Page 27 - Spring 2017 Elementary Guidebook
P. 27

Reach out to electronic-age kidS with free online reading activities that are  it l_ /,i“’,,"‘,‘ "
motivating, fun to do, and easy to manage. READ 100,000 is a year-round program that works i‘\   '_/   ii ‘
i ‘i ‘ji l ’

well within a school's annual reading plan and ties in nicely with other programs like What Would ‘ ‘ 0 0 0 0
You Do for Reading’.7@ Students join a school team and attempt to read 100,000 minutes or more, ’— '
tracking their minutes online at scholastimcomlminutes. The team effort and tech—appea| keep

kids reading as they follow their progress online.

. . . . . SUMMER
Students can continue the fun throughout the summer, maintaining their current reading levels 
with the exciting scholastic summer Reading Challenge. This time, school teams track their C HALLENGE
reading minutes in an attempt to set a new global world record. Visit soholastimcomlsummer
for details plus educator support, advice for parents. and more,
( ""'.".'Z.',:

Ideas and Best Practices:  “'“"‘°' °"""°"" ,,., 
0 Introduce students to the program website during library time. I? Manage classes

- Promote your school's goal and progress during morning announcements. as “‘” '““”

I Share your school’s reading goal and timeline with parents. ! -~~'~~i ~ r~ 2-“-7-"“’ I v
0 Create a goal chart to track your reading campaign progress.  -—~-I - we  ; v
0 Schedule a faculty member stunt once students reach the goal. W  :  -23-» Z 
0 Initiate a challenge among grade levels or with another school. ::;... : 1:  : 

> Track your proqres. The READ 100.000 ""‘“"‘
and Scholastic Summer Reading Challenge
website teatures a dashboard for educators to @
manage classes and track reading progress
Benefits
Motivates kids to practice reading I Makes it easy for schools ® F°’i_“:-AD “M0005 "“""‘“ 3”“ ’9“’“”““""°
reading logs cerlilicales, and tlyeis look ill
to track reading minutes by student, grade, and school the Toolkit Fair Files keyword REAO tnn,nnn
CheckoulflzeseaddiflormltamilyproaramsweoflmIoyouanidyoulschioolutnocost.
mawaytoancoumgeareadingcultuzewi.lhin£a:nilies.Forprogramguidesandudi\rity
ideas. look in the Toolkit under Enhanced Reading Programs.
,‘ \‘»t“‘/
I I ; ‘til ; I .
" Ruhr.  IT EXT
' T O 3 . I ll

Make the most of parent involvement. Children Reach out to parents of rising preschoolers Parents and students at your school can try
who are read to for at least 20 minutes a day with the Kindergarten Readiness tamily this no-cost program together. They'll learn
dramatically increase their reading abilities. event program. Simply invite those families how to be detectives by investigating infor-
Raising Readers focuses on three ways adult to your Book Fair. introducing them to your mational text in afun, interactive way. This
family members can read to and with their school and its reading culture. Then share program shares strategies for finding pertinent
children — “l READ TO YOU, WE READ T0- pre-school-to-kindergarten transition tips information in nonfiction text by scrutinizing
GETHER, AND YOU READ TO ME." This inter- plus curriculum, class routine, teachers sources that all family members will enioy.
active workshop models simple effective ways expectations, and pre-reading skills infor- For more information. talk to your Book Fair
for tamilies to make the reading experience mation. consultant.

successtul.

ONLINE READING PROGRAMS Excitement 25











































   25   26   27   28   29