Summer is finally here. why not make this summer great by sharpening your children writing skills. To make this fun and interesting for children we have made 30-day summer writing challenge 2020. Each day brings a short writing activity that will keep your children into the loop of learning. Hand over a paper and pencil to your child and see their creative minds in action. By the end of the month, you will surely see a massive difference in their writing skills.

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Summer Writing Challenge 2020:

Use this lovely writing challenge to sharpen your children writing skills this summer.

Supplies needed:

1. Colour Printer
2. A4 paper
3. Summer Writing Challenge printout
4. A pen.

Instructions:

Simply click on the image of the summer writing challenge you are looking to print. Save the PDF file and print it.

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30 day Summer Writing Challenge 2020:

1. Write tips on how to keep yourself and others safe during COVID-19.
2. Write a poem about summer.
3. Write a book review of your favourite book.
4. Write a hilarious poem.
5. Write a new ending for the book you read today.
6. Write about your home learning experience.
7. Write a description of a garden using 5 senses.
8. Write about a new exotic fruit you tasted this summer.
9. Make a bucket list of things you want to do this summer.
10. Write about your favourite children’s book author.
11. Write about a favourite character you read in the book.
12. Write five interesting facts about summer.
13. Go for a nature walk. Write 5 sentences about it.
14. Write a list of instructions on how to wash your hands with soap and water.
15. Write about your favourite historical event.
16. Write about a magic lamp you found in the woods.
17. Write a shopping list for your parents.
18. Create a fact file of your favourite animal.
19. Write a scary story under the shade of a tree.
20. Write about the worst holiday of your life.
21. Write about your favourite water game or activity.
22. Make a sandwich. Write a list of instructions on how to do it.
23. Write about your favourite sport.
24. Write while sitting on a green grass in a park.
25. Write a letter to your friend or family.
26. Write swimming instructions for your younger sibling.
27. Write a recipe of your favourite dish.
28. Write what you miss the most this summer.
29. Write a mystery story.
30. Write about what you want to achieve in your new class.

Certificate of Achievement:

The certificate below is designed to reward students who have successfully completed the Summer Writing Challenge 2020.

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Have you ever considered teaching your children the skills they need to thrive in the real world? Will your children be able to do small tasks if you are sick or not at home? Its a must for children to learn these small skills. Why not start from small things like riding up their room, mopping their own room and then slowly other skills like loading and unloading laundry or ironing clothes. These skills are as important as their academics.

Once you are done with this fun Kids Life Skills challenge, why not take part in our 30-day Kids Fitness Challenge that will help children stay fit and healthy during this challenging time.

30-day Kids Life Skills Challenge:

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The challenge includes:

1. Learn how to load and unload the washing machine.
2. Make your bed.
3. Learn to wrap a gift.
4. Cook a new meal from whatever you have in the fridge.
5. Learn to tie your shoelaces.
6. Make your own breakfast.
7. Learn to stitch a button.
8. Learn to tell the time in both digital and analogue clock.
9. Set a dinner table for your family.
10. Sort the recyclable bins.
11. Make a cucumber or cheese sandwich.
12. Wash a dish or pot.
13. Learn to use a knife and fork.
14. Read a book and act out a scene from it.
15. Girls learn to plait hair and Boys Do a cool hairstyle
16. Clean your bedroom.
17. Know your full name, phone number and complete home address.
18. Learn how to use a vacuum cleaner.
19. Plant a herb and take care until it grows.
20. Hang the clothes out to dry.
21. Dress yourself.
22. Hang clothes on a hanger.
23. Learn to fold clothes.
24. Mop one room in your house.
25. Clean your kitchen shelves.
26. Peel vegetables safely.
27. Know who to call in an emergency.
28. Iron a pillowcase and put it on the pillow.
29. Know when to use 999 and when to use 111 emergency services.
30. Tidy your toys.

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I always encourage and support my kids to write and highly recommend that you get your kids involved in this fabulous summer writing challenge and ask them to think freely and help them in arranging their thoughts.

This summer activity will help the children of all ages to learn more about themselves, and sometimes it also helps the parents to understand the feeling, likes and dislikes. Besides this, it’s the best creative approach to keep your child’s school skills sharp!

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30 Day Summer Writing Challenge:

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The 30 days summer writing challenge include:

1. Make a bucket list of things you want to do this summer.
2. Write about the last week of school.
3. Write a poem about summer.
4. Write a book review of your favourite book
5. Write a hilarious poem.
6. Write a new ending for a book you read today.
7. Write your life story.
8. Write a description of a garden using five senses.
9. Write about a new exotic fruit you tasted this summer.
10. Write about your favourite children’s book author.
11.  Write about a favourite character you read in the book.
12. Write interesting facts about summer.
13. Go for a walk. Write five sentences about the walk you went on.
14. Write what you did on a rainy day.
15. Write about a picnic.
16. Write about a magic lamp you found in the woods.
17. Write a shopping list for your parents.
18. Write about the beach you went this summer.
19. Write a scary story.
20. Write about the worst holiday of your life. Explain why.
21. Write about your favourite water game or activity.
22. Write a summer song.
23. Write about your favourite sport.
24. Write under the stars.
25. Write a letter to your friend or family.
26. Write swimming instructions for your younger sibling.
27. Write a recipe of your favourite food.
28. Write in your playhouse
29. Write a mystery story.
30. Write about what you want to achieve in your new class.

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Certificate of Achievement:

The certificate below is designed to reward students who successfully complete the Summer Writing Challenge.

Which writing activity your child enjoyed the most? Let us in the comments below.

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Our Summer Reading Bingo will encourage students or your children to read every day. They will love finding different places to read and hopefully, grow to love books even more!

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It’s packed of fun activities to keep kids start reading. At the end of the summer holidays when children will bring the finished challenge sheet you can award them with our fun Summer Achievement Certificate.

Summer Reading Bingo

The goal for your child or student is to finish the full sheet. As a parent, you can make it more fun by giving your children a reward each time they finish one task. The rewards can be extra screen time, a candy or playtime with their sibling.

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The 30 days summer reading bingo includes:

1. Read to your sibling
2. Read in bed
3. Read under a tree
4. Read in your pyjamas
5. Read a newspaper
6. Read a poem
7. Read in a tent
8. Read in a garden
9. Read a non-fiction book
10. Read a biography
11. Read a book of your favourite author
12. Read a scary story
13. Read by flashlight
14. Read by a pool
15. Read a joke book
16. Read a kid’s magazine
17. Read in your car
18. Read in a blanket
19. Read by a seaside
20. Read an eBook
21. Read a book in the library
22. Read for 30 minutes
23. Read about nature
24. Read under the stars
25. Read with a friend
26. Read with a grown up
27. Read a cookbook
28. Read in a playhouse
29. Read to a pet
30. Read a mystery

Certificate of achievement:

The certificate below is designed to reward students who has successfully completed the Summer Reading Bingo.

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What is your child’s favourite reading place? Let us know in the comments section below.

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