Reading Olympics

2027

Introductory letter for Reading Olympics can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OJkvatxcWaOHgCcg-X1zMwwo5fJVntpSGWl5KP30Zqc/edit?usp=sharing

Elementary and Middle School book lists: This looks like a pretty solid selection of books to me! I hope you spot some that you've already read! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rYbuAY9b6MSzMu9UxIoEZq6dyDbkfegC1aokvSfqj2o/edit?usp=sharing

(Read only - You need to go onto our Reading Olympics Google Classroom for the copy you can edit. Parents, your children can log into their school Google account from home on the Google sign in page.)

Please email Mrs. Cunnane if you need a link to the Reading Olympics Google Classroom! Google Classroom is where you'll find the book lists you can add your name to to keep track of which books have been read, as well as a shared document to keep notes on the books.

Save the date: Reading Olympics is scheduled for Thursday, April 29 at St. Anastasia School. It will start at about 5/5:30 and lasts for a couple of hours.

Delco Libraries list of books for the Reading Olympics: https://www.delcolibraries.org/reading-olympics (*** Their link still says "Coming soon" for the Archdiocsesan list - Hopefully they'll add it soon.)

Amazon wish list of Reading Olympics books:

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/11V38DQDV21MB?ref_=wl_share

We welcome book donations of any kind for our Reading Olympics list! (new, used, books of your own that you're lending out!) Anything that will encourage our Reading Olympians to read more books! They're starting to repeat some books on a cycle which is great because then we'll have those books from past years!

Most of the books can be found within the Delaware County Library system, either as a hard copy, a kindle version, or an audiobook version. If you don't have the Libby app connected to your library card, I highly recommend that you add it!

A couple of books are available through Amazon Unlimited, for those of you who have subscriptions.

Did you know that every resident of Pennsylvania can obtain a library card for the Free Library of Philadelphia in addition to our local Delaware County Library system? They sometimes have different books available, or more copies of certain books. See link for more information! https://catalog.freelibrary.org/MyResearch/register

All reading "counts"!

Read at home 📚Read in school 📚 Listen to a book read by a parent or teacher 📚Listen to an Audio book 📚 Read to a sibling

(Just don't watch the movie and skip the book... they might not match up! 😉 But movies after the book are a GREAT idea!!!)

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