We are in the process of planning a Family Reading
Night and are a little stuck on ideas. We're still
trying to figure out if we should gear it toward
parents and talk to them about how to help their kids
or gear it toward students and have stations that they
can rotate between (or both). It will last one hour so we don't
have lots of time. Our focus is our primary students
so we are looking at activities for them. We will be
giving them a goodie bag when they leave that includes
a free book, "reading" pencil, sticker, bookmark, a
list of helpful web sites, and some handouts from Jim
Trelease and Mem Fox. Have any of you had something
like this at your school? If so, do you have any
activities to share or advice on what works and what
doesn't? Thanks!!
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Brenda Young, Library Media Specialist
Rose Hill Elementary
Omaha, NE
brenda.young@ops.org
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