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If You Like…Captain Underpants
If You Like…The Land of Stories series
Book Trailer – Stuart Goes to School
Get inspired by this book trailer created by a student in 2P!
Look Who “Got Caught Reading” @esasij







































Book Trailer – Cam Jansen
Get inspired by this book trailer created by a student in 2Y!
Book Trailer – Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Get inspired by this book trailer created by a student in 2Y!
Summer Check Out 2020
Summer Checkout Procedures: click here
The Google Form must be completed for each student no later than May 31st to allow time for the librarians to prepare for book pick-up beginning June 8th. Note: The maximum number of books per child is 10 books this year.
Not sure what to check out?
You must be logged into Destiny Catalog for these links to work.
Log in using your ASIJ Gmail username & password.
Books2Eat 2020 – ES Entries
A special thank you to all of the students and families in the elementary school who have participated in the Books2Eat Challenge. It is truly an impressive display of creativity, ingenuity, and culinary expertise.
The Books2Eat challenge will continue as a 2020 Summer Reading Challenge. Bibliophiles and chefs who weren’t able to participate this time around, you have another chance to be a baker maker.
20 Minutes A Day, Goes A Long Way


Summer slide goes away!
Tips for Parents
Set aside 20 minutes every day for reading.
Share your enjoyment of books with your child.
Read the same book with your child and discuss it.
Continue to read aloud to your child, even after they read independently.
Encourage your child to choose a book to read aloud to someone else.
Broaden your child’s horizons by helping to select from a wide range of subjects & genres.
Encourage your child to read whatever they enjoy, even if it appears to be too easy or too hard.
If your child is multilingual, have your child practice reading in all their languages.
21 Questions to Ask Your Child about a Book
Interesting Articles about Reading
- 6 Tips for When Kids Refuse to do Their Summer Reading
- Summer Reading Tips for Parents
- Summer Reading Loss (includes advice for parents)
- Audiobooks or Reading? To Our Brains, It Doesn’t Matter
- Reading On Screen vs. Reading in Print: What’s the Difference for Learning
































































































































































































