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by Dr. Seuss
Feb 27, 2010
Southern Elementary is participating in the Read Across America. Classroom doors have been decorated with the Dr. Seuss theme. You may email your vote by emailing, pam.[email removed].
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by Geneva Rochester
Mar 2, 2010
How can I submit my children's book and be a part of read across america?
just came back to this board that I always loved...
now it is changed as far as posting...I have to scroll down to bottom to see the posts...
why ?
I would be interested in working with Read Across America using Skype...please post information...
by Julie Isaacson
Dec 3, 2010
O’FALLON, MO- With the “Today a Reader, Tomorrow a Leader” Grant a local elementary school in O’Fallon is trying to earn a $25,000 grant through an online program, with hopes to use the money to upgrade resources to improve reading instruction and equip students to become proficient readers.
Westhoff Elementary is competing to rec...See MoreO’FALLON, MO- With the “Today a Reader, Tomorrow a Leader” Grant a local elementary school in O’Fallon is trying to earn a $25,000 grant through an online program, with hopes to use the money to upgrade resources to improve reading instruction and equip students to become proficient readers.
Westhoff Elementary is competing to receive a grant through the Pepsi Refresh Project's online voting in December. People can vote once per day throughout the month, and the projects that receive the most votes will win grant funding.
With the “Today a Reader, Tomorrow a Leader Grant” a wide variety of fiction and non-fiction books will be purchased for students to use in guided reading instruction. Funds will also provide access to an online reading program to benefit both students and teachers. The books in the bookroom will be used by teachers in all grades (K-5) to provide Westhoff's 500 students with the texts needed to learn to think both critically and creatively.
To vote, go online to the Pepsi Refresh Project site refresheverything.com/westhoff. For more information on Westhoff Elementary, call 636-272-6710, or visit the Fort Zumwalt School District’s web site [link removed].
I am looking for new and creative ideas for Middle School Students to celebrate "Read Across America." I am the Literacy Coach and coordinate the celebration every year. Wanted something a little different this year. Anyone having some unusual ideas please share. Thanks,Denise
by Carol Olson
Jan 20, 2011
I am a tech specialist in a K-5 school. Looking for a class from every grade to skype on Read Across America Day. Please email me if you are interested.
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