Library
Scholastic Book Fair: March 4-8, 12-3pm
The in-person Book Fair has ended, but you can still shop the fair online until March 15th! Choosing their own books empowers kids and inspires them to becoming lifelong readers. All proceeds directly benefit the school library. Cash and card payments are accepted, please no personal checks.
Check out the Spring Lake Book Fair website here.
Check out Book Trailers to See What's New at the Fair!
Spring LAke Mock Caldecott Award competition
The winner of the Spring Lake Caledcott competition is...
Jumper by Jessica Lanan!
While Jumper did not win the real Caldecott Award, it was honored with a Sibert medal given to outstand nonfiction picture books. Congratulations Jumper!
The winner of the national Caldecott Award is...
Big by Vashti Harrison
Library Policies
- Students are allowed to check out one book at a time.
- There are no late fees, but students may lose take home priviledges with their teacher if books are not returned in a timely manner.
- Books are due back to the library after one week, but can be renewed multiple times.
- Care should be taken to maintain the condition of library materials.
Lost or Damaged Library Materials
Library Reading Challenges 23/24 School Year
As part of a new innitiative to encourage our to students to read a greater number and variety of chapter books, Ms. Chelsea is offering a challenge. If you read three chapter books that correspond to a theme in Ms. Chelsea's reading passport, you can earn a prize! Prizes include books, stickers, bookmarks, eraser and cerificates for Mod pizza in Woodland (yum!). See above for the list of monthly themes.
Library Happenings
Story Explorers: Reading Group
2023 Mock Caldecott Award Winner: This Story is Not About a Kitten Illustrated By Carson Ellis
2023 Mock Caldecott Award Competition
During the month of January, students read a selection of picture books and learned about illustrators and artistic techniques. They then voted on which book should be given the Caldecott Award, an award given for excellence in children's book illustration. The winner was "This Story is Not About a Kitten," illustrated by Carson Ellis.