by Joan Good
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[Reading] promotes literacy, creativity, and innovation—all critical for being competitive in the global knowledge economy. (ala.org)
Let's read! Sit down, relax and enjoy a good book. As the saying goes - so many books, so little time. I have three iPads and the iBooks app is filled with hundreds of novels. I collect children's books by the dozen. Reading on an eBook has a distinct sensibility. There is nothing that can compete with the feel and smell of a good book but if you have never read an eBook, give it a try. You may surprise yourself. Paper books are very well designed and bring a human touch but eBooks too can find a place in your heart.
Check out an eBook from our library through OverDrive and read it together with your child. Students may log into OverDrive using their EFS student username and password. For grades 1-3, children's usernames are first initial, last name. For their passwords, please contact your child's homeroom teacher. Fourth grade students should be aware of their passwords due to daily iPad usage.
An eBook lending library encourages experimentation with new authors, topics, and genres, ".....it promotes literacy, creativity, and innovation—all critical for being competitive in the global knowledge economy" (ala.org). Whichever format YOU choose - read, read, and read some more. For the more you read, the smarter you grow!
Check out an eBook from our library through OverDrive and read it together with your child. Students may log into OverDrive using their EFS student username and password. For grades 1-3, children's usernames are first initial, last name. For their passwords, please contact your child's homeroom teacher. Fourth grade students should be aware of their passwords due to daily iPad usage.
An eBook lending library encourages experimentation with new authors, topics, and genres, ".....it promotes literacy, creativity, and innovation—all critical for being competitive in the global knowledge economy" (ala.org). Whichever format YOU choose - read, read, and read some more. For the more you read, the smarter you grow!
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