Spring break is always a time to press the reset button. It is a time for relaxation, reflections and reading. All around the Lower School you can find children in all grades reading and sharing their of joy of reading. Just last week fifth grade students spread their joy around campus when they competed in the annual Rooster Games. Our hope is that their love for books and reading will never die. With that in mind here's a few reading lists and challenges for students and families to enjoy over the break. We look forward to hearing about books and characters students have enjoyed over the break when we come back on March 25th.
I have compiled a
list of of great reads for students in Early Childhood. This
list includes books that are fiction, nonfiction, books about the alphabet, numbers and books about colors.
Lastly, we leave you with a few reading challenges for the month of March. We hope you find some time over break to complete one or two of these challenges.
- Read a book written and/or illustrated by a female
- Read a nonfiction book about a female who has made a difference or a great contribution to our world
- Read a book to your pet or favorite stuffed animals
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