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- 1. Bingo: You Can Be A Winner with Family Reading Night! At Illinois Reading Conference Springfield, Illinois March 19, 2009
- 2. Christina Basham Title I Reading Teacher Cheryl Broderick Title I Reading Teacher Kim Eggemeyer 2 nd Grade Teacher Laurel Rodriguez kindergarten Teacher
- 12. CRAFT
- 32. Raggedy Ann and Andy
- 33. La Oruga Muy Hambrienta
- 34. Mr. Football
- 35. Paul Revere
- 36. Mog the Forgetful Cat
- 37. Bear Stories
- 38. Abe Lincoln
- 39. Officer Jed
- 42. Miss Nelson is Missing Viola Swamp Miss Nelson Has A Field Day
- 43. Fern from Charlotte’s Web
- 44. Cat in the Hat
- 45. Mother Goose
- 46. B ea t r i x P o t t e r
- 47. The Engineer from Thomas the Train
- 48. G.I. Joe
- 49. Librarian from the Black Lagoon
- 50. Miss Frizzle
- 51. Clifford and Emily Elizabeth
- 52. Fireman Tim and Fire Pup
- 53. Super Librarian
- 54. Mr. Soccer our Janitor
- 55. Fancy Nancy
- 56. Junie B. Jones
- 57. Pirates
- 58. Witchie Poo
- 62. Family Reading Night Evaluation 1. What went well from your part of the program? 2. What did not go well, and how can we improve it? 3. Would you be interested in having this again next year? 4. If you were a host for a reader, did you have a good turnout at each session?
- 66. Thank you for attending our session!