Each student gets a free book, bookmark, pencil, and a happy birthday sticker on their birthday. Their picture is taken and posted on a bulletin board where everybody gets to see their picture. When the students get this attention the goal is for them to feel happy and special.

Each year Golden Meadows celebrates Read Across America Week on campus. Students are encouraged to dress up during the week and challenge themselves to read different books. To cumulate the week, students are able to partner read with an older reader and complete fun activities. 

 Each Spring students are given a poem to memorize and recite during their library time. Parents and teachers are encouraged to practice this poem with the student. Students have an opportunity to recite the poem at the Talent Show and at their grade level award ceremony in May.

Students in all grade levels, pre-k through 5th grade get to come to our GM restaurant-library to taste different kinds of books. A menu is offered with different options for them to taste such as: Fiction, Historical Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Science Fiction, Mystery, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Biographies, and Autobiographies. Each table is set up with a table cover, table mats, plates, utensils, plastic cups, napkins, and books. A label is displayed in the center of each table featuring a different literary genre. The class is divided into groups of four, each group goes to a table, students open the book on their plate, and using the utensils pretend to eat the books. They look at the pictures and/or reading searching for the features of the particular literary genre displayed in the table.