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An Open House Book Fair Event included a photo op with silly Wild West photo booth props.
Jose Marti MAST 6-12 Academy Hialeah, FL
Volunteers engaged students with a fun “Guess the Teacher’s Pet” contest display.
Elm Grove Middle School Bossier City, LA
Crew members earned community service hours as they helped younger students locate books during the Book Fair.
St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic School
Southwest Ranches, FL
Book Fair organizers held a school- wide raffle for Fair books, using Toolkit reproducibles.
The Griffin School
Austin, TX
This school’s principal stepped up and rode a horse for their Wild West Book Fair!
Renick R-V School District Renick, MO
With a simple costume, a dedicated Book Fair chairperson became an inspirational Book Fairy!
Mary Martin Elementary School Weatherford, TX
This school community made their Get Caught Reading campaign a big part of their Fair, even incorpo- rating it into themed décor. Stockwell Place Elementary Bossier City, LA
An eye-catching covered wagon display, packed with lots of Fair books, took center stage at this Wild West Book Fair.
Holy Spirit Regional Catholic School
Huntsville, AL
This school thought outside the box, sending clever Book Fair Pre- view invitations tied to bandanas to faculty and staff.
The Covenant School Charlottesville, VA
The first evening of the Fair featured a Saddle Up and Read Book Fair Hootenanny, complete with music, line dancing, photo booth, and a “chuck wagon” full
of refreshments.
Pelham Road Elementary School Greenville, SC
Students took lots of fun selfies with pet-themed photo booth props at a Book Fair selfie station. Lopez Middle School
San Antonio, TX
Volunteers grabbed everyone’s at- tention with a Wild West Classroom Wish List display, featuring mini WANTED posters of teachers.
Fine Arts Academy Tolleson, AZ