Middletown Elementary Library: Summer Reading Programs

Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) will offer multiple opportunities this summer for students to gain supplemental learning through interactive, student-centered activities. The programs will engage students from Pre-K through 12th grade in meaningful learning experiences to provide them with opportunities to grow academically, socially, emotionally and behaviorally.

To help increase reading time during the summer months, we send weekly emails with summer reading activities for your kids. Sign up for our summer emails!

Each week this summer, they are challenging you to read one of our favorite books and take a quiz on that book to test your knowledge. Each quiz you take enters you to win their Shelf Stuff VIP prize pack!

This contest sponsored by the Louisville Free Public Library invites all K-12 students in the Louisville area to capture images of what water means to them. What is the most beautiful aspect about water in our community? What water-related problems do we need to address? How do we use, recreate, and interact with water? Must be submitted by June 10th!

We challenge our young fans in grades K-12 to read with us this summer. If your child reads five books by July 31, you will get a code for a FREE KIDS TICKET to use during the regular season. Limit one free ticket per child and each free ticket must be accompanied by a paid adult ticket. 

​Download the Feed Your Brain reading log, record 300 minutes of reading onto your log, and return to any Half Price Books to claim your Bookworm Bucks.

​Record at least 8 books you have read and write your favorite part on their Summer Reading Journal and earn a free book!

​Record your reading for two weeks and return your calendar for 10 free play points or tokens as a reward. Calendar is also available in Spanish from their website.

Designed to support parents and children with the management, assessment and promotion of independent reading.