October was a lively month in the library at Ramey Elementary School, where students from kindergarten through fifth grade gathered to explore new stories and celebrate reading.
During class visits, students enjoyed fall-themed read alouds and age-appropriate Fall stories. From colorful autumn adventures to playful tales of friendly surprises, each book offered an opportunity to listen, imagine, and share ideas. Students discussed characters, made predictions, and connected stories to their own experiences.
The library also welcomed new books this month, offering readers fresh choices across a range of interests and reading levels. Students took part in “Find a Ghost Inside a Book,” searching for friendly ghost cutouts hidden inside library books as they browsed. The activity sparked curiosity, encouraged students to explore the shelves, and added a playful surprise to their library visits.
Students showed their creativity in the Story Book Pumpkin Contest, decorating pumpkins to represent favorite storybook characters or books. The colorful entries brought beloved stories to life and gave students a chance to share their reading interests with classmates. 11 entries took part in the contest, making it a festive celebration of books, imagination, and the school community.