2024 Books2Eat Slideshow

We would like to thank all of the students and their families for participating in the Fifth Annual Books2Eat ASIJ ES Library Challenge! This challenge is a true celebration of our student’s abilities to have FUN while creating, problem-solving, and collaborating with others.

The extra bonus for the library is the fact that other students want to check out the titles of books used for these marvelous projects. 😉

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2024 Award Winners

Most Creative

Healthiest

Best Use of Materials

Most Kawaii

Best Use of Fondant

Most Original

Most Realistic Character

Best Replica of a Book Cover

Most Colorful

2024 Books2Eat Challenge

What is the Books2Eat Challenge?

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, and there have even been a few “book bentos”.

ALL ENTRIES ARE DUE BY APRIL 7, 2024.

Photo Requirements: Submit 2 photos

Photo #1 – A closeup of the edible art and the book.

Photo #2 – A photo of the edible art, the book, and the baker(s).

Do not add your name to the photos using PicCollage or another app.

Submit photos using this QR Code.

Photo submission example:

Be Creative! Have Fun! Be A Baker Maker!

BOOKS2EAT 2023 SLIDESHOW

2023 Award-Winning Entries

Previous Years’ Slideshows

BOOKS2EAT 2022 SLIDESHOW

BOOKS2EAT 2021 SLIDESHOW

BOOKS2EAT 2020 SLIDESHOW

Library Bookshelf Challenge

Library Signage Challenged Sponsored by Ari and Logan from 5B

Would you like to improve the library bookshelf signs? Well, there is going to be a library bookshelf sign challenge during the month of February. Draw some icons or images based on your favorite genre, and make sure to include Mustang Bob in it and write your name on the back of your paper. We will be only accepting A4-size paper. Once you’re done, turn it into the library before March 1st.

If you have any questions contact Ari Brownstein and Logan Gibb from 5B.

Example: