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Sciennes P4-7 Assembly First Minister's Reading Challenge
At the P4-7 Assembly on Friday 2nd September, we introduced pupils to the First Minister's Reading Challenge, which launched on Thursday 1st September. All P4-7 pupils will soon receive their very own Reading Passport to record their reading journeys until May next year. There are many competitions and the accompanying teacher resources with suggestions for creative challenges feature Janis Mackay, our Patron of Reading. We are really looking forward to taking part!
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- 1. Sciennes Primary Assembly P4-P7 Friday2nd September 2016 Introducing First Minister’s Reading Challenge
- 2. FIRST MINISTER’S READING CHALLENGE NICOLASTURGEON Launched 1st September
- 3. The First Minister’sReading Challenge www.readingchallenge.scot
- 4. What is theChallenge? The First Minister’s Reading Challenge is a chance for you to go on a reading journey, read whatever interests you, discover new books along the way and tell us all about it. Where will your journey take you?
- 5. Your Reading Passport • Youwill all receive your very own Reading Passport. • This is for you to record books or any reading materials you have read. • You can rate a book by colouring in the stars. You can also add notes about what you liked and didn’t like about the book to help you choose your next one. • There is room in the Passport for you to note down recommendations from your friends.
- 6. How many bookscan you read? • There will be an award for the pupil who reads the most books throughout the year • Your teacher can nominate the person in your class who they think has made a real effort with their reading… It could be you! • There is also a prize for the school who manages to read the most!
- 7. Pupil Reading Journey •You can enter the Reading Challenge by sending us a creative piece of work to tell us about a reading journey you’ve been on. • You can do this by yourself, with a friend, as part of a group or even as a whole class!
- 8. You could createa book trailer about a book which took you on a journey. Tell us about why you chose it… Check out JANIS MACKAY’S “THE ACCIDENTAL TIME TRAVELLER” from East Kilbride Library: Creative challenge
- 9. Creative challenge You couldmake a comic strip about your reading journey… For an easy and free to use programme: www.MakeBeliefsComix.com
- 10. Creative challenge You couldcreate a picture diary to show us what you’ve done… This example uses photographs but you could draw your own pictures!
- 11. Creative challenge You could… •Do a drama and film it • Write a blog • Write it as a story • HOW WILL YOU SHOW THAT
- 12. What have youdone today that makes YOU feel proud? Christina- Summer Reading Challenge
- 13. What have youdone today that makes YOU feel proud? Jamie - Summer Reading Challenge
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