Helpful Summer Reading Lists

make-summer-countOUTSTANDING SUMMER READING LISTS  

HAISLN 

Preschool – K Reading List     Grades 1 & 2 Reading List

Grades 3 & 4 Reading List       Grade 5 Reading List

Boston Public Schools 

Book List Grades K – 2      Book List Grades 3 – 5

 

ICCSD 

K-2 Reading List    Grades 3 & 4 Reading List    Grades 5 & 6 Reading List

 

American Library Association

Notable Children’s Books 2016

Association for Library Service to Children 

KG-Grade 2     Grades 3-5

Bank Street Books – Best of  the Year

Under 5     Ages 5-9     Ages 9-12

Horn Book Summer Reading Recommendations 

Picture Books     Early Readers     Upper Elementary

International Literacy Association

Teachers’ Choices 2016

Kirkus Review

Best Picture Books     Chapter Books

 

Summer Reading is a Bundle of Fun!

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Don’t forget…summer checkout for the ASIJ elementary library is June 6th-8th!  Students and families can check out a maximum of 25 books each.  Books are due back August 29th.

Every summer has a story…summer travels are about more than trips to the beach, theme parks, and camping. Take your children on unforgettable journeys in their imaginations with reading. All it takes is a “bundle of books” and a commitment to read every day. Vacation reading will keep students’ learning moving forward — and there’s no better time for them to develop a lifelong habit of finding pleasure in books.

So make books part of your vacation fun. What will your family’s summer reading “story” be?

Hundreds of books are free online too!  

Checkout the digital resources that are available for digital summer reading:

2016 Sakura Book Bowl Winners

Congratulations to this year’s winning Sakura Medal Book Bowl Team! I am so proud of all of the team members for their dedication, hard work and most of all for being respectful and responsible team members. You were truly “mighty mustangs” at the 2016 Sakura Book Bowl Tournament held at Yokohama International School.