Parma, OH (PRWEB) June 06, 2012 Studies have shown that students
can lose up to three months of reading skills during summer
break. This phenomenon is often referred to as “summer slide.”
Fortunately, through participation in enriching summer
activities students can actually get a running start into the
new school year. To prevent loss of reading skills during summer
break, experts recommend keeping lots of books around the house,
making regular trips to the library and participating in summer
library programs. Cuyahoga County Public Library’s (CCPL)
popular Mission Possible: READ Summer Reading Program returns
Saturday, June 9th through Saturday, August 11th. The program
seeks not only to combat “summer slide” but to provide
incentives for county residents of all ages to read during the
summer months. To register for the program, visit any of the
Library’s 28 branches, its MetroHealth Service Point or register
online at http://www.cuyahogalibrary.org. How to Play: Children,
teens and adults record the amount