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Jan 19, 2002
Every teacher has a book to read to their own grade level
along with a treat for each child. If you are reading "If
you give a mouse a cookie" you pass out cookies to the
children you are reading to. About every 20 minutes the
children move to a different classroom and you have a new
class to read to. In my case, we have seven 2nd grade
classrooms, I will read the same book 7 times. Once to
each class. The students enjoy not only the treats but
having teachers read to them that they do not normally get
to hear.
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