Chariho Middle School Library: Summer Reading 2023

• Summer reading projects should be brought in on the first day of school.

• Students are required to read two books over the summer at their independent reading level.

• Students must complete a project for each book that includes specific criteria from the criteria checklist.
  • Please use this criteria checklist for fiction books.
  • Please use this criteria checklist for nonfiction books.
• ​​​​​​​New students do NOT have to complete summer reading requirements and are invited to join the reading celebration.

Summer Reading Project Ideas Include...

• Google Book Report Form 
• Google Doc or Slides
• Essay
• Book Talk (live or recorded)
• Letter to the editor of a newspaper explaining your thoughts about the book
• Poster advertising the book
• OR come up with something that includes all of the criteria on the checklist and can be accessed by your teacher for grading

Note: If your child decides to do the Google Book Report for their project, please see below.

Entering 5GA Fiction Summer Reading Form 

Entering 5GB Fiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 5WA Fiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 5WB Fiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 6WA Fiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 6WB Fiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 6G Fiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 7 Red Fiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 7 Blue Fiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 8 Gold Fiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 8 Orange Fiction Summer Reading Form 

Entering 5GA Nonfiction Summer Reading Form 

Entering 5GB Nonfiction Summer Reading Form 

Entering 5WA Nonfiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 5WB Nonfiction Summer Reading Form 

Entering 6G Nonfiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 6WA Nonfiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 6WB Nonfiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 7 Red Nonfiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 7 Blue Nonfiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 8 Gold Nonfiction Summer Reading Form

Entering 8 Orange Nonfiction Summer Reading Form 

Incoming 9th graders are encouraged to visit the Summer Reading Page for Chariho High School Here:

Chariho High School Summer Reading

The local public libraries are wonderful resources for our students during the summer!

Check out what is happening at our local libraries:

Ashaway Free Library

Clark Memorial Library

Cross' Mills Library

Langworthy Public Library 

Westerly Public Library

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  Sora

  Sora is a reading app that gives you access to eBooks, audiobooks, and digital magazines. Read on your computer, phone, tablet, or Kindle!

Directions for using Sora:

Go to https://soraapp.com/library/RISOCKS or download the Sora app from your device's marketplace:

*NOTE: The first three steps below are for the mobile app only. If you are on a computer, skip to step 4.*

1. Open Sora and tap Find my school.
2. Tap My school isn't listed -> at the bottom of the screen.
3. Enter your zip code or start typing Chariho Regional School District. You should see RISOCKS. Click on This is my school.
4. On the "Sign into your school" screen, choose Chariho Regional School District from the dropdown menu and tap the sign in button.
5. You will be prompted to choose a Google account to continue to OverDrive. Select your school Google account.
6. If it prompts you to sign in through the library catalog your username is your Lunch Code, and your password is your Birthday. 
7. For STAFF: Your username and password is the same as your Chariho sign in. 

You are now ready to use Sora!

Showcase Cinemas: Bookworm Wednesdays!

Bookworm Wednesdays entitles kids to free admission to a select children's film when they present a book report at a participating Cinema de Lux, Showcase, or Multiplex Cinemas box office.

Accompanying parents or guardians and children under six years of age receive free admission and do not need to submit a book report.

Find the book report form here.