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Jan 1, 2005
I am on the school's RAA committee for the first time this
year. I am interested in hearing about how other schools
celebrate this event. In the past, we have invited guest
readers from the community, had reading contests,
decorated our doors, and had assemblies in which we
recited Dr. Seuss literature.
I am particularly interested in activities that need
little preparation, and that teachers at your school
have "bought into".
Thanks in advance for your posts.
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