Elementary School Summer Vacation Books

Elementary school summer vacation must read books

Elementary school summer vacation must read books selected, exposure to picture books and imaginative works, adjusting the rest, broaden the insights, take advantage of the summer to let the children read, the following I organize the elementary school summer vacation must read books selected, welcome to read to understand, parents can be used as a reference for the summer reading list, just for reference.

Primary school summer reading list 1

1, "Shakespeare's Dramatic Stories"

This book basically includes Shakespeare's tragedies and comedies, such as Much Ado About Nothing, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Merchant of Venice, Hamlet and so on. The rewriting of Lamb's siblings pays attention to how to present the essence and divinity of the original to children in an easy-to-understand text, taking into account the children's interest in reading. The book is recognized as a masterpiece in popularizing Shakespeare's plays, and occupies an important place in the history of world literature. Presenting the essence of Shakespeare's original works to children in an easy-to-understand text, it is a wonderful world that shines on the stage and savors the timeless charm of Shakespeare's language.

2. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

In the small town where Charlie lives, there is the world's largest chocolate factory, which is very mysterious, with its doors locked tightly, and no one has ever been inside or out through the doors. One day, the owner of the factory, Mr. Willy Wonka, sent out a notice that he would invite five lucky children to visit the chocolate factory ...... Each visitor felt endlessly fascinated, ecstatic, curious, surprised and bewildered. The most incredible surprises were saved for last ...... It was adapted into a movie of the same name in 2005 and took home 16 awards, including the Teen Choice Awards in 05 and 06 and the Oscar for Best Costume Design in 06.

3. A Christmas Carol

On the eve of Christmas, Scrooge, a selfish and cold-hearted but rich miser, encounters three Christmas elves from the past, the present, and the future, and experiences three different encounters: the memories of his childhood and youthful life, and the delightful scenes of the festivities of the family, including his staff and nephews, and his lonely death. The Christmas elves are also shown in the present day, when his staff and nephew's family are celebrating the holiday, and in the tragic scene where his body is looted after he dies alone. ...... Scrooge is shaken to his core, and decides to turn over a new leaf, embrace a better life, and change his destiny. The plot and characters of A Christmas Carol are well known in the West, and the "popularity" that has built up over the past hundred years has made it one of the most popular of Dickens' novels.

4. Old Stories in the South of the City

The autobiographical novel by the late author Lin Haiyin, set in her life between the ages of seven and thirteen, was first published in 1960 in Taiwan, and chapters of it were included in textbooks. If today's students are more divorced from life in the olden days, chances are they won't be able to read it, so they can read the adapted picture book.

5. The Light in the Attic

The back cover of this book is a text that seems like a poem. Uncle Schell's 1981 collection of illustrated nursery rhymes, filled with wild and mischievous imagery, became one of the most influential children's books in America.

6. The Naoko Yasuhiro Fantasy Novel Series

If your fellow elementary school students haven't read any engaging fairy tales beyond the works of Hans Christian Andersen and Grimm, this collection is highly recommended. Naoko Yasuho's stories are very oriental, very Japanese, and the mood is especially beautiful, as is the writing, and she spent her life away from the world, in the remote and quiet mountains to create beautiful . Fairytales, who died of a cold in 1993. Especially suitable for little girls to read.

7. The Journey of the Seed

Each creature has a different life story, and needs to overcome challenges and difficulties to evolve a unique strategy for survival and reproduction. The author encourages you and me to go into nature, into the park, and to look at the creatures around us with cherished eyes.

8. Naoko Yasuhiro Fantasy Novel Series

If elementary school students in addition to the works of Hans Christian Andersen and Grimm, there is no longer read any appealing fairy tale, this set of books is highly recommended. Naoko Yasuho's stories are very oriental and Japanese, the mood is especially beautiful, and so is the writing. She spent her life away from the world, creating beautiful fairy tales in the remote and quiet mountains, and died of a cold in 1993. Especially suitable for little girls to read.

9, "Visual Journey"

After reading this book, children can speak to the chemical elements of the head of the book, the book has a lot of pictures, and professional, but also interesting, and good-looking, but also suitable for children's books, there are really too few.

10, "Papa's Drawings"

Feng Zikai as the first Chinese cartoon, "cartoon" is the word Feng Zikai first published when he used, his cartoons are hand-penned drawings, next to the traditional Chinese characters with some of the poems, especially elegant and nice. Mr. Feng Zikai had seven children. Although he was born into an old family, he was not at all old-fashioned, but was very gentle and friendly, and particularly appreciated and protected his children's nature. This recommendation is "Daddy's Paintings" written by the children of Mr. Feng Zikai, with text and pictures, telling readers how Mr. Feng Zikai's important paintings were drawn.

Primary school summer vacation must-read books 2

1, "The Moon Forgot"

"The Moon Forgot" tells the story of the gentle moon and the little boy, in each different moment, still silent provider of light, this story is full of creativity and whimsy, but accurately depicts the reality of the close to the heart.

2. Charlotte's Web

Charlotte's Web is a recommended children's work, this fairy tale is ranked in the first of the "ten best children's literature in the United States", which shows the degree of popularity of the story of warmth and tears, and was adapted into a movie.

3, "Paddington Bear" series

"Paddington Bear series" has been selected by the British "before you grow up must read 1001 children's books", "The New York Times Parents Guide" "Best Children's Books", "The New York Times Parents Guide" "Best Children's Books", "The New York Times Parents Guide" "Best Children's Books", "The New York Times Parents Guide" "Best Children's Books". The New York Times Parents' Guide "Best Children's Books" ...... as a world-renowned treasure of children's literature, inherited the British classic children's literature of the fine traditions, both humorous, generous and elegant style, every detail is humorous, every story is outstanding, from the day of birth to win countless In the eyes of readers all over the world, Little Bear is a favorite. In the eyes of readers around the world, Paddington the Bear is synonymous with "adventure", synonymous with "happiness", and the best representative of "innocent childhood". The story of Paddington the bear shows the most valuable bravery in children's nature, the most innocent goodness, so that the good feelings in the children's hearts penetrate, warm and illuminate the world generation after generation of young readers' hearts.

4. My Son Picard series

My Son Picard is Cao Wenxuan's first series of juvenile coming-of-age novels, which incorporates strong fatherly feelings as well as unique educational concepts. It has been awarded the Chinese Excellent Publication and has accumulated sales of over 1.4 million copies. Pika is legendary from birth. From the moment of his birth, he starts to create stories for the world - and he creates countless stories. He was kind, witty, and highly susceptible to taking an interest in something or other, and when he did, he was very focused. He looked at the world with the innocent eyes of a child, and the world mesmerized and even confused him. He could not understand the world for a while, but still, Pika, who was new to the world, grew up day by day in a state of confusion. This growth includes physical, mental and even spiritual growth. Reading this book, not only will children be educated to grow up, but parents will also revisit the time when their children's hearts and temperaments were sculpted in this book.

5. Anne of Green Gables

This is a novel that describes the life of children, a classic for centuries. The growth process of an insignificant little girl, the plainness of the warmth and touching, her body and mind, her sensitivity, her vanity, her pride, the child read will be touched. The scenery description is very delicate, let a person feel calm after reading, not only suitable for children to see, also suitable for adults to see. Some readers say: comparing the growth process of Chinese children and Annie, people feel helpless, Chinese children miss too much ~ in fact, to be true to themselves, is a happy and great thing.

6, "My Wildlife Friends"

Super bestseller, figure more, there are 130, the author's parents are photographers, shoot good. The author is a French little girl Tippi, born in 1990 in Namibia, Africa. She grew up in the jungle with her parents, who were wildlife photographers, and this book was written by Tippi when she returned to Paris at the age of 10. I believe that after reading this book, children will be very envious of the little Tippi, since childhood, the teacher is the vast African grasslands ah, friends are wild animals ah, I am all kinds of envy.

7, "The Desert of the Sahara"

This book records the life of San Mao settled in the Western Sahara Desert after her marriage, is all her works, easy to look good, read a little bit not hard, but also one of the most influential. It is suitable for upper elementary school students.

8, "P calendar festivals"

This book is the introduction of the 24 festivals, the author is a very young cartoonist, the book each month are arranged a lot of general knowledge about the festival, folk traditions, legends and anecdotes. The book also comes with a large sheet of stickers that can be disassembled, which kids will love.

9. Toward the Bright Side

Rei Kaneko has had a legendary life, writing more than 500 poems in her short life, which have been massively disseminated and selected for inclusion in elementary school textbooks in Japan. For students who have bought the wrong poems, or who haven't read any really good "children's poetry", buy this book and read it.

10. Charlotte's Web

Charlotte's Web has been recommended time and time again for children's literature, and it has a good reputation. This fairy tale is ranked first in the "ten best children's literature in the United States", which shows the degree of his popularity. The story is good to read, warm and tear-jerking, and there is a movie adaptation.

Recommendation 1: Anthony Browne's My Father, My Mother - Lower Grades

In 2000, author Anthony Browne received the Andersen Award, the highest honor for a picture book creator. -Andersen Award.

Description:

My Papa is what might be called the author's dedication to all fathers, a picture book that clearly has a message of honoring his own father. Anthony Browne once said, "My father was a very special man, strong and confident on the outside, but also shy and sensitive, a little like the gorilla I love to draw. In addition to teaching me to draw, he also encouraged me to do all kinds of sports, like rugby, soccer and cricket ......" The father, who was tall and strong in his eyes, died suddenly of an illness when Anthony Brown was seventeen years old, which left him devastated and it took him many years to come out of the haze.

Therefore, in "My Father", you can see the author's nostalgia for his father, and it can be said that in the eyes of Anthony Browne, his father's figure is omnipresent!

We recommend buying both books together:

And My Mom shows that every child has a good mom in mind: my mom is a fantastic cook; she's a great make-up artist; she's the strongest woman in the world; and she's also a whimsical horticulturalist who can make any plant grow ......

Recommendation 2: Misuzu Kaneko's Stars and Dandelions - Middle Grade

This is a collection of poems selected from the masterpieces of the Japanese poet Misuzu Kaneko, and illustrated with the heartfelt love of Noriko Ueno, the author of Lovely Mouse. The images are either ethereal and light, or playful and warm, outlining the poet's delicate and soft inner world. It is suitable for girls to read.

The author has received the Kodansha Publishing Culture Picture Book Award and the Ministry of Health and Welfare Children's Welfare Culture Award.

Stars and Dandelions is a selection of 15 poems by Misuzu Kaneko, such as "Fishing Season" and "Snow". All of them are based on natural objects and ordinary scenes. Those things that are usually ignored by people, in Misuzu Kaneko's writing, are full of vitality - "I can't fly in the sky even if I spread out my arms, and the birds that can fly can't run fast on the ground like me." Kaneko Misuzu with clear eyes to observe everything, with the ethereal imagination to understand the world, between the lines, all reveal the love of nature, the animals, grass and trees care compassion.

It is worth noting that this collection of poems inspires children to write about landscapes.

Recommendation 3: Natalie Babbitt The Fountainhead - Upper Grades

Natalie Babbitt (1932-) is a children's author and illustrator. The Fountainhead made her so appreciated that The New York Times described her as "unquestionably one of our gifted and ambitious children's writers." The classic novel has won numerous awards and has been adapted into a movie twice, in 1981 and 2002, and in 1971, the novel The Ninauk Mountain Adventure won the Silver Medal in the Newbery Medal for Children's Literature.

The Fountainhead tells the story of Winnie, who is not yet eleven years old, but who doesn't believe in elves or fairy tales, so how could she believe in the Tucker family? --Tucker, May, Jesse, and Miles, because they drank from a spring at a place in the woods, time has stood still ever since, which means they don't grow old.