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Reading Fair

Reading Fair. Benvenue Elementary School December 3, 2013. Fiction. Open to all students, grades k-5. Nonfiction. Open to students in grades 3-5. What do I do?. 1. Select a category: fiction or nonfiction 2. Select and read a book. Choose a favorite!

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Reading Fair

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  1. Reading Fair Benvenue Elementary School December 3, 2013

  2. Fiction • Open to all students, grades k-5

  3. Nonfiction Open to students in grades 3-5

  4. What do I do? 1. Select a category: fiction or nonfiction 2. Select and read a book. Choose a favorite! 3. Turn in the blue sheet of paper. 4. Read and enjoy your book. 5. Buy a trifold board: 36 x 48 inches (must be that size, or you are disqualified!)

  5. What do I put on the board? Nonfiction: • Title, Author, Publisher/Publication date • Student Prediction, Structure • Graphic Organizers • Summary • Student Connections • Author’s Purpose • Follow-up Questions

  6. Can parents help? • Parents can read to and with students • Parents can help students set up the board, (but be sure the project is made by YOU!) • Parents may NOT be with students during judging.

  7. What do I put on the board? Fiction: • Title, Author, Publisher, Publication date • Main Characters, Setting, Plot Summary • Conflict, Resolution/Solution • Author’s Purpose • Tone/mood

  8. Why should we participate? Let’s celebrate reading! Let’s show everyone how much we know about a favorite book! Let’s have fun with reading!

  9. Where can I get ideas? Google “Reading Fair Projects”

  10. How will my project be judged? • Did you include all of the required information? • Is your work neat and inviting? • Is your project original? Did you use your imagination? • Is your work thorough? Did you follow all directions? • Is the project durable? Will it hold together? • Does your work capture the most important information about the book? • Did your work encourage others to read your book? • Did you use interesting materials to express ideas?

  11. Stay tuned! • More information will follow. • Reading Fair flyers with information will be sent home to students who return blue slips. • Start reading! Pick a favorite book!

  12. Reading Fair Help • Braswell Memorial Library: November 7 and 14 at 5:30 • Contact Melissa Corso at BML, 442-1951 to reserve a slot!

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