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Bryant Middle School Library Announces Reading Resources and October Challenge

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Bryant Middle School Library Announces Reading Resources and October Challenge
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Bryant Middle School's Library Learning Center is promoting various reading resources and an upcoming October reading challenge. Students can access digital books through SORA and public library accounts.

Key takeaways

  • Students can access eBooks and audiobooks using Salt Lake City or County Library cards.
  • An October reading challenge offers a free Arctic Circle sundae for five hours of reading.
  • A bonus prize from the library is available for students who read seven hours in October.
  • The Library Learning Center provides digital resources including SORA and Utah's Online Library.

The Library Learning Center at Bryant Middle School is providing students with various digital reading resources including SORA, Overdrive, and access to Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County library collections.

Students can use their Salt Lake City or County Library card number and PIN to access eBooks and audiobooks. Those who are students in the school district are eligible for Salt Lake City Library cards.

An upcoming reading challenge for the month of October features incentives from Arctic Circle. Students who read five hours during October will receive a free sundae.

Students who reach seven hours of reading will also earn a bonus prize from the library.

The school is also sharing a video of Jason Reynolds responding to a student's question regarding why students should read. The center notes that reading serves as a tool for building empathy, finding information, and preparing for high school.

For assistance with library card numbers, PINs, or accessing the county library, students may email Wendy Blankenship. Instructions are also available for downloading the SORA app to mobile phones and accessing it via computer through Canvas.

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