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Book Fair!
Book Fair!
The Sato Book Fair is coming next week! The fair will be open just two days: Wednesday, October 22 from 3:30-7:00 pm and Thursday, October 23 from 7:30 am- 2:30 pm in the cafeteria. (Thursday is a non-school day for students.) The book fair is a convenient and affordable way to fill your home with books, and having books in your home is a key factor in raising children who are readers. Discover the characters, series, and collections kids love during this special in-person event! All purchases benefit the Sato Library.
Holy DIARY OF A WIMPY KID and DOG MAN, batman! New books are dropping in both of these mega-popular series. Grab them at the book fair!
Our goal is for every student to receive books from the book fair. If your family’s financial situation makes this a challenge, we would love to offer an SHARE THE FAIR scholarship to cover the cost of 2-3 books for each of your students. To participate, please contact Mrs. Fry with the names of your Sato students. No other information will be collected.
To view the online flier, donate to your teacher's eWallet, or shop online October 20-November 2, click the button below.
Welcome Back!
Welcome Back!
August 29, 2025
We are so excited to welcome you back to the library! We have so many fun things planned for our students this year! Here are a few dates to look forward to:
August 26-September 3: First check out for students in grades 4-5
September 4-12: First check out for students in grades 1-2-3
September 15-17: First check out for students in Kinder
October 6-15: OBOB orientation and registration kick off for 3-5th grade
October 22-23: Fall Book Fair
November 21: OBOB registration deadline
We need volunteers! Help is needed Monday and Friday mornings to check in returned books , every day at 11:50 to support our kindergarten rotation by checking out books or reading with small groups of students, and Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday afternoons to support our first and second grade classes. When we can train reliable volunteers to check books out, then we can supervise and support students in really meaningful and effective ways!
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