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LitCon Bookmark Voting
It's time to vote for your favorite bookmark designs! Students submitted beautiful, carefully-crafted, created bookmark designs and now it's time for you to vote on your favorites.
Choose your top 3 favorite designs - the winners will have copies made for school-wide distribution. The originals will remain on display as works of art in the library.
You must be signed in to your school Google account to vote.
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Do you want to create a student club? Follow this link to the Student Clubs landing page. Here you'll learn what it takes to form a club that meets in the library during lunch and recess time on Tuesdays.
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The school year hasn't even started yet but we've already got an author visit planned! Huge shout out to Flyleaf Books for sharing the opportunity.
Victoria Schwab will be here on September 5th at 9:30 am to promote her new book, Tunnel of Bones, the sequel to the stellar, spooktacular, New Yor Times Bestseller City of Ghosts. (It was also one of Mr. Graña's favorite summer reads).
If you want to seize this opportunity to hear from and meet a major author, make sure you ask your Language Arts teacher how you can participate. The link below is the flyer for the event, which doubles as the order form for the books (available at a discount).
Click here to download the flyer for the event, which doubles as the order form.
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Harry Potter Week
Harry Potter Week is right around the corner - March 18 - 22!
The schedule is as follows:
Monday is Maker Magic Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday will feature food and games
Thursday is Magical Arts Day
Friday is Harry Potter Karaoke!
Click here to see a detailed breakdown of daily events!
We need your donations!
We are asking that parents help us out by donating items needs for the week. Click here to access the Sign-Up Genius to let us know how you'll be helping!
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Reading Challenge
I've typically shied away from reading challenges because they feel a little constraining, but something about Book Riot's Read Harder Challenge has me hyped! I've printed a copy of the reading list and posted it to my door. If you're interested, click here to download an editable copy for yourself. The Read Harder Challenge page (linked above) is being updated regularly with book lists to give you an idea of what to read, or you can chat with your friendly neighborhood librarian about some options. :)
