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Need some good book suggestions?


Fourth and Fifth graders learned how to find a good book to read with four easy steps.  The steps are:

  1. Look at the front cover.  Does it look interesting?

  2. Read the back cover of the inside flap?  Still interested?

  3. Read the 1st page of the 1st chapter?  Want to read more?

  4. Do you like the book? 


Both grades also have received book recommendations from the 2024 Rebecca Caudill List. The list is located in the student’s Library Google Classroom. More recommended books will be added monthly! 


In the coming weeks, students will look at the Sora database to find ebooks and eaudiobooks.  There are over 2000 books to choose from.  Go to soraapp.com to check out the books!




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