As we enter the month of June, there are currently three hundred and forty six library items still checked. These books may be in a student's back pack, on the bedside table, in the classroom or in the car. Where ever your book may be we encourage you to return it to the library.
However, if you are like me you probably cannot bare the feeling of leaving all these books alone over the summer break. There is good news! You can borrow a few books to take with you over the break. Studies show that students, who do not read over the summer suffer from summer learning loss. All the skills and information each student has learned over the course of the school year can be lost if students do not continue to exercise their ability to read, write and do math. Brightly for parents and kids provides a great guide to help you carve out time in the summer for reading, math and writing.
Teachers and librarians have created a summer reading list organized by grade and division. Here is a link to find summer reading lists and math work.
Have a Fun, Happy and Healthy Summer!
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