Summer Reading BINGO
May 12, 2012

No matter how hard I plead with parents and my kids to read, it never seems to work. As they begin the final countdown to Summer Break, I remind them how important reading is and try to hook them up with authors they might like. Plus making sure they all have a library card.
A couple of years ago, I came up with BINGO Summer Reading game to take them through different genre and places they could read over the summer. The ones that do come back get a prize and its added to our PTA sponsored drawing; for student's who did read over the summer.
How do you encourage students to read over the long break? I'd live to hear about your ideas!

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Clever idea! Renee
ReplyDeleteI like the Bingo idea:) Thanks for sharing! Hope your last few days before summer break go well!
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