Time to hand in Winter Reading Challenges

Now it’s time for you who have participated in the Winter Reading Challenges to hand in your taken challenges to the librarian Elin. 

When you do so, you get to choose a new book in the library as a gift.  Here is an example of what one student did (see below). 

How can you help someone to survive the winter?
This is who I chose to focus on: My grandmother
This is what I did:

1. Spent time with her looking through picture albums.
2. Read the book that she said was her mother’s favorite.
3. Helped her make chocolate pudding.

Pick out clues to a winter theme.
Chosen book: 

Title: This Winter
Author: Alice Oseman

How I noticed that it was written on a winter theme
1. There is snow in the story.
2. It is during christmas holidays.
3. They mention the cold multiple times.
4. They drink warm drinks that is typically for winter.
5. It is in the title of the book.

Make an illustration related to winter or Christmas.

The illustration is based on an oral story told by a relative about a special winter a long time ago, a family tradition or a family recipe.

Read a nonfiction book about a challenge of our time.

Make a small comic strip based on the book you have read.