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There is no assigned homework for Library, as deadlines and due dates approach for projects, teams may work on them at home.

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• Visit the Public Library Together: Schedule regular trips to your local public library to explore books, attend events, or participate in programs.

• Encourage a Love for Reading: Let your child choose books that interest them, even if it’s a mix of fiction, nonfiction, or graphic novels.

• Model Reading Behavior: Read alongside your child to show that reading is a valued and enjoyable activity.

• Use Library Resources: Help your child explore the OPS library’s digital resources, such as e-books, and research tools.

• Ask About Library Time: Talk to your child about what they’re learning or reading during library visits at school.

• Practice Library Skills: Teach your child how to care for borrowed books, use a library catalog, and locate items on the shelves.

• Encourage Responsibility: Help your child remember due dates and return books on time to build accountability.

• Explore New Topics: Encourage curiosity by checking out books on various topics your child wants to learn about, from animals to space.

• Engage with the Librarian: Introduce your child to the school librarian and encourage them to ask for help or recommendations.

• Create a Reading Space at Home: Set up a cozy area where your child can enjoy their library books.

• Celebrate Achievements: Acknowledge when your child finishes a book or completes a library challenge to reinforce positive habits.