As you plan each day, be sure to include time for reading. Although you may feel that you don't have much time to spare, fifteen or thirty minutes a day can make a difference. Consistent reading time can increase your reading skills, reading speed, and vocabulary. Ask your English teacher to suggest books related to your interest . Whether you like sports, animals, science, or some other topic, your teacher can help you find a good book.
Some books even contain reading lists for middle school students.
You can also check with your school librarian, community library, or local bookstore. Keep a journal of your new words . A new word journal can also help you increase your vocabulary and your writing skills. Reading is central to most learning situations. By making reading a habit you can lay the foundation for learning for the rest of your life.