READ!
Did you know....
The United States is ranked 49th
among the 156 United Nation member countries with regard to literacy.
Source: United Nations
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READ!
Did you know....
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| See Mrs. Mizak's Recommended Sites |
The United States is ranked 49th
among the 156 United Nation member countries with regard to literacy. |
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| Have you ever thought of joining a book club? | I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library ~ Jorge Luis Borges | |
| How about online Read-a-Long stories? |
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For their November book reports, Fourth Graders read biographies. Then we created bottles of the people we read about. We learned about many different people! |
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First Graders joined forces with Jumpstart for Readings effort to break a World Record for the most people ever to read a book online. We read Llama, Llama Red Pajama. Stay tuned for the results! | |
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DR. SEUSS! |
Watch this fascinating video of Eric Carle describing his illustrations!
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How can you tell if a book is at the right reading level for you? |
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What's a Library? The richest person in the world - in fact all the riches in the world - couldn't provide you with anything like the endless, incredible loot available at your local library. ~ Malcolm Forbes
------------------- How about reading a classic book from an era gone by? Turn the pages online and explore!
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Need a Good Drop Everything and Read
Book? May we suggest... Check out some cool books from this Scholastic Page!
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What's this year's Newberry Award Winner?
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Last year's Grade 3 class helped to break a Guinness World Record for the most people to read aloud together! Click below to hear us join in this global event of reading Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
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Starfall
(for Grades K-2) |
Recommended Reading List by Grade
| Second Grade Reading List | Third Grade Reading List | ||
| Seventh Grade Reading List | |||
| Eighth Grade Reading List | |||
