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Fourth Grade: Spanish House Elementary Summer Skills Resource List 2020
After an unprecedented Spring semester, the Third Grade team has compiled and curated these resources to help students maintain skills
learned this academic year and ensure they are ready for Fourth Grade. The second half of the document contains a Fourth Grade
summer reading list in both Spanish and English. Over the summer, families should encourage students to enjoy quality literature and
continue developing their independent reading skills. “Summer slide,” where students regress in their language arts skills by not practicing
throughout the summer, can weaken much of the progress students gained throughout their school year; our students are particularly
vulnerable to this phenomenon this year. We hope these resources will prove helpful throughout the season and beyond!
Have a super summer!
ALL SUBJECTS :
Grade(s)
Name of Resource Description Web address / Link Username Password Paid/
Free
K-5
Spanish
English
BrainPop Jr, BrainPop!,
BrainPop Español
Videos for all subjects,
quizzes included
https://esp.brainpop.co
m/
sh4410 elementary Paid
by SH
K-12
English
K-12 Reader
Grammar, spelling, reading
comprehension,
writing worksheets
https://www.k12reader
.com/
Free
K-12
English
Outschool From phonics to math to
history to piano, Outschool
feeds your kid’s curiosity and
elevates their learning with a
variety of 10,000+ classes.
https://outschool.com/
#abk87rzxjh
Create a
login
Free-
$5 for
some
classes
K+
English
Spanish
Quizziz Explore millions of teacher-
created quizzes and create
student-paced assignments
https://quizizz.com Create a
login
Free
READING/LECTURA :
K+
Spanish
English
Rockalingua Games, songs, worksheets
and other tools for making
Spanish fun
https://rockalingua.co
m/songs
Create a
login
Free
Grade(s) Name of Resource Description Web address / Link Username Password Paid/
Free
K+
English
(some
Spanish)
Audible
Books to sit, relax and listen to;
no illustrations
* Click on the Elementary
category*
https://stories.audible.
com/start-listen
Free
3-5
Spanish
English
Common Lit Free fiction and nonfiction
books for 3rd-12th grades.
https://www.commonlit
.org/en/texts
Free
K-5
Spanish
English
Fable Cottage
Children's stories translated
into Spanish with slow audio
https://www.thefableco
ttage.com/spanish?fbcli
d=IwAR1sdzcuzJKm5Nf
1wr1JGJ56IhMmY25BG
WfB18nsAbisdcdFhFdd
R7-BpUQ
Free
K-5
Spanish
Seguimos Educando Online reading at various
levels
https://www.educ.ar/re
cursos/150865/primera
s-
exploraciones?from=15
0858
Free
K-5
Spanish
Seguimos Educando Online reading with direct
links to videos
https://www.educ.ar/re
cursos/buscar?tema=53
&tipo_recurso_educativ
o=38
Free
MATH/MATEMÁTICAS ➗:
PBL: SCIENCE/CIENCIAS 🔬:
Grade(s) Name of Resource Description Web address / Link Username Password Paid/
Free
PK-5
English
CoolMath4Kids
Subtraction, addition, division,
and multiplication
https://www.coolmath
4kids.com
Free
PK-5
Spanish
English
Education.com Resources for students to
practice math concepts either
on a worksheet or games
https://www.education
.com/
Free
PK-5
English
Math Games
Games for math, aligned with
TEKS.
https://teks.mathgame
s.com/
Free
K-5
English
Math Playground Math games for students
including addition, decimals,
fractions, graphs, and more
https://www.mathplay
ground.com
Free
K-5
English
YouCubed Open, creative mindset
mathematics
https://www.youcubed
.org
Free
Grade(s) Name of Resource Description Web address / Link Username Password Paid/
Free
PK+
Spanish
English
Scholastic Reading texts connected to
science projects
https://classroommaga
zines.scholastic.com/s
upport/learnathome.ht
ml
Free
PBL: SOCIAL STUDIES/ESTUDIOS SOCIALES 🌍:
1+
English
Scientists at the
Smithsonian
Videos describing different
scientists’ jobs and a walk-
through of their day
http://www.smithsonia
neducation.org/scienti
st/index.html
Free
3+
English
Smithsonian
Learning Lab
Experiments and activities for
students at home
https://learninglab.si.e
du/collections/e-
textiles/AJnqVkgiMi9Y
2Xyv#r/114630
Free
K+
English
Smithsonian’s
National Zoo &
Conservation Biology
Institute
Virtual tour through live web
cams which feature many of a
Zoo’s animals
https://nationalzoo.si.e
du/webcams
Free
PK+
English
Texas Parks and
Wildlife
Outdoor learning, wildlife, and
conservation themes for
students.
https://tpwd.texas.gov
/kids/#resources
Free
Grade(s) Name of Resource Description Web address / Link Username Password Paid/
Free
K+
English
Britannica Kids
Biographies, interactive
activities, games, maps
https://kids.britannica.
com/
Create a
login- some
Free;
some
fees
K-5
English
Kidscitizen
Interactive activities to
explore congress and civic
engagement
https://www.kidcitizen.
net/
Free
K-5
English
The Kennedy Center Explore history, music, theater,
opera, visual and media arts at
home, through the informative
Kennedy Center
https://www.kennedy-
center.org/education/a
rtseducationathome/
Free
FINE ARTS/BELLAS ARTES :
PK+
Spanish
National Geographic
Kids
Resources for students to do
experiments, research and
more
https://kids.nationalge
ographic.com/
Free
3+
English
National Women’s
History Museum
Biographies, women's history
excerpts, and more
https://www.womenshi
story.org/students-
and-educators
Free
K+
Spanish
English
Virtual Tours 2020 Five different museums from
around the world with access to
virtual tours and facts
https://www.eluniversa
l.com.mx/destinos/rec
orridos-virtuales-
creados-para-ninos-en-
5-museos-increibles
Free
K+
English
White House Tour
2020
Scroll to the bottom of the page
to get a virtual tour of the White
House
https://whitehouse.gov
1.info/visit/tour.html
Free
Grade(s) Name of Resource Description Web address / Link Username Password Paid/
Free
K-5
Spanish
Casa Azul Virtual visit https://www.recorrido
svirtuales.com/frida-
kahlo/museo_frida_ka
hlo.html
Free
K-5
Spanish
Educlan Art activities https://www.rtve.es/e
duclan/9-10-anos/
Free
K-5 Hellokids Drawing activities https://es.hellokids.co
m/c-24886/dibujo-
para-
ninos/linea/fabrica-
para-dibujar-online
Free
YOGA & PHYSICAL EDUCATION/YOGA & EDUCACION FÍSICA :
K-5
Spanish
English
Numinds
STEM, vocabulary, and art
https://www.numinds.t
v/
Free
K-5
Spanish
Un professor Music https://www.unprofeso
r.com/musica/interval
es-musicales-
clasificacion-y-
ejemplos-3763.html
Free
K-5
Spanish
Spanish Playground
Drawing Tutorials
Videos teaching students how to
draw
https://www.spanishpl
ayground.net/drawing
-tutorials-spanish/
Free
Grade(s) Name of Resource Description Web address / Link Username Password Paid/
Free
K-5
Spanish
Adrian Fit Jump rope for beginners https://www.youtube.c
om/watch?v=r7ofZPkg
VQc
Free
2-5
Spanish
Brenda Medina Yoga Yoga in Spanish for Kids https://youtu.be/3bjgg
xDiXyk
Free
K-5
English
Cosmic Yoga Yoga classes for kids through
stories
https://www.youtube.c
om/user/CosmicKidsYo
ga
Free
PK+
Spanish
English
GoNoodleFamily Multiple channels with dynamic
movement through dance,
exercise, songs, rap, and more
https://family.gonoodle
.com/
Free
TECHNOLOGY/TECNOLOGÍA :
K-5
English
Log It
Invites students and classes to
record their physical activity
online; includes a virtual hike
across the United States,
feedback about daily goals, and
more
http://www.peclogit.or
g/logit.asp
Create a
login
Free
K-5
Español
Yogic Yoga para
niños
Short videos for specific poses https://youtu.be/LmzfT
6Gv4fo
Free
Grade(s) Name of Resource Description Web address / Link Username Password Paid/
Free
3+
Spanish
English
Adobe Spark EDU Explore and develop your
graphic design skills by creating
flyers, cards, video, journals and
more
https://spark.adobe.c
om/es-ES/edu/
Create a
login
Free
K+
English
Code Learn how to build an iPhone
game, write your first computer
program, draw in JavaScript and
much more
https://code.org Create a
login
Free
K+
English
Instructables Web page with all sorts of
makerspace projects. Choose
your theme area and skill and
start creating
https://www.instructa
bles.com/projects/
Create a
login
Free
1-5
Spanish
Interland Online game that makes learning
about digital safety and
citizenship interactive and fun
https://beinternetaw
esome.withgoogle.co
m/es-
419_all/interland
Free
K-5
Spanish
English
Typing Club Interactive web page to help kids
learn to type with games and
assignments
https://www.typingcl
ub.com
https://www.typingcl
ub.com/mecanografi
a
Create a
login
Free
Fourth Grade: SH Elementary Summer Reading List 2020
Books in Spanish/Libros en español
If you like these books recommended
by current SH Elementary students…
...try these teacher recommendations!
▪ El principito by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry ▪ La cancha de los deseos by Juan Villoro
▪ El ratoncito de la moto by Beverly Cleary ▪ Abuelita Opalina by Maria Puncel
▪ Soy Helen Keller by Grace Norwich and
Marl Elliot
▪ Las aventuras de Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain
▪ Platero y yo by Juan Ramón Jiménez ▪ La cabaña del tío Tom (Uncle Tom's Cabin) by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
▪ Corazón by Edmondo de Amicis ▪ Las aventuras de Huckleberry Finn by Mark
Twain ▪ 80, 000 mil leguas de viaje submarino by
Jules Verne
▪ Justo a tiempo, Ámbar Dorado. By Paula
Danziger ▪ La increíble historia de... la abuela gánster by
David Walliams
▪ Pinta el Viento by Pam Muñoz Ryan
▪ El misterio de los árbitros dormidos by
Roberto Santiago
▪ Charlie y la fábrica de Chocolate by Roald
Danl
▪ El misterio del obelisco mágico by Roberto
Santiago
▪ Gracias a Winn-Dixie by Kate Dicamillo
▪ Viaje al centro de la tierra by Jules Verne ▪ Mi planta de naranja lima by Jose Mauro de
Vasconcelos ▪
▪ 20 Leguas de viaje submarino by Jules Verne ▪ El libro de los Valores by Teresa Blanch
▪ La vuelta al mundo en 80 días by Jules Verne ▪ Ven a mi casa by Dr. Seuss
▪ Coraline by Neil Gaiman
▪ El príncipe feliz by Oscar Wilde
Books in English
If you like these books recommended
by current SH Elementary students…
...try these teacher recommendations!
▪ The One and Only Ivan by Katherine
Applegate
▪ The Miraculous Journey of Edward
Tulane by Kate DiCamillo
▪ Percy Jackson (series) by Rick Riordan ▪ Harry Potter (series) by J.K. Rowling ▪ Wild Robot (series) by Peter Brown ▪ Fish in a Tree by L. Mallaly Hunt ▪ The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis
▪ Where the Mountain Meets the Moon
by Grace Lin ▪ Ellie's Story (series) by W. Bruce Cameron ▪ Sarah, Plain & Tall by P. MacLachlan
▪ Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's
Library (series) by Chris Grabenstein
▪ The Candymakers (series) by Wendy Mass
▪ The Sisters Grimm (series) by Michael
Buckley
▪ The Last Kids on Earth (series) by Brallier &
Holgate
▪ 11 before 12 by Lisa Greenwald ▪ Ted by Dan Gutman
▪ Diary of a 5th Grade Outlaw by Gena
Loveless ▪ Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy
Blume
▪ Home Team (series) by Mike Lupica ▪ Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinelli
▪ Geronimo Stilton (series) by Geronimo Stilton ▪ Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl
▪ Cupcake Club (series) by Burke ▪
▪ The Mouse and the Motorcycle (series) by
Beverly Cleary ▪ Champ by Jones ▪ My Father's Dragon by R. Gannett
Other books I plan to read this Summer: _____________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
Comprehension Questions: Some basic ideas to help students think more deeply…
Fiction Non-Fiction
▪ What is the lesson or message of the story?
▪ What do you think the author wanted you to
learn from reading it?
▪ Sequence the events of the story: Problem/
climax/resolution
▪ My favorite part of the story was ____
because:
▪ Why do you think _______ (a character) did
_______ (an action)?
▪ What would you do in their place?
▪ Suppose ____ happened; how would that
change the story?
▪ How does this story connect to other books
you have read? To experiences you have had?
▪ What is the main idea of this book/text?
▪ What do you think the author wanted you to
learn from reading it?
▪ Explain how _______ works. How do you
know?
▪ What does _______ (vocabulary word) mean?
How do you know?
▪ What does _______ (phrase/sentence) mean?
How do you know?
▪ Name two text features (maps, graphs,
diagrams, etc.) in this book. Explain how these
text features supported your learning.
▪ What caused ______ ?
▪ What effect did ______ have on ______?
Summer Reading Tips
1. Read aloud together with your child every day.
Make it fun by reading outdoors on the front steps, patio, at the beach or park. Also, let your children
read to you. For younger children, point out the relationship between words and sounds.
2. Set a good example!
Parents must be willing to model behavior for their children. Keep lots of reading material around the
house. Turn off the TV and have each person read his or her book, including mom and dad.
3. Read the same book your child is reading and discuss it.
This is the way to develop habits of the mind and build capacity for thought and insight.
4. Let kids choose what they want to read, and don't turn your nose
up at popular fiction.
It will only discourage the reading habit.
5. Buy books on tape, especially for a child with a learning
disability.
Listen to them in the car or turn off the TV and have the family listen to them together.
6. Take your children to the library regularly.
Most libraries sponsor summer reading clubs with easy-to-reach goals for preschool and school-age
children. Check the library calendar for special summer reading activities and events. Libraries also
provide age appropriate lists for summer reading.
7. Subscribe, in your child's name, to magazines like Sports
Illustrated for Kids, Highlights for Children, or National Geographic
World.
Encourage older children to read the newspaper and current events magazines, to keep up the reading
habit over the summer and develop vocabulary. Ask them what they think about what they've read,
and listen to what they say.
8. Ease disappointment over summer separation from a favorite
school friend by encouraging them to become pen pals.
Present both children with postcards or envelopes that are already addressed and stamped. If both
children have access to the Internet, email is another option.
9. Make trips a way to encourage reading by reading aloud traffic
signs, billboards, notices.
Show your children how to read a map, and once you are on the road, let them take turns being the
navigator.
10. Encourage children to keep a summer scrapbook.
Tape in souvenirs of your family's summer activities picture postcards, recipes, ticket stubs, photos.
Have your children write the captions and read them and read them aloud as you look at the book
together.
From ReadingRockets.org