Choices for Summer Reading
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Lightbox Summer Reading LOG
Lightbox is offering ALL of their databases to read from! Way more things to choose from than you have seen in class. Click the link below to do your summer reading on our school's Lightbox account! Fill out the reading log and turn it into your librarian in August. Super cool things to read and learn! Have fun reading!
Summer Reading on Lightbox Link
POST A PICTURE
Dont forget to post a picture of what you are reading. Mrs. Tackman and I can't wait to see what you are reading this summer! Be sure to ask your parents for permission first. Go to the top, click on Reading Programs and then in the drop down choose What are you Reading? Take a picture and then click the plus sign at the bottow of the page and upload your picture of what you are reading. Let's fill the page with readers!
NEED SOME BOOK IDEAS??
NEED SOME BOOK IDEAS??
Here are some book lists created by teachers, librarians, and parents. As always, preview the choices with your child to make sure they are a "good fit book." Students have learned this year that not every book is a good fit.
A Good Fit Book is one a student can read independently (or with the help of an adult), one that is about a topic that interests them, one that reflects their own values, and one that is FUN to read!!
Read an AWARD WINNER:
Texas Library Association Booklists (choose lists like the 2x2 for litte readers or Bluebonnet for 3-6 grade readers!)
Caldecott Award Nominees (best picture books of the year by the American Library Association)
Sibert Award Nominees (best nonfiction children's book of the year by the American Library Association)
Coretta Scott King Award Winners (best children's book written that demonstrates an appreciation for the African-American Culture)
See what PARENTS recommend:
Common Sense Media - 50 Books for Kids under 12
Search for great books on these sites:
Read Brightly (books sorted by age)
A Mighty Girl (books to empower girls)
**Your child's Prosper ISD student portal in MacinVia has lots of choices for ebooks. Sora, National Geographic for Kids, Tumble Books and more.
WHERE TO FIND BOOKS:
WHERE TO FIND BOOKS:
When the school library is closed, there are still many free options for finding great books to read.
Celina Public Library - located at 142 N. Ohio Street in Celina, Texas
Prosper Public Library - located at 200 S. Main Street in Prosper, Texas
Frisco Public Library located at 6101 Frisco Square Blvd in Frisco, Texas
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