Join us June 18 – August 6 for Sunday Funday
Come with your family this summer for Sunday Funday! The kiddos will read books from June 18 – August 6 promptly at 10 AM every Sunday. The read-along will be accompanied by FREE snacks and an activity.
PLUS the first 25 participants will get a free copy of the book read that day!
June 18
"Change Sings" by Amanda Gorman and Lauren Long
This book teaches readers the power we have to make changes, big or small, in ourselves, our communities, and even in the world! After reading we will design an instrument from the book and think about changes we can make together.
June 25
"Rainbow: A First Book of Pride" by Michael Genhart
We will be celebrating how love comes in so many shapes and colors. After reading, we will do a science experiment to make our own rainbows!
July 2
"The Day You Begin" by Jacqueline Woodson
Our summer session celebrating acceptance and kindness continues as we read "The Day You Begin," by Jacqueline Woodson, which talks about while we each have our many differences, we can still come together and learn from one another.
July 9
"Eyes that Kiss in the Corners" by Joanna Ho and Dung Ho
This week we will be reading, "Eyes that Kiss in the Corners" by Joanna Ho and Dung Ho, which is about a young Asian girl who recognizes her own beauty and becomes empowered to truly love herself.
July 16
"Spanish is my Superpower" by Jennifer Jones
We will be learning words in another language this week as we read "Spanish is my Superpower," by Jennifer Jones. This book teaches readers about how amazing it is to be bilingual, as the characters know two languages!
July 23
"Same Same but Different" by Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw
We will read "Same, Same but Different," by Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw and learn about how two young boys can be friends even though they live across the ocean from each other; one boy is living in the United States and one boy is living in India.
July 30
"I Get Around in My Own Special Way" by Donna Goldman
This week we will be reading, "I Get Around in My Own Special Way" by Donna Goldman. It is a story about a girl who shows how much she loves life in a wheelchair.
August 6
"Speak Up" by Miranda Paul
On the last week of our summer session, we will be reading "Speak Up," by Miranda Paul. This book encourages kids to speak up, unite with others, and take action when they see something that needs to be changed.