Wheeler Middle School Required Summer Reading 2020-2021

Wheeler 6th grade ​Summer reading, rising 6th graders must read:
Students must read (print, ebook, and/or audiobook versions are all fine):

1) Stargirl, by Jerry Spinelli

"Stargirl" has recently been adapted as a movie. Please be sure you read the book as there are significant differences!

2) Two (2) books of your choice

Thank you,

Mr. Abeshouse, Mr. Hall, Dr. Berrios, Ms. Tatlock

English ( Mrs. Von Reinhart)

Please read two (2) works of fiction: 1 graphic novel and 1 novel from your favorite genre (fantasy, science fiction, mystery, thriller, etc.)

History ( Ms. Hunsicker)

Please Read Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson. Please be ready to discuss it when we return to school.

 Rising 7th-grade Summer Math Review

English  

Choose three (3) novels of any genre science fiction, fantasy, historical fiction, realistic fiction, graphic novels, or a memoir. Please be ready to discuss them when we meet in September.

Summer Reading for Cityside at Wheeler

There are two Livebinders to support our work together this year. It is vital that you arrive to school:

With a general familiarity of the contents 
Able to  fluently move between main and subtabs 
With a sense of how each binder can help you succeed 

1- Spend two hours reading and thinking about what you learn from:

The Cityside Binder-
https://www.livebinders.com/play/play_shared_binder/2379663?play_view=play

Password: cityside

2- Spend two hours reading and thinking about what you learn from:

The Cityside Resources Binder-
https://www.livebinders.com/play/play_shared_binder/2380684?play_view=play

Password: cityside resources

3- Prepare a three-minute presentation that answers these questions to the best of your ability. You may use any app of your choice, make a video or podcast. Your answers are a starting point and are not expected to be exhaustive. Due on the first day of class. 

1. What are my duties as a global and local citizen and how can familiarity with place help me to fulfill my duties?

2. Why are cities like Providence, presently and in the future, a perfect lab for studying our greatest successes and failings as human beings?

3. What temperament and skills are vital in order to flourish in a rapidly changing world?

Rising 8th-grade Summer Math review packet.