Having Fun Isn't Hard When You've Got Your Library Card!

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Dear Families,


We have been practicing taking books out of the library and our students are ready to bring them home!
Your Kindergarten student will be bringing their library books home every Monday for you to read and
enjoy together.  It is their responsibility to return the library book to our classroom, no later than the
following Monday or they will be unable to take out a new book for the following week.


Please note that these books are property of our school. We ask students not to eat or drink while reading
their library books, and have talked a lot about how to properly carry and handle a book.
If your student’s library book goes missing, several reminders will be sent home before you are asked to
replace the book.
Happy reading!

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