Summer Learning Packet 2024
At ASM, we believe that summer learning is very important to students’ futures. It helps to keep their academic skills sharp over the summer and it sets them up on the path for success for the new academic school year.
Learning assignments are provided for the following core subject areas:
● English Language Arts (1 task mandatory for all students & 1 task optional).
● Math (1 task mandatory for all students & 1 task optional).
● Science (mandatory for all students).
● Social Studies (mandatory for all students – assignment according to class level).
Completed assignments should be submitted to your subject teachers at the beginning of the academic year.
ASM’s Grade 5 – 11 students (G6-12 in 2024-25) have at least one MANDATORY summer learning assignment to be completed during the summer break, which will form one of their first grades on the English grade book for the academic year 2024-25.
ASM’s English Summer Learning Assignments are designed to provide a supportive transition for students to the next academic year. The assignments will help students to keep their minds sharp and stimulated through the long summer break and enable them to practice, develop and refine their English reading and language skills.
To access the appropriate summer learning assignments go to https://asmsummerreading.
Brief Summary of Summer Learning Assignments Go to https://asmsummerreading.weebly.com/ for full details and specific reading lists |
G5 into Grade 6 | Complete the IXL learning assignment AND choose ONE book to read over summer and complete the task. |
G6 into Grade 7 | Complete the IXL learning assignment AND choose ONE book to read over summer and complete the task. |
G7 into Grade 8 | Complete the IXL learning assignment AND choose ONE book to read over summer and complete the task. |
G8 into Grade 9 | Choose ONE book to read over summer and complete the task. |
G9 into Grade 10 | Choose ONE book to read over summer and complete the task. |
G10 into Grade 11 |
Task One (compulsory for all) read Trevor Noah’s memoir Born a Crime and complete the one pager assignment. Task Two (based on a list of analytical guides) is compulsory for Higher Level students and optional for Standard Level students for extra credit. |
G11 into Grade 12 |
ALL students are required to read The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien and complete the task. In addition to this, HL (Higher Level) students are required to also read Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi and complete the task. Standard Level students can complete this as an optional task for extra credit. All students can also complete the optional task (based on a list of analytical guides) for extra credit at any time throughout 2024-25. |
If you have any concerns or questions, please email [email protected]
Complete ASM’s English summer learning and make a flying start to the new academic year (2024-25)!