SCE's Summer Reading Program

Splish Splash

Summer 2025

Join us for Silver Creek’s Summer Reading Program!
Our school library will be open for check-out and interactive Makerspace
activities on select Wednesdays throughout the summer from 1 - 3 PM! There
will be a guest reader for a read aloud at 1:30 PM. Come join the fun!
The library will be open on: June 11th, June 18th, June 25th, July 9th, July
16th and July 23rd.

Summer Reading Bingo Challenge

We invite all students to participate in our
summer bingo challenge! Complete the
bingo board and return it to your new
teacher the first week of school in August.
Be sure an adult signs your completed
bingo board! Your student will receive a
printed copy of the bingo board the last
week of school, as well as login/password
information for digital resources (eg.
PebbleGo).

Spanish Summer Reading Program info

Spanish Bingo Board

Here are some ways to continue your child’s reading and writing growth over the
summer.
 

Make time for reading
Set aside a quiet time each day for reading, and remember to include "reading time"
when planning summer activities.
 

Keep it fun
Don't set rules about reading for a certain amount of time or reading a minimum
number of pages, and don't make reading a punishment — keep it fun so that it's
something that your child wants to keep doing!
 

Read aloud every day
Share books together as a family. Children will benefit from hearing others read aloud
and from reading aloud to others.
 

Model for your child
Make sure your child sees you reading and writing, such as reading a magazine or
writing a shopping list.
Talk about what your child is reading
Ask your child to tell you about what she is reading.
 

Listen to audio books
If you will be spending a lot of time in the car or at home, borrow audiobooks from SORA or the public library. This can be a great way to encourage language development and to enjoy books together. SORA is accessible on the student dashboard or can be added as an app to a tablet/chromebook/phone. When logging in, your student will choose “Adams 12” as their school.

Write
Encourage your child to write letters or postcards to friends and relatives over the
summer, to keep a journal, make a summer scrapbook, or to write stories and poems.
Visit the school library and/or help your child get a library card at the public library.
Participate in the Anythink Library My Summer Reading Program.

Splish Splash READ!