Welcome to
the World Cup Library Summer Reading Challenge!
Are you
ready to play?!
This
summer, ICSZ Primary students will have the opportunity to celebrate the World
Cup by participating in a special “World Cup Reading Challenge” Library summer reading
program!
The
program is set up in such a way to allow
every primary student (including those 5th graders going into
Secondary next year) at all reading levels to participate and become a World
Cup reading champion!
Here’s
how it works: Students choose books to read in a variety of genres, keeping
track of their favourites- which then “compete” with other titles read. By the
end of the summer each student will then have chosen their final “winner”- their favourite book of the summer!
Participating
students fill out the World Cup Reading Log, keeping track of their reading
throughout the summer. All World Cup Reading Logs must be signed by parents
before being turned in to the Library.
Reading
“athletes” return their competed and parent signed World Cup Reading Logs to
the Primary Library when they return to school in August. Participating
students will receive some special “goodies” for their participation!
You
don’t have to be a fluent ready to take up the challenge! Students can read
independently, read with a friend or family member, or have books read to them
in order to compete. You can also read in any language. What is important- is to keep reading
throughout the summer!
World
Cup Reading Logs are available in the Primary Library and online through the
ICSZ Library Website.
Read
this summer, choose your favourites, and return to school: A World Cup Reading
Champion!
-Judith
Bows
Primary
Librarian
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from Microsoft Office Clip Art and Britannica Image Quest
Open the link below to the World Cup Reading Log to begin the Reading Challenge!
