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Suggestions

Three Books on Shelf


Here are some of the suggestions that were sent in by those of you who use our kit:

  • We have a family reading month in the fall and in the spring. We set up a large display and as each child in our school reads a book, we record it in some manner on the display. ex.: a tree with leaves.
    Mrs. Gwen Reilkoff, Victoria School, Kamsack, Saskatchewan

  • The Read Up On It poster makes a wonderful book cover for school books.
    Christine Gauthier, mother of three, Ottawa, Ontario

  • R.I.O.T. or Reading Instead of Television. The children are encouraged to read instead of watching television and the class that reads the most minutes ... wins the afternoon off: skating with the school principal and a yummy treat.
    Lynne Revill, Wetaskiwin Public Library, Wetaskiwin, Alberta

  • Children rush into the recreation room and choose books borrowed from the local library. Parents and other volunteers ask the children if they would like "book buddies". Then everyone gets ready to share some great children's stories. Some children read with one another and some read by themselves. The focus is always on fun, and books are the focal point [of the Reading Circle program].
    Dave Page, Frontier College, Toronto, Ontario

  • Reward time spent reading, not the number of books read. We want children to get into the habit of reading, ex. 10-15 minutes per day.
    Elizabeth Austin, North Vancouver District Library, North Vancouver, British Columbia


    Please write us with your ideas and we'll include them in next year's kit!