Reading events at school

Are you looking for a fun, unique, and creative way to get students excited about diving deep with books? Hosting a Literary Food Truck Festival is a great way to give students a fun, creative way to explore a text, make clear connections between the details of the truck’s menu, social media, playlist, and appearance, and the book or character it represents. Find pictures of this project in action in this great post! #creativeela #bookproject #hsela

Let your love for reading shine; host a read-a-thon fundraiser today! Discover how to encourage reading while raising money with these planning tips.

10 activity ideas to host a high-interest book carnival in your classroom to promote literacy and cultivate a culture of reading.

January is rolling along and my kids (both my school and actual kids) are finally readjusted to our routine after winter break. While in real life, I find January-March the three most difficult months to

Miss Putthoff’s class had Starbucks Day today! Check out their coffee themed centers! They even made their own Starbucks drinks, too!

Tuesday was our annual Bingo for Books event. I posted about it on my Facebook page and had several questions about it, so I wanted to elaborate here. It’s surprisingly simple and so much fun. At our school, Bingo for Books started as a fourth grade event, then it moved to third grade, and is...

Scholastic Book Fairs empower kids to find the stories that speak to them. Learn how you can participate in a school book fair!

CCPRN recently incorporated a ‘Book Walk’ into our pre-summer picnics. So what exactly is a book walk? A book walk is a way to encourage children to be involved in a story. So here̵…

Library bulletin boards can be a great way to show off your current programs, books, and ideas. We’ve gathered ideas to give you inspiration for your next bulletin board display!