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Summer Reading Activities by CSH:
STUDENTS, looking for a way to relax on these warm days? It is the perfect time to dive into a great book! Plus, check out our Summer Reading Bookmark—featuring student artwork and a QR code linked to suggested summer reading K-12.
K-6: Try our Summer Reading BINGO challenge! It’s a fun way to explore reading this summer—complete a row, column, or the whole board!
7-12: Explore reading suggestions ... Read MoreSummer Reading Activities by NYSED:
The New York State Education Department (NYSED) and the New York State Library are pleased to once again partner with over 1,100 public libraries and neighborhood branches across the state to launch the 2025 Summer Reading at New York Libraries program. Throughout the summer, local libraries will offer a wide range of free, engaging programs designed to keep students reading and learning outside the classroom. Libraries are powerful partners in education, and their summer offerings can help bridge the gap between school years while keeping learning fun and accessible.
Other Summer Activities:
- You can click HERE to view activities taking place at the Cold Spring Harbor Library and Environmental Center, as well as HERE for more information about their Summer Reading Club.
- Another excellent summer learning resource is Let’s Learn, a series of engaging instructional programs for kids ages 4 to 7 from The WNET Group. Keep the learning going all summer with these lessons on literacy, math, science, the arts, and more. Check your local PBS listings for new episodes airing on weekdays!
- Additionally, the New York State Museum, where families, educators, and students can explore art, science, and history through exhibits, lectures, and online resources. Check out the New York State Museum website for upcoming programs.