Elsa Marston
b. How Does It Feel to Be a Problem?: Being Young and Arab in America by Moustafa Bayoumi
c. Reclaim Your Heart by Yasmin Mogahed
2. Include tracking the time you spend reading the book in the Scholastic Summer Reading challenge.
3. Instead of listening to popular music, take a listen to the following playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW1HWMb2H8D3MOfE3xKFQ2NcNqPoMdu9V
4. Be ready for a class discussion about the books and playlist. No writing assignment.