OMS and AHML summer reading
We hope that all of our students and staff will make reading for fun a top priority for the summer. Let's keep our reading skills strong and share some good books with family and friends! We invite you to participate in both the AHML and the OMS LMC summer reading programs and challenges.
Author/Illustrator, Chris Raschka, will be an artist-in-residence at the AHML at the end of June. To celebrate his creative spirit, the OMS library staff invites our students to decorate a window poster to connect with the picture book The Hello, Goodbye Window illustrated by Mr. Raschka. This book was shared with students at a summer reading assembly at OMS. To find out about Olive's summer reading program, please download the pdf below. Students may also download a copy of the window poster to design. A sample window poster is included.
Click here to learn more about the AHML summer reading program.
Author/Illustrator, Chris Raschka, will be an artist-in-residence at the AHML at the end of June. To celebrate his creative spirit, the OMS library staff invites our students to decorate a window poster to connect with the picture book The Hello, Goodbye Window illustrated by Mr. Raschka. This book was shared with students at a summer reading assembly at OMS. To find out about Olive's summer reading program, please download the pdf below. Students may also download a copy of the window poster to design. A sample window poster is included.
Click here to learn more about the AHML summer reading program.
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Students: design your own window poster to share your own hello, goodbye window
If you'd like to bring in a hello, goodbye window to go on display at Olive, please participate in the AHML summer reading program. Then, color pictures or print them out and glue them onto the blank window poster. Here are some ideas to include:
- Draw or print a picture of who lives inside your house. Don’t forget your pets!
- Draw the cover of a favorite book you read this summer.
- Draw or take a photo of a favorite activity that you do inside your house.
- Another idea would be to draw what magical things you see when you look out your window.
Summer Reading Lists
Association for Library Service to Children Reading List: Download a copy of a reading list for grade Kindergarten-Second and Third-Fifth below.
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District 25 Librarians: We encourage all students to develop their reading skills by finding some books to enjoy over the summer. The LMC Directors from across the district have put together a list of recommended books to read for all levels. Click below to open a PDF of the document that you may print. Lose yourself in a book this summer!
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