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Aug 15, 2010
The problem is, I don't know how to set it up. The reading will be on their own, but I'd like to present awards or incentives for doing this. We have an awards ceremony at the end of the year as well so something could be tied into that. Many of our students get "stuck" in a certain book series, which isn't the worst because they are reading, but I'd like to encourage them to read books they wouldn't normally pick up. We use AR at our school as well.
Any creative people out there that can help me?
CeCe
Leave AR out of it, and use a different tacit! Why not ask the kids to read the books, and then write their (short) opinion - should the book have won the award or not. Have them meet periodically for a discussion (bribe with food)about the books, maybe have small groups read books by theme/genre/author and then present to the whole group. I would ...See More
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