Mrs. Williams' Website!

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

Dear OPS Families,

Please pardon our appearance as we work hard behind the scenes to bring you a refreshed and updated OPS Library website!

We’re creating a space filled with helpful information, reading resources, fun activities, book recommendations, library news, and exciting ways to keep our students motivated and engaged in reading throughout the school year.

Please click HERE for links and information to OPS' reading programs.

• 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.