Stratton Elementary Library MNPS

Join us in celebrating Read Across America during the month of March.

This is a list provided by a high school librarian. These are books for 4th graders and up. I have purchased many for Stratton's library. You can find many of these titles in a e-book or audiobook format on www.limitlesslibraries.org/ which may be more appealing to teenagers. Remember change is starting with our youth on race relations. Open dialog with your children. You will be impressed at how they are processing the world around them.

This List is Anti-Racist For teachers and the young people they teach.

These books cover social justice. The first book on this list is an anchor text that we teach our students in our district.

5 books to teach your kid about privilege and socioeconomic differences These titles will help spark important conversations with your kids about privilege, socioeconomic differences, and empathy for others.

In light of recent events in our country. I challenge parents to read the following books to engage in dialog with your children.

27 books to help you talk to your kids about racism alking to your kids about racism can be tough. Here are some books to help get them thinking about it.

ReadyRosie
An early education tool featuring hundreds of brief videos in English and Spanish that model learning activities for kids and caretakers.

https://www.readyrosie.com/

Active Family Engagement | ReadyRosie

This starts our second week of the MNPS Beanstalk “Spring into Reading” Challenge. The challenge runs through May 20th. Visit https://mnpsstrattones.beanstack.org to participate. Contact your child’s teacher for login information. Let’s show how much Stratton students are reading!

Families, visit our new Remote Learning page to find out more about educational plans for the remainder of the school year. And, be sure to look at the Family Guide, which outlines expectations and resources for remote learning activities and lessons.
Our district's commitment to your child’s learning continues and we want to offer our students opportunities to engage, learn and grow while we’re physically apart.

https://www.mnps.org/remote-learning

Visit limitlesslibraries.org to access ebooks for the entire family using the Odilo download. This will translate in Spanish.

Check out the different sections and areas in our library

Story Time on PBS Kids page with Michelle Obama.

Join us for “Mondays with Michelle Obama!” As part of the PBS KIDS Read-Along series, Michelle Obama will read four of her favorite children’s books (one book every Monday through 5/11!) The first book is “The Gruffalo.” Watch on Monday 4/20 at 12 pm ET here, the PBS KIDS YouTube channel & Penguin Random House! .

MNPS is hosting a Spring Into Reading Challenge for our students. The challenge runs April 20-May 20, 2020. Stratton students can access the challenge using this link.
https://mnpsstrattones.beanstack.org/

If you are unsure of your child's student ID number, please contact your child's teacher.

Help us Celebrate National Library Week, April 19-25, 2020. Stay tuned for many learning opportunities posted throughout the week.

Metro Nashville Public Schools envisions that every student read at least 20 to 30 minutes a day. Today Nashville Public Library opened up their Summer Reading Challenge 2020. Visit https://npl.readsquared.com/ to register for the challenge.

Nashville Public Library Reading Programs Sign up for NPL's Summer Reading Challenge or our year-round early literacy program Read to Rise! />

www.limitlesslibraries.org
This website is used by our students to access the library catalog and other subject resources. You are able to access e-books.

All Ages | Limitless Libraries

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