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This document provides information and guidance for organizing a reading fair at K-12 schools to promote reading. It discusses what a reading fair is, why schools should hold them, how to prepare for one including setting a date and ordering supplies, what the event day looks like, necessary promotional materials, and tips from experience running a reading fair. The goal is to encourage students to share their love of reading and get recognition for books they enjoyed.
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- 1. Grades K-12 2016 Is your goal to encourage a love for reading? This session will focus on a fun way for students to promote a book they love. It will help you with the ins and outs of creating a reading fair at your school. Come find out what a reading fair is and get the tools/forms you need to implement one at your school! READING FAIR? What’s That? Awesome, Let's Do One! http://tinyurl.com/htqq8or
- 3. What is a reading fair?
- 6. Why a reading fair? Purpose Bonus Standards
- 7. 1st Grade Standards 1.RL.1: With support,read and comprehend literature that is grade level appropriate. 1.RN.1: With support, read and comprehend nonfiction that is grade- level appropriate. 1.RL.2.3:Using key details, identify and describe the elements of plot, character,and setting. 1.RN.2.2: Retell main ideas and key details of a text. 1.W.3.1: Write logically connected sentences to make a proposal to a particular audience (e.g.,a parent,classmate,etc.) and give reasons why the proposal should be considered. 1.ML.2.1:Demonstrate understanding of media by asking and answering appropriate questions about what is read, heard, or viewed. 1.SL.2.1.: Participate in collaborative conversations about grade appropriate topics and texts with peers and adults in small and larger groups.
- 8. When do you start preparing for the reading fair? Before The Fair: 1. Date 2. Order: Tri-fold boards, ribbons, etc. 1. Promote to kids 2. Parent Meeting 3. Judges 4. Contact & Announce 5. Permission to photo After the Fair: 1. Photos: newspaper, website 2. Awards Program 3. Open House 4. Projects Picked up 5. Thank Yous
- 11. What does the big day look like? ● 8 ft. tables will fit 6 projects ● project drop off times ● Judges Meeting, coffee & donuts ● Supplies: 3 turn in trays, calculators, pencils, clipboards, rubrics, judged slips, chairs. ● Student coloring sheets & Interview with Judge ● Judges confer about top range afterwards to decide winners
- 12. ● Open for classes to visit-free promotion books and for next year’s reading fair. ● Photograph winners ● Open House ● Award Ceremony-same day or next day
- 13. What promotional materials or handouts are needed? Mississippi DOE website http://www.mde.k12.ms.us/ESE/LM/ reading-fair Pinterest WNP packet
- 14. What tips or tidbits did we learn on our journey? Judges Prizes Date Anonymous Quickly update paperwork Project arrangements
- 15. Thank You! We wish you success with your future reading fair!