Summer Reading Resources
GCS Summer Reading Beanstack Page
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CSLP Summer Reading White Paper
There is clear and compelling evidence that summer learning loss is real. There's solid evidence that reading at home over the summer mitigates summer learning loss.
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Empowering Students and Families to Address Summer Reading Loss in Greenville, SC and Stoughton, MA 2017
Students lose as much as 3 months of reading progress over the summer. Reading over the summer prevents learning loss and helps to close the achievement gap.
Free Summer Reading Resources
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What counts as summer reading?
eBooks and audiobooks from NCKids Digital Library
Magazines
Research on topics of interest
What doesn't count as summer reading?
Texting and messaging
Cut scenes from video games
Local and Online Summer Reading Programs
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GCS Reads 30 Summer Break Reading Challenge
Enter your minutes in Beanstack. Everyone who reads at least 600 minutes will get a ticket to Kersey Valley that can be used for the Maize Adventure, Spooky Woods or Kersey Valley Chrismas.
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All Together Now with the Greensboro Public Library this summer!
Participate in reading challenges and log the books that you read. Take and Make crafts, summer programming including special performers and Family Fun Kits from your favorite branch library will also be available all summer long!
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Adventure Begins at High Point Public Library
High Point Public Library Children’s 2024 Summer Reading Program, Adventure Begins at Your Library, will begin Monday, June 10 and will end Friday, August 2. Children can sign up and pick up a paper-reading log in person in the children’s department. For more information, see our summer reading brochure, or you can call the children’s reference desk at (336) 883-3666.
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Camp Book It! From Pizza Hut
Enroll your PreK-6th grader(s) in Camp Book It! Set goals and track reading in their online dashboard. Get free pizza.