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Book Activities

"The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read them."

Mark Twain

Reading is fun! A great book to read should always be at home and in school. Select an exciting book that is at your correct reading level. To check that the book is right for you, click the apple.



The book talk is "a little piece of pie so good that it tempts one to consume the whole concoction." ~ Margaret Edwards  

Book talks encourage interest and pleasure in reading. Creating a visual and listening to other students, highlights reading excitement.

Month

Genre

Ongoing

Nonfiction

Sept./Nov. - At school

Mystery

Dec./Jan.

Historical Fiction

Feb./March

Fantasy/Science Fiction

April/May

Biography

May

Poetry Selection

June - At school

Poetry Performance





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