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Summer Learning at Home
Turn the page on summer success

Summer is a wonderful time to rest, explore, and spend time together—but it’s also important for students to continue learning! Engaging in just a small amount of learning each week helps prevent the “summer slide” and keeps students confident and ready for the new school year.

We encourage students to participate in online learning activities in Literacy, Math, and Language Development throughout the month of July. During the month of August, we encourage students to participate in our summer reading and math challenges. Click here to learn more about the summer math challenge! Click here to learn more about the summer reading challenge!

📚 What Should My Child Do?

Each grade span has recommended activities and weekly learning time. Students can access online platforms and activities provided through Clever. Click here for Clever Login Instructions.

A beach chair and umbrella sit on the sand in the foreground, while the background features a bright blue ocean and sky with palm trees, all overlaid with information about Providence Public Schools' summer learning programs.

Tips for Success

  • Set a weekly routine for learning time
  • Encourage your child to read every day (in any language)
  • Talk with your child in your home language—this builds strong language skills!
  • Celebrate progress and effort, not just completion
  • Click here to learn how to get a free library card
  • Attend library events and visit the Readmobile in a park near you!
  • Use the family read aloud guides:
Community Libraries of Providence

 

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