Summer Enrichment Activities

Although you can no longer earn tickets for these extra credit projects, these activities are so much fun that they should keep you occupied over the summer break! Click HERE for over 300 creative ideas!

Check out these summer literacy activities from Read Write Think!

Still looking for more? Read below!
 

Imagine changing places with a famous person. Who would you choose and how would your life be different?
 
Invent your own number system.
 
Make a drawing with no people that shows anger, joy or love.
 
Create a recipe for peace.
 
Make up nonsense words and write definitions for them.
 
Design a fashionable outfit for the year 2075.
 
Invent a new game using cards and dice.
 
Create a new superhero with unique powers.
 
Create a remedy for greed.
 
Create your own cartoon.
 
Create a conversation between two lockers.
 
Print your first, middle and last name. Make a crossword puzzle by adding words that describe you.
 
Choose a theme for a party.  Plan a party around your theme.  Include details like party invitations, decorations, table settings, entertainment and prizes.
 
Given a basic car design; what options would you add to make a super luxury car?
 
List 3 adjectives that describe a friend.  Use them to write a paragraph about this friend.
 
Write another chapter for a favorite book.
 
You're having a dinner party and here's your guest list.  What will you serve for dinner that will please each guest?  Majestic Monster, Queen, Mother Nature and Lady Lion.
 
Design a new and improved lunch box.  Think of the shape, material, decoration and handle. 
 
Create a brand NEW candy bar! Name your candy bar and describe it.
 
Draw a package or advertisement for you NEW candy bar.
 
Make a new game that uses a paddle for each player, a nerf ball and 4 wastebaskets. 
 
Make a scavenger hunt around your house or in your yard.
 
Write a song about your room.
 
Go on a fraction search through the newspaper.  Which sections have the most fractions?
 
Start a sentence-a-day story in a special notebook. 
 
Invent the Perfect Pencil.  Draw and describe the special features of this new invention.
 
Choose two opposing word pairs and write a poem that creates a bridge between the two words.
Examples:  love - hate    preserve - destroy     sparkling - dull     genuine - imitation
 
Plan a new recreational park that would attract people from other parts of our state.  Make a brochure to attract these travelers.
 
Assemble a time capsule that would tell future civilizations what life was like at this time.
 
Design original traffic signs/symbols that could be used to control the flow of traffic at Village Elementary School.


Ideas from Miss Menzella's Class