2024 AES "No-Summer-Slide" READING CHALLENGE...
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AREA LIBRARIES - SUMMER READING  PROGRAMS...

Note - the summer reading program dates for the Calhoun-Cleburne Public Library program are June 1-July 31st.
Note - the summer reading program dates for the J'ville Public Library program are ​May 28-July 11th.
Note - the summer reading program dates for the Oxford Public Library program are ​May 28-July 12th.
Note - the summer reading program dates for the Ohatchee Public Library program are ​May 28-June 28th. 
*** There is not much info. about events on their website, but you can find out about storytimes and special programs on their Facebook page.
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SUMMER READING IN MYON:
Students will need to log in through the CLEVER PORTAL with their school Google login information (found on the front page of your child's recent school planner).
  Need some summer MATH 
and/or
​LANGUAGE ARTS practice?  
Remember to log in through the CLEVER portal, then you can access ANY of our programs for extra practice (log in with student school Google login information found on the front page of your child's recent school planner)!
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Story Place... awesome resource for PreSchoolers and Kindergarten students -  hosted by the Public Library of Charlotte-Mecklenburg County (Charlotte, NC)
Note - since we don't belong to this library, we can't "request from library."  But they DO welcome people from other states to "add your comments."  If this site helps you find a great book, leave them a comment and let them know!  

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RECOMMENDED 
READING LISTS:
Don't let your brain mush into a SLUMP during your breaks away from school...
 keep it fed by being WELL-READ!!!  
While there's not any one perfect recommended reading list, you may want to check out the following 2 groups of lists... and as always,   AR BOOKFINDER is included here (see below) to help you decide if particular books are appropriate for your child As your child advances in his/her reading levels, PLEASE remember that even though your child may be able to READ the words of a book, the content (storyline and/or vocabulary) may not be understandable and/or appropriate.  Use 
AR BOOKFINDER to check the interest level... LG is lower grades, MG is middle grades, and UG is upper grades.  This tool will also alert you to any content you might find objectionable .
Mrs. Ginn thinks that using these lists and 
AR BOOKFINDER 
are some really great suggestions! 
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The Public Schools of Brookline, Massachusetts: 
On this site (click on the yellow link title above) you'll find a series of 8-12 page reading lists (grades PK-high school) that you can download as PDFs. These excellent annotated lists, prepared by the school librarians, are well-organized and contain both 
recent and classic books.  
Lists are typically published to this site around Memorial Day.  If the 2018 lists aren't up yet, check out the Summer List Archive or Best Books pages... all are AWESOME CHOICES!!! 

Great Schools.org - Great book suggestions for grades K-5.
Common Sense Media - great reading suggestions in the article "50 Books All Kids Should Read Before They are 12" - this site also contains a "Best of..." list section (as seen in the picture below) that is WONDERFUL: