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This challenge is an annual library challenge that takes place during the spring. The only rule is to make edible art that has something to do with books as shapes and/or content. This challenge is an opportunity for students to collaborate, create, problem-solve and most of all celebrate their favorite books! Over the past few years, students have made their edible art from cakes, cookies, pancakes, ice cream, fruit, fondant, mochi, rice, whipped cream, marshmallows, pretzels, vegetables, nori, and there have even been a few “book bentos”.
Entry Submission Dates: March 9 – April 10, 2026
If you are looking for something to do on a cold winter day, join us during morning Gr. 3-5 recess every Wednesday for the next three weeks!
Let’s see which team knows their book better?


February 18 – Know Your Characters Kahoot
February 25 – Action and Adventure Kahoot
March 4 – Setting, Quote, Symbols and Metaphors Kahoot
It was amazing to see so many teams compete in the second Trivia Tuesday of the school year. Congratulations to the winning teams:
Sportsmanship Award: Ryu 4C, Jin 4C and Ben 4M
If you were unable to attend, please click on the link below to play the Flags of the World Kahoot!


Looking for your next Sakura 2026 read. Come to the library during the Gr. 3-5 recess to hear the first chapter of Spellcasters by Crystal Sung.
Looking for your next fantasy chapter book? In Spellcasters four girls can cast amazing spells they inherited from their ancestors and now they must use them against evil spirts that threaten to destroy their town.
Looking for your next Sakura 2026 read. Come to the library during the Gr. 3-5 recess to hear the first chapter of A Strange Thing Happened in Cherry Hall by Jasmine Warga. “
In A Strange Thing Happened in Cherry Hall a stolen painting leads to the appearance of a ghostly girl and a quest to solve the mystery of the stolen painting. Can Rami and his friend Veda prove that Rami’s mom is not the thief?
Looking for your next Sakura 2026 read. Come to the library during the Gr. 3-5 recess to hear the first chapter of Manatee Summer! Peter’s summer before middle school is full of challenges…his best friend is moving, his Grandfather is becoming more and more forgetful, and an injured manatee sparks Peter’s passion for wildlife conservation. This book is for fans of last year’s Sakura Medal book Odder by Katherine Applegate.