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ESS Summer Reading and Photo Contest
La lecture d'été
The ESS Summer Reading Challenge will begin June 15th and end September 15th. No need to sign up or register just start reading, fill in the reading logs, and bring the signed reading logs and tally sheet to the library before September 18th.
For more information visit the library website.
To get started: Select and print one of the following reading logs and start reading!
Concours de Photo
As students participate in the ESS Summer Reading Challenge, parents are asked to take pictures of their child/children reading. Pictures can be taken while reading on a family vacation, at the park, in their room, reading to a sibling, at the beach, etc.
Two winners will be selected from each grade level and their photos will be featured on our summer reading bulletin board. All winners will receive a prize!
Parents are asked to submit 1- 4x6 printed photo per child to Mme Desnica by Friday September 25th. Please include your child's name and grade on each photo.
For more information visit the library website
BC Summer Reading Club 2020
Here is more information from their website:
"For nearly 30 years, the BC Summer Reading Club (BC SRC) has motivated kids to continue reading and learning during the summer months. Kids ages 5-14 register for this free program with their local public library. They record their reading progress, building self-confidence and developing their reading skills, while participating in fun activities.
This year, thanks in part to funding from the Ministry of Education, the BC SRC has added the option for readers to participate online, so that families have access even if they aren‘t able to visit their local public library in-person. Some of the exciting new, online features that have been added this year include:
* Kids can earn digital badges for reaching their reading goals as well as a certificate of completion (and in some communities, a medal) for finishing the program.
* A dashboard for parents/guardians to track their kids‘ reading progress and the digital badges they‘ve earned.
* Weekly stay-at-home activity packages.
* Live events and video demonstrations including hands-on crafts and experiments.
This year‘s theme is “Explore Our Universe” featuring illustrations by B.C. artist Bambi Edlund. All reading counts – kids can read whatever they want, in whatever language they feel most comfortable. They can also listen to someone else read or tell stories."
- taken from https://bcsrc.ca/