ࡱ> [@ bjbj44 5ViVio&$$$$   8!"l+0"000W4N78|$RaQ3W4QQ$$00cccQF $0:0cQccc@0`+ $)m '^jJ0a$$$$09 @cEI999$<A{cj<HIGHLAND LITERACY PROJECT  HYPERLINK "http://www.hvlc.org.uk/hlp" www.hvlc.org.uk/hlp  HYPERLINK "http://home.cogeco.net/~nrlc/images/bookworm.gif" \t "_top"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=tbn:wasob4PFPFUJ:http://home.cogeco.net/~nrlc/images/bookworm.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET   The Literacy Team Updated Nov 2009 Highland Literacy Project  HYPERLINK "http://home.cogeco.net/~nrlc/images/bookworm.gif" \t "_top"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=tbn:wasob4PFPFUJ:http://home.cogeco.net/~nrlc/images/bookworm.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Reading for Enjoyment A Curriculum for Excellence The strategies suggested in this booklet support the following Literacy and English outcomes and experiences from A Curriculum for Excellence. Lines of developmentOrganizersLevelsEarlyFirstSecondThirdFourthREADINGEnjoyment and choiceLIT 0-01b/0-11bLIT 1-11a / LIT 2-11a LIT 3-11aLIT 4-11a  HYPERLINK "http://home.cogeco.net/~nrlc/images/bookworm.gif" \t "_top"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=tbn:wasob4PFPFUJ:http://home.cogeco.net/~nrlc/images/bookworm.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Talking and Listening As these many of the activities are based on active learning, many of the Talking and Listening outcomes and experiences are also supported. READING FOR ENJOYMENT We, as teachers, know that Reading for enjoyment is a very important element in teaching children to read. However, over a period of time, it seems to have been squeezed out in all but a handful of classrooms. Its time to bring it back in and give it the importance it deserves! In the classroom Read to the children. All stages P1 P7 and extending into S1/2 Mixture of genre Variety of short stories and longer novels that build suspense Regular and at a set time. In Primary, straight after lunch is a worthwhile slot. It deflates any squabbles that may have occurred over lunch time and prepares them for the afternoon session. It also speeds up any delays in the cloakroom. If you leave it until the end of the day- you will inevitably run out of time! Invite others to read eg Janitor, grandparent, local celebrity (if you know any!), swap classes with another teacher In infants, what about using the fruit Eating time to read to your class? Silent reading Pupils own choice of texts and genre Teachers sets example by reading too! Again, regular and at a set time. Plan to read for enjoyment most days. You could have some sessions for silent reading and some for listening to the teacher read or week about. An average of 15 20 minutes Encourage reluctant readers by offering them magazines, joke books etc Occasionally afford them the opportunity to read to a friend or just tell them about what they are reading. It may inspire others. Dont ask them to fill in a book report it will only make them avoid finishing the book. It is fine on occasion or try doing it online at  HYPERLINK "http://www.hvlc.org.uk/hlp" www.hvlc.org.uk/hlp 3) Paired Reading In primary, infant children are allocated a reading buddy from P6/7. Arrange a set time each week Buddies are shown how to do share books with infants Half of the class read in senior classroom and half read in infant class. At home Remember - You cannot force children to read for enjoyment at home you can only encourage them. In the School Library Make this a special place with tidy, well organised displays. Make it extra special by adding rugs and cushions. If the library is full of tables and chairs it is really just a classroom with books. Throw out old and damaged books. Make sure there is a wide variety of genre to choose from. Survey the pupils to find out what they would like in their library. Enjoy the library as a whole class. Dont send pupils on their own to choose Begin the session with a paired sharing of their returning book. This may encourage others to read it. Be on hand to advise pupils and to help them choose an appropriate book Books with a high interest level but a lower readable level should be available for the poorer readers. Theres nothing worse than a P5 being told to take a P2 book because thats all they can read! Allow 20 30 minutes per week to choose, share and read in the library They dont need to change their book every week. Allow them to use the library time simply to continue reading their book. Otherwise, some may never finish a book. Timetable a regular spot. Children will look forward to this session. Dont penalise them for a lost/forgotten book. Allow them to choose another and send home a standardised note asking for the book to be replaced. Its amazing just how many lost books will turn up! Have you got a library in your classroom ? This is especially important in Infant classes. Children will chose to read during free play time if there is an inviting corner. However if there is room, a small class library is great at all stages. A class library is ideal to offer short texts that can be read in one go such as picture books, poetry or short stories. Dip in resources such as Non fiction books, magazines, joke books and comics will get even reluctant readers interested. Atlases appear to be popular as do catalogues. Your Local Library Arrange to take your class to the local library. This is a very worthwhile exercise to introduce the children to the work of a librarian and to show them how a library is organised. Hopefully it will help to establish a lifelong habit! In the Playground Finally A quote from a Highland pupil I wish there was a bench in my playground. I love to read, but the grass is too cold in the winter so I have to stand  Reading for Enjoyment: Additional Ideas and Activities Show me the child who doesn't like reading, and I'll show you the child who has never been introduced to the right book. Paul Jennings, author Develop a range of activities and provide a range of styles and genres to encourage a love of reading! The following are some activities that have been successfully tried and tested across the UK. Many thanks to National Literacy trust, Red House, Read on, Reading connects and ROWA for their ideas, many of which have been collated here. Apologies if anyone has been unintentionally missed out. Whole school approach Some of these activities could be undertaken in conjunction with World Book Day or could be stand alone school events/activities. Try to involve families and the wider community. Make links with your local library for informal events with fun and interactive activities. Author/storyteller visits Paired reading/one-to-one support Enterprise initiative eg school magazine/newspaper Homework helpers club Reading/book club Hold a Book Swap Day: pupils bring in books they have finished with (in good condition) to exchange for another. Everyone goes home with a new book! Volunteer male role models reading to children Use sport as a hook eg local sports people reading to children (rugby, shinty, etc) Children complete a sport activity and a related literacy activity each week eg read a rugby match report or surf the net for rugby information Parents/grandparents reading to children Book Day/week: dress as book characters Link art/reading: create big books Project to celebrate bilingualism; books from other cultures; create dual language books Television or film tie-ins: do you have a DVD of a film adapted from a book that could be shown during wet lunch times in the classroom? Have a Day at the Oscars: set a closing date for nominations and invite pupils to make a presentation as to why people should vote for their book, perhaps link it to a display of nominees. Hold an Oscars ceremony for the winners when pupils have voted for their favourite. Explore web sites which promote children's literature (see list) Book talk sessions Make a collection of Talking Books. Ask pupils to record favourite stories for Nursery/Infant classes to listen to in the book corner. Alternatively, ask more able pupils to record some of the popular books for less able readers, this enables them to access books that they would not be able to otherwise enjoy. Dramatising a favourite scene from a book Finding music to create the atmosphere to go with a book Organise a book related enterprise activity e.g. book review magazine to sell Visit a local publisher e.g. Collins Invite someone from the Public Library to come in and talk about books and how to use the library Pupils maintain a reading diary Hold a Book Fayre to coincide with Parents Afternoon or Evening Books events: book weeks; authors, illustrators and storytellers visits; inviting people from the community to come in and read or tell stories; shadowing the Greenaway Medal selection; holding activities to mark national reading initiatives - e.g. National Tell-a-Story day, National Children's Book week. Lunchtime storytelling sessions: Hold Storytime in the library with each year group having a fixed day. The children come and enjoy a story at the end of lunchtime if they wish to. Parents could be enlisted to support this activity. Storysacks: Use a sack full of props to illustrate storytelling sessions in the classroom/assembly and involve children in the process by allowing them to act out actions. Display sacks in the classroom and encourage classrooms to swap sacks too. Models and puppets: Use the work you do on authors as a springboard to allow children to create their own models, puppets and posters. Display these works of art in the school for all to see. Comic swap: Ask pupils to bring in their old comics and magazines and start a Swap Box in each classroom so that children can share their old reading materials with each other. Extreme Reading:Set up a photographic competition for the most obscure and entertaining place that the children and staff can be caught reading. Display the winners' photographs around the school, or include them in the school calendar. Guess the teacher poster displays: Make poster displays using photos of teachers when they were children next to images of their favourite book. Encourage pupils to identify the teachers. Red House Children's Book Awards: Owned and co-ordinated by the Federation of Children's Book Groups, The Red House Children's Book Awards are voted for by children. Once children have read the books in their category (3 or 4 nominated titles depending on their age group), children choose the books in order of preference and cast their vote. Visit  HYPERLINK "http://www.redhousechildrensbookaward.co.uk/index.htm" \t "_blank" www.redhousechildrensbookaward.co.uk Desert Island Books: Ask your pupils which 5 books they would take to a desert island and make related poster displays. Book Awards: Set up a Book Awards day and ask children to vote for their favourite titles. Encourage pupils to review and write poems about the books and offer the winning titles as prizes. Book selection: Get children involved in selecting and budgeting for new books to encourage them to discuss the merits and suitability of titles. Take the books to them: Put books in unexpected places; don't confine the library to the library. Stock some sports autobiographies in the gym, and put food and cookery books in the dinner hall with newspapers and magazines for students to read over lunch. Make reading unavoidable. Get Caught Reading: Give students disposable or digital cameras and ask them to photograph staff (teaching and non teaching) reading a book/newspaper/magazine. Blow these up to poster size and put a caption underneath that explains why the person has chosen that particular read ('I love this book. It.') Put the posters up all over school. Photograph the students too, and allow them to be captured reading magazines or comics, as well as books. Reading assemblies: Assemblies provide a natural opportunity to promote reading. Ask community members to talk about why they need reading for their jobs and what they read in their spare time, or ask members of staff to talk about their favourite reads. You could create a Trisha-style play, where characters that have issues with each other (such as The Twits or the twins from Double Act) appear on the show and the audience offers advice on how to overcome these. Ask students to come up with their own reading assemblies. Kids' picks: Make cards, based on the 'staff picks' model, for children to stick under the recommended book in the library. Make sure books are displayed face-out. Make posters with excerpts of the cards - the quirkier the better. Book of the week/month: Have a different class make a recommendation each week. Have copies of the book available to borrow from the library. Get the pupils to give presentations about the chosen book. Display newspaper book reviews as well. Each class could have a wipe-clean laminate poster which could be used to recommend a read, a website, magazine or book of the week. Treasure Hunt: Send groups of students on a treasure hunt to find out the favourite reads (not just books) of ten members of staff (include lunchtime supervisors, school keepers/caretakers and support staff). The first group to gather ten favourite reads wins a prize. Reading map: Put up a map of the world and stick pins in it relating recommended reads to different countries or areas. Start your own book award: Why not set up your own award for the school's favourite reads. View some examples of ' HYPERLINK "http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/campaign/regionalbookawards2.html" home-made' awards at:  HYPERLINK "http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/campaign/regionalbookawards2.html" www.literacytrust.org.uk/campaign/regionalbookawards2.html Reading teachers: Ask every member of staff to place their current reading material (book, magazine, newspaper) on their desk each day to show students that they are readers. Hopefully, this will generate some discussions about reading choices. If the books or magazines are not suitable for younger readers, staff could always have a favourite children's book or one they are reading to their children. Classroom authors: Name each of your classrooms after authors and encourage pupils to find out more about their author and their books. School librarians: Very few primary schools have trained librarians, so why not get Schools Library Services or public librarians to train pupil librarians? Parents' evenings: Make books available at parents evenings to encourage book borrowing. Use this as an opportunity to encourage parents to join the library. Best Escape Stories. Hold a competition to find the best escape (e.g. from an island, a prison, Earth etc). Pupils vote for their favourite and answer the question Where do you escape to read? (e.g. room, shed, garden) and say why this is a good place to go. Reading in the Classroom Read in comfort! Ensure there is comfy seating such as cushions or padded chairs for pupils to relax and loose themselves in a book. Reading Partners. Children enjoy talking about books. By pairing off pupils as reading partners, you can give them the chance to help one another choose books and share ideas. Reading partners can also increase fluency by reading aloud to one another. Periodically, change partners so that pupils benefit from learning about different reading tastes. Take a Book Break. You can create a buzz about specific books by instituting surprise book breaks periodically during the week. Make a colorful sign that says Book Break. Then at unexpected moments, hold up the sign and announce that its time for a book break. For five minutes, read an exciting or thought-provoking section of your chosen book aloud. Invite pupils to sign up for the book so everyone gets a turn. You can create even more book buzz by asking special guestssuch as the head teacher, art teacher, or a parentto visit for a book break. Create Reading Chains. Pupils aim to read a number of books linked in some way e.g. a science-fiction novel, a non-fiction book about astronauts, a history book containing the story of Guy Fawkes, a Scottish Atlas, a book of Scottish poem etc. How long can you make your chain? Chains are displayed in the classroom, showing book covers and the links. Design Displays. To draw attention to particular books, have children create a book display area in your classroom library and feature a different book (and a different genre) each week. The display can be as simple as a book on a special stand, but pupils can also write thought-provoking questions or make banners with quotations from the book. Favourites bar chart: Pupils like to know what their classmates are doingand reading. You can capitalise on this by creating post-it note bar graphs to show which books are the most widely read. You might begin by making a comparative fiction and non-fiction graph for two of the categories of books. When students finish reading a book, have them add a post-it note with the title next to the heading to extend the bar graph. From time to time, draw attention to the graphs and explore the data they reveal. Challenge pupils to defend their choices by reviewing a favourite passage from a book and then reading it aloud as an example of what they liked and learned from the book. Lunar Library. Challenge pupils to say which five books they would put in a home library on the moon and say why they think those books deserve a place! Read around the Solar System: a book challenge - each time you read a book you progress to another planet. Each planet might be a different genre. Which astronaut will be first to return to Earth? The World of Books. Help pupils connect the books in your classroom library to the worlds of publishing, commerce, and communication in general. Collect information about the books in your library, and then create a display. Gather all different kinds of materials, such as: advertisements, reviews, notices of awards, articles about authors, posters, handouts from publishers, website information, and pages from catalogues. Use these materials to initiate a discussion of how booksand ideasare promoted and shared. If videos or films of any books are available, you may want to arrange for pupils to view these as well. Books on Birthdays. Research has shown that receiving books as gifts motivates students to read. Reinforce the idea of books as gifts by making reading a part of each classroom birthday celebration. Invite the birthday child to share a favourite classroom library book with the rest of the class. Take a photo of the child with his or her chosen birthday book and post it on a birthday board display. You might also encourage class members to make their own books to give as surprise gifts to birthday boys and girls. Create a Reading-at-Home Club. Reading at home is especially important for young children. To promote reading at home, you might start a 10,000 Minute Club. Explain that to be a member, children must read 10,000 minutes at home during the school year. (You might want to modify this number depending on your class.) Make a large chart with different levels of reading time from 1,000 minutes to 10,000. Have students sign their name on the chart as they reach each level throughout the year. You might use an honour system, or you might have family members sign statements that you prepare to the number of hours a pupil reads at home each week. Challenge the class to achieve 100 percent membership! Reading passport: Give the pupils book passports, or set them the task of making them. When they have read a particular type of book (fantasy, comedy, horror, etc) they get a stamp. Ink stamps can be made from cork, or you can have your own designs made into rubber stamps through  HYPERLINK "http://www.rubberstampz.co.uk" \t "_blank" www.rubberstampz.co.uk. When they get a certain number of stamps you could give them a prize (maybe book tokens). Book Bags: pupils take turns to make up bags containing clues to their favourite book, with a copy of the book, and bring in to class for the teacher to use as a class story. Themed Bookmarks. Can you make a bookmark to match your favourite book and then share it with someone? Shared and paired work: Ask pupils to work with a partner. Each child should tell their partner the title and author of their own favourite book/ the name of their favourite magazine/comic (or what they are reading at the moment), a sentence or two briefly describing what its about why they chose it. After time for paired talk, ask some pairs to feed back to a wider group/the class. You could provide a speaking frame on the board to help them frame their responses: My/my partners favourite read is ..................................................................................................... by ................................................................. (name of author/illustrator/publisher) It is about........................................................................................................................ I/he/she chose it because.......................................................................................................... You could display an enlarged copy of this, which recapitulates the oral work above, using a picture to celebrate the book. Talk about how to illustrate and complete the sheet to make a mini-poster for a favourite read. Book Chat: alternative to a book report - useful before a Library session. Pupils Walkabout/Talkabout their current reading book, using book chat outlines:  Ask Pupils to write a Recommended Reads list for their favourite celebrity, giving the reasons for their choice, with a prize for the most imaginative. Make links between the music industry and schools. Hold a worst/best lyrics contest with a music voucher as a prize. Hold a Rap contest for pupils own lyrics; make the link with reading books such as Cool Clive. (ORT Treetops Stage 12) Link Poetry/singing in groups to summer activities such as campfire at Boys/Girls Brigade, Scouts, Brownies, Guides etc. Ideas for Involving Parents Parental workshops/family events: including the importance of supporting your child by reading books in home languages Use the school website to keep Parents up to date with reading developments such as competitions, review and improvements of story sacks/curiosity kits - invite Parents to help with this. Issue a list of Reading for Enjoyment websites to Parents so that they can look for ways to help and encourage their children at home. Home made puppets: Organise a storytelling session and ask parents to make as many of the props (for example puppets) as possible. Tea party: Organise a tea party themed around a popular children's book about food (for example "Mrs Wobble the Waitress"). Encourage children and adults to read the book before the event and invite parents to attend the party. Dual language materials: Schools that have a high ratio of parents whose first language is not English, can send out as many of its school materials as possible in more than one language. Parents' corner: Allocate an area of the school library for parents and stock this area with a selection of books suitable for ranging abilities. Encourage staff and parents to donate their old reading materials. Recipe book: Ask parents to design their own page of a recipe book, which once compiled could be distributed to all parents or sold to raise funds for the school library. Magazine or web space: Dedicate a page of the school newsletter / magazine or website to parents' recommended reads and book reviews. Parent borrowers: Extend membership of the school library to include parents. In addition, keep information about how to join the local library and set up a programme of events in the school library. Dads' day: Recent research suggests that dads see the word parent as referring to mothers in a school context, so they need to be invited in specially. Hold a Dads' fun day and get the children to invite in Dads and other male relatives /carers. Children could write invitations and make a book about their dads in school day. Book lists: Get children in each year group to put together a list of their favourite books to give to parents as a guide to help them to help their child. Encourage and challenge Parents to find and link stories with activities or outings or visits during the holidays. Hold a competition for boys and Dads (or pupils and Parents!): write a newspaper style report of a sporting activity such as football match, golf tournament. The best one forms part of the next school newsletter or a round of golf at the nearest club or a trip to the local football stadium etc. Cut out Characters: another idea for younger pupils. Draw (or copy) the main characters from a favourite story. Cut out and write their name on the back, mount on a lolly ice stick. This can now be used to join in the story moving from page to page and will also encourage children to develop a sight vocabulary. Children can also create their own stories using the cut-out characters. They also make good bookmarks! Issue advice to Parents encouraging them to Read for Enjoyment with their children, at a workshop, or simply as an information sheet. E.g. Here is one for younger readers taken from the Libraries and Schools website:  Motivating boys Curiosity Kits: These are designed to capture the interest of reluctant and struggling boy readers. Targeted at boys of eight and nine, kits include a non-fiction book on a boy-friendly topic, related activities, an artefact and a magazine on the same topic for adults. This magazine is to encourage an adult male in the family to share the bag with the boy.  HYPERLINK "http://www.nationalliteracytrust.org.uk/Pubs/curiosity.html" Read an article on Curiosity Kits from Literacy Today:  HYPERLINK "http://www.nationalliteracytrust.org.uk/Pubs/curiosity.html" www.nationalliteracytrust.org.uk/Pubs/curiosity.html Football tickets competition: Set up a reading competition for boys and maybe even see if you can obtain some tickets for a football match from your local club for a prize. "Boy friendly books" for the library: Survey the boys in your school to find out the books they are most interested in. When the school library is replenishing its stock, try and purchase a stock of "boy friendly books". Display new books that have been bought with boys in mind prominently. Try out Graphic Novels as a means of capturing them. Reading Champions Posters:  HYPERLINK "http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/campaign/posters.html" Order the free National Reading Campaign sports star posters available from this site to raise awareness of reading for pleasure with the boys. The posters currently available feature famous wrestlers, footballers, cricketers. Stick them up in places where the boys won't expect to see them, for example in the PE changing rooms or the dining hall. Visit the following website to download/order your free posters.  HYPERLINK "http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/campaign/posters.html" www.literacytrust.org.uk/campaign/posters.html Male read calendar: Take photos of your male staff reading books and make them into a calendar which could be linked to enterprise and marketed around the school. Wall displays: Take photos of male staff reading books, magazines and newspapers and make them into wall displays. Put the displays up in places that students would not normally associate with reading, for example the PE changing rooms. Reading Wall: Set up a Reading Wall in the library where boys can recommend their favourite reads. Highlight new "boy friendly" titles in this area. Visit  HYPERLINK "http://www.dorlingkindersley-uk.co.uk/static/html/features/booksforboys/index.html" \t "_blank" www.dorlingkindersley-uk.co.uk/static/html/features/booksforboys/index.html Richard Hammond, from the BBC's Top Gear, has teamed up with Dorling Kindersley books to write a selection of books specifically aimed at boys, as well as recommend other books that boys might enjoy. Reading/Book Club A reading/book club is a group that meets regularly to read and to discuss what they are reading. People who are learning to read need to be encouraged to continue using and developing their new skills. Reading clubs are one way to promote reading. They are a good way to establish a reading habit to expose readers to a variety of literature, including advanced reading materials to move new readers from "learning" to "reading" to promote reading  HYPERLINK "http://www.sil.org/lingualinks/Literacy/ReferenceMaterials/GlossaryOfLiteracyTerms/WhatIsFluency.htm" fluency and  HYPERLINK "http://www.sil.org/lingualinks/Literacy/ReferenceMaterials/GlossaryOfLiteracyTerms/WhatIsComprehension.htm" comprehension to promote reading for enjoyment to provide a social  HYPERLINK "http://www.sil.org/lingualinks/Literacy/ReferenceMaterials/GlossaryOfLiteracyTerms/WhatIsContext.htm" context for promoting literacy, and to teach readers to find information in printed text Try holding the book club at lunchtime and keeping the atmosphere informal, as this approach has had a great deal of success in attracting the hard-to reach. A Book/reading club could be launched on World Book Day. Features of a reading club: A reading club should consist of 12 or fewer people. It should meet regularly. It should have a helper or teacher who has been trained as a leader or  HYPERLINK "http://www.sil.org/lingualinks/Literacy/ReferenceMaterials/GlossaryOfLiteracyTerms/WhatIsAFacilitator.htm" facilitator and can act as a  HYPERLINK "http://www.sil.org/lingualinks/Literacy/ReferenceMaterials/GlossaryOfLiteracyTerms/WhatIsAModel.htm" model for the group The reading club should have access to a range reading materials. Materials should be relevant and interesting and should cause people to think about what they are reading: articles, stories, newspapers, poems, songs. Reading clubs may meet to read aloud to each other or in unison, and discuss what they are reading. Pupils should take ownership: access websites, read to each other, swop books and cassettes and make book choices. Additional Ideas for Reading Clubs Writing plays: Another way to tell a story is to act it out. Writing in script and then directing, can be more attractive to some pupils as they can see their story in front of them and go back and add direction notes. It can also be fun being on stage! Creating reading zones: Creating nooks and crannies for children to tuck themselves away in with a book, is a different approach to sitting round a table. You can create areas with mats, bean bags, cushions, armchairs and even recliners. Different zones can be created for different things, such as quiet reading, discussions, reading magazines, etc. Involve the children in the design and layout of the zones so they feel ownership of the club. Artwork for books: Creating artwork or book covers to illustrate the theme of a book can be a good activity which gets the pupils thinking about what they have read and how to best convey what they think the book is about. The illustration (or model, sculpture or collage) doesn't have to relate directly to a character or event in the book but can be made to get an idea or concept across. Club newsletter: You could print a newsletter written by the club members with news of events, word searches, book reviews and other news that gets sent to classes or displayed on notice boards. The frequency of these will depend on the group you work with and how much they can write to fill it. Taking part in this will help develop desktop publishing, journalistic and creative writing skills and give them a greater sense of ownership of the club. Author day: Ask the students to pick an author, dead or alive, and run events throughout the day based on that author. For example, pupils could come in dressed as characters from J K Rowling's Harry Potter books, or play role playing games based on the author's books (The Famous Five for example). If you choose a current author it might be possible to get them to come into the school for the day. Research author of the month including Internet searches and emailing the author - also have books and audiotapes of his/her work. Use Halloween to run lunch time Ghost Story read aloud sessions by candlelight! Enlist the help of Parents or have a different staff member each day. Suggestions for World Book Day/Reading Events World Book Day: Background information on  HYPERLINK "http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/campaign/worldbookday.html" World Book Day:  HYPERLINK "http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/campaign/worldbookday.html" www.literacytrust.org.uk/campaign/worldbookday.html Dedicate the day to a specific author e.g. Dahl-mania Day: the day is themed around the books of Roald Dahl e.g. Dress up as your favourite Dahl character and pay 1 donation to charity; hunt for the Golden Ticket (Treasure Hunt with Dahl-type clues - Easter Egg as prize), dinner menu is Dahl-esque (Big toe in a bun, monsters eyes, Willy Wonkas Jumping Juice); each class listen to a Dahl extract from a surprise visitor or guess whos reading the extract from mystery readers; Dahl Book Swap Shop, All pupils share favourite extract with someone from another class. Organise a visit to a bookshop (such as Borders, who offer a themed visit e.g. Superhero theme make masks, capes etc.) Use tokens to buy books. Make your own books. Following a Writers Craft/Writing lesson, invite a book binder to demonstrate how books are made. Put them together and read them to Infant classes. Dressing up day: Choose a day when children and school staff come to school dressed as their favourite book character. Organise reading activities to allow children to celebrate the character and the book they have picked. Whole school book swap: Choose a day when every child brings in an old book from home (one that is in good condition). Organise a whole school book swap so that every pupil goes home with a new book to read. If the school is very large, a class book swap may be easier to organise. Get Caught Reading Raffle: In the run-up to World Book Day issue raffle tickets to students every time they are caught reading. The more times they are caught reading, the more chances they have to win a prize in the raffle. Prizes can be books or vouchers as well as cinema tickets and so on - see if a local company will donate prizes. Year of Reading: Declare a year of reading and put together monthly activities, such as author visits, storytelling by lunchtime supervisors and so on. Find out more about annual reading and literacy events.  HYPERLINK "http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/whatson/annual.html" www.literacytrust.org.uk/whatson/annual.html Dress a Door for World Book Day. Hold a competition to see which class can decorate their classroom door most imaginatively as the cover of their favourite book. Get Spotted Reading for World Book Day. Be a Superted Spotty. Invite pupils/staff to dress up in spotted clothes (or simply have faces painted with coloured spots!) and have their photographs taken, perhaps in a different place from usual as a class? As a group? Individually? Recognise different cultures and traditions: Get pupils to bring in a traditional dish and a book about their culture, by an author from their country or in some way related to their country of origin. Have a celebration for WBD with the food and encourage students to read each other's books. Help by sourcing books from your local library as well. Invite parents. Open day: Declare WBD an open day for parents and have lots of fun activities going on in different parts of the school for them to have a go at - you could have some storytelling and bookmaking sessions as well. Readathon: This works well with Primary 6 and 7 pupils to encourage families to take an interest in their child's reading. Sponsor students to read different types of texts.  HYPERLINK "http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/whatson/annual.html" \l "ongoing" Find out more:  HYPERLINK "http://www.readathon.org/index.html" www.readathon.org/index.html Themed Bookmarks: Choose a bookmark e,g, download a variety from  HYPERLINK "http://www.dltk-kids.com/type/printable_bookmarks.htm" www.dltk-kids.com/type/printable_bookmarks.htm can you find a book to match your bookmark? Share your reasons for choosing it with someone Invite a local journalist to do a reading/writing workshop Write a school novel as an Enterprise project perhaps? Each class contributes a chapter. P7 combines and publishes it. The book is then sold for funds. Make puppets of your favourite characters and write/perform a play about them: can be the same story as the book or perhaps it forms the next adventure! Design a NEW cover for your favourite book. Compare/contrast with the original: which do your classmates prefer and why? Make cross-curricular links with imaginative ideas, e.g. create Mad Scientist or Dr Who workshops where pupils explore how to make sticky slime, a moving electric vehicle or a monster from another world, then write and share stories about their inventions. Create a Poet-Tree. Create a pair of trees: one with favourite poems displayed on leaves and a second to hold entries for a poetry competition. Hold a Mastermind Costume Quiz. Pupils in teams (mixed or single ages) dress up as characters from a chosen book about which Parents/staff/other pupils have created questions. Heats take place throughout the day, and the winning team is presented with a Cup/prize/certificate at the end of the day. Have a Guess the Author game at lunch time. Pupils compete in teams to guess the author of extracts from popular stories read out by the Quizmaster (Parent helper?). Enlist the help of Parents to perform a Mystery Play where pupils become detectives to solve puzzles. Have a Superhero Day. Pupils come dressed as their favourite superheroes. Watch superhero DVDs and make your own storyboards for new adventures; create a superhero collage with scenes from the DVD; superhero puzzles (Treasure Hunt-type activity) to rescue the damsel in distress. Ideas for older pupils Make a display of new student postcards with recommendations of favourite books, including the top three reads from each feeder school. Gather stories from the school/local community past and present including from Parents/Grandparents, about local history: link up with the History department to produce a play or a display in the Library or a powerpoint presentation on the school website. Invite a local journalist to give a talk about journalism as a carer or set up a visit to the local newspaper. Compare early and current newspapers: use as cross-curricular research into history of the school including achievements, links (local, national, international). Link with Health and Wellbeing: create a Library display of weird and wonderful holistic therapies. Hold a competition to see who can come up with the most inventive therapy Invite staff from PE, Health, Social Care and Catering to take part in reading promotions Encourage pupils to become a volunteer in the local Library with the Summer Reading Challenge for Primary pupils. Reading for Enjoyment websites  HYPERLINK "http://www.activityvillage.co.uk" \t "_blank" www.activityvillage.co.uk A great activity site for Parents to share with young ones, including useful hints on costumes for World Book Day and a game Guess whos behind the mask.  HYPERLINK "http://www.dltk-kids.com/type/printable_bookmarks.htm" \t "_blank" www.dltk-kids.com/type/printable_bookmarks.htm Free printable bookmarks to enhance any book. Lots of different themes from dragons to cats and carton characters to pirates.  HYPERLINK "http://www.braw.org.uk" \o "- Opens in a new window" \t "_blank" www.braw.org.uk BRAW: Books, reading and writing - this organization celebrates writers and illustrators living and working in Scotland. The site has useful information about which author has written what, how to contact them if you want to invite them to a school or library, and there's a monthly on-line book club.  HYPERLINK "http://www.readit.org.uk" www.readit.org.uk A brilliant new childrens book review website developed by East Dumbartonshire Councils Young Peoples Resource Service. Its packed with reviews by children and young people of fantastic books theyve read recently. The reviews are grouped by age range, type of book, author and so on. Its easy to use and looks great!  HYPERLINK "http://www.myhomelibrary.org" www.myhomelibrary.org Website run by childrens author Anne Fine, download book plates to stick on and personalize your own books. Includes a section on tips for inexpensive ways of acquiring new books.  HYPERLINK "http://www.readtogether.co.uk" www.readtogether.co.uk A reading activity website with ideas and recommendations for both young and older children.  HYPERLINK "http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/parents/literacy/reading_help.shtml" www.bbc.co.uk/schools/parents/literacy/reading_help.shtml A website for parents with information and hints on how to help children: also has links to games, activities and BBC literacy websites.  HYPERLINK "http://www.scottishbooktrust.com" \o "- Opens in a new window" \t "_blank" www.scottishbooktrust.com This is an independent charity, promoting books, reading and writing to people of all ages: organizers of Bookstart  HYPERLINK "http://www.bookstart.co.uk" \o "- Opens in a new window" \t "_blank" www.bookstart.co.uk : a national programme which encourages all parents and carers to enjoy books with children from as early an age as possible: it arranges for pre-school children to receive a special Bookstart bag to promote Reading for Enjoyment from an early age.  HYPERLINK "http://www.booktrusted.co.uk" www.booktrusted.co.uk This site contains book information for children as well as recommending good reads  HYPERLINK "http://www.bestbookguide/index.php4" www.bestbookguide/index.php4 features interviews with authors etc.  HYPERLINK "http://www.readit.org.uk" \o "- Opens in a new window" \t "_blank" www.readit.org.uk A brilliant new children's book review website developed by East Dunbartonshire Council's Young People's Resource Service. It's packed with reviews by children and young people of fantastic books they've read recently. The reviews are grouped by age range, type of book, author and so on. It's easy to use and looks great. Highly recommended!  HYPERLINK "http://www.literacytrust.org.uk" \o "- Opens in a new window" \t "_blank" www.literacytrust.org.uk This is a wide-ranging organization committed to raising literacy levels throughout the UK with information about city-wide reading initiatives.  HYPERLINK "http://www.fcbg.org.uk" \o "- Opens in a new window" \t "_blank" www.fcbg.org.uk The Federation of Children's Book Groups: the umbrella organization for local groups throughout the UK.  HYPERLINK "http://www.childliteracy.com" \o "- Opens in a new window" \t "_blank" www.childliteracy.com Child Literacy Website: guidance on how children learn to read and suggestions for ways in which parents and carers can support their child's reading.  HYPERLINK "http://www.childrenslaureate.org" \o "- Opens in a new window" \t "_blank" www.childrenslaureate.org Children's Laureate: the official website.  HYPERLINK "http://www.rif.org.uk" \o "- Opens in a new window" \t "_blank" www.rif.org.uk Reading is Fundamental: an initiative to provide young people with their own collection of books.  HYPERLINK "http://www.achuka.co.uk" \o "- Opens in a new window" \t "_blank" www.achuka.co.uk Achuka: information about children's books, writers and illustrators, publishers etc.  HYPERLINK "http://www.askchris.essexcc.gov.uk" www.askchris.essexcc.gov.uk This website is run by Essex libraries, with recommended reads for both young people and adults. Search for books and information on the latest books, film and TV tie-ins.  HYPERLINK "http://www.cool-reads,co,uk" www.cool-reads,co,uk 100s of reading recommendations for and from 10 15 year olds. Search for new or previously reviewed books by genre/category. ALSO dont forget about websites dedicated your favourite author e.g.  HYPERLINK "http://www.roald-dahl.org" www.roald-dahl.org  HYPERLINK "http://www.jkrowling.com" www.jkrowling.com  HYPERLINK "http://home.cogeco.net/~nrlc/images/bookworm.gif" \t "_top"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=tbn:wasob4PFPFUJ:http://home.cogeco.net/~nrlc/images/bookworm.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  HLP Diary Dates January 26th 2010Costa Book Awards (formerly Whitbread )  HYPERLINK "http://www.costabookawards.com" www.costabookawards.com call: 020 7802080230th January 6th February 2010 1st February 2010National Storytelling Week  HYPERLINK "http://www.sfs.org.uk" www.sfs.org.uk call: 01189351381 Red House Childrens Book Award nominations close. Will you vote for your favourites?  HYPERLINK "http://www.redhousechildrensbookaward.co.uk" www.redhousechildrensbookaward.co.uk 4th March 2010 11th march 2010World Book Day  HYPERLINK "http://www.worldbookday.com" www.worldbookday.com call:01634729810 World Storytelling Day (Spring Equinox)  HYPERLINK "http://www.storytellingday.net" www.storytellingday.net2nd April 2010International Childrens Book Day celebrates the birth of Hans Christian Anderson  HYPERLINK "http://www.ibby.org" www.ibby.org May 2010 May 2010 (date tbc)National Share-a-story-Month  HYPERLINK "http://www.fcgb.org.uk" www.fcbg.org.uk call: 01707325173 Bookstart Scotland Day - Different theme from the national day which takes place in Scottish School holidays!  HYPERLINK "http://www.bookstart.co.uk" \t "_blank" www.bookstart.co.ukJuly/August 2010National Summer Reading Challenge (in libraries)  HYPERLINK "http://www.readingagency.org.uk" www.readingagency.org.uk 8th September 2010 13th September 2010International Literacy Day  HYPERLINK "http://www.un.org/depts/dhl/literacy" www.un.org/depts/dhl/literacy Roald Dahl Day  HYPERLINK "http://www.rold.info" www.rold.info5th 12th October 2010 8th October 2010 10th October 2010 25th October 2010 29th October 2010 National Childrens Book Week (First full week of the month)  HYPERLINK "http://www.booktrust.org.uk" www.booktrust.org.uk call: 02085162977 National Poetry Day (Thursday of first full wk of month)  HYPERLINK "http://www.poetrysociety.org.uk" www.poetrysociety.org.uk National Book Start Day  HYPERLINK "http://www.literacytrust.org.uk" www.literacytrust.org.uk International School Library Day (Monday of last full week of the month)  HYPERLINK "http://www.iasl-slo.org" www.iasl-slo.org National Tell-a-story Day  HYPERLINK "http://www.scottishstorytellingcentre.co.uk" www.scottishstorytellingcentre.co.uk  November 2010 (tbc) November 2010 National Schools Film Week - advice and support materials for schools to use in promoting the use of film in an educational context  HYPERLINK "http://www.filmeducation.org/" \t "_blank" www.filmeducation.org. Read with Me week (First week in November)  HYPERLINK "http://www.readwithme.co.uk" www.readwithme.co.uk The Blue Peter Book Prize  HYPERLINK "http://www.bbc.co.uk/bluepeter/bookclub/awards" \t "_blank" www.bbc.co.uk/bluepeterDecember 2010Nestles Childrens Book Prize  HYPERLINK "http://www.booktrusted.co.uk/nestle" www.booktrusted.co.uk/nestle Highland Literacy Project READ 2 Me Suggestions of Novels to read to your Pupils [Suggested by Highland teachers] ClassNovelAuthorP1/2 Kitty PrincessTrevor DickinsonDirty BertieDavid RobertsEllie + ElvisVivian FrenchBedtime Little MonstersEmma HarrisPolly Jean Pyjama QueenSteve WebbHere Come the AliensColin MacNaughtonWinnie the WitchValerie ThomasFix-it-DuckJez AlboroughSharing a ShellJulia DonaldsonLittle Brown BushratGeorge RipperLost: One Dog GreenPascal BietBumposaurusPenny McKinlaySix Dinner SidInga MooreThe Story of the Little MoleWerner HolzwarthDaisy StoriesKes Gray/Nick SharrattFreddy the FibberMary Hooper Beware of the BearsAlan MacDonaldP2 The Cat who Wanted to go HomeJill TomlinsonThe Owl who was Afraid of the DarkJill TomlinsonJungle BookRudyard KiplingFunny FrankDick King SmithPercy the Park keeper storiesNick ButterworthClassic Fairy TalesHelen CresswellGeorges Marvellous MedicineRoald DahlThe GruffaloJulia DonaldsonThe Gruffalos ChildJulia DonaldsonKatie Morag BooksMairi HedderwickHorrid Henry BooksFrancesca SimonMorris the MousehunterVivien FrenchLazy OzzieMichael ColemanAnimal ArkLucy DanielsFantastic Mr FoxRoald DahlBFGRoald DahlThe TwitsRoald DahlThe HodgehegDick King-SmithThe Faraway TreeEnid BlytonRoom on the BroomJulia Donaldson*Ceum nam measanPauline NicAoidhP2/3Dillys Bumper Book of StoriesTony BradmanDragon RideHelen CresswellP3 The Hundred Mile an Hour DogJeremy StrongThe TwitsRoald DahlFlat StanleyJeff BrownGeorges Marvellous MedicineRoald DahlJames and The Giant PeachRoald DahlThe HodgehegDick King smithMatildaRoald dahlCharlottes webEB WhiteFirework makers daughterPhilip PullmanThe Fiend next doorSheila lavelleThe Owl who was afraid of the darkJill TomlinsonThe Perfect HamburgerAlexander McCall SmithLittle Wolfs Book of BadnessIan WhybrowThe Giggler TreatmentRoddy DoyleThe Meanwhile AdventuresRoddy DoyleGreyfriars BobbyRuth BrownLittlenoseBrian CourtFive on a Treasure IslandEnid Blyton*Fiaclan GranaidhBrianog Brady DawsonCreatures of the NightKath Murdoch Stephen RayLauras StarKlaus BaumgartSeven ways to catch the moonMP RobertsonThe Magic PotLadybirdP1-3 Magic FingerRoald DahlGiraffe, Pelly and meRoald DahlThe Enormous crocodileRoald DahlThe Legend of Captain Crows TeethEoin ColferThe TwitsRoald DahlMr Majeka: the School TripHumphrey CarpenterSmasherDick King-SmithToo Many BabiesRose ImpeyBoo to the who in the darkJoyce Dunbar Sarah MassininHorrid Henrys Stink bombFrancesca SimonAnimal FriendsDick King- SmithOwl BabiesMartin WaddellLittle BirdSaviair PirottaP3/4PollyannaEleanor PorterMrs PepperpotAlf ProysenThe Last Polar BaerHarry horseThe Return of the Killer catAnne FineHenry SpeaksDick King- SmithP4 Horrid HenryFrancesca SimonThe Green KnightKeith BrumptonThe Lion, the Witch and the WardrobeCS LewisThe TwitsRoald DahlThe Great Glass ElevatorRoald DahlThe Mystery of the Missing Garden GnomeLeone PegueroDinosaur troubleDick King SmithSchool StinksPaul Stewart & C. RiddellViking RaidersKaren WallaceFantastic Mr FoxRoald DahlStories from Hamish and the Wee WitchMoira MillerThe worst witch strikes againJill MurphyEsio TrotRoald DahlRover Saves ChristmasRoddy DoyleRobin HoodMarcia WilliamsTheres a Viking in my BedJeremy StrongBorn to RunMichael MurpurgoSophies SnailDick King-SmithJames and the Giant PeachRoald DahlThe Giraffe and the Pelly and MeRoald Dahl*Globi agus TomasLisa StoreyThe 18th emergencyBetsy BriarsBills New FrockAnne FineHorrid Henry Teacher tortureFrances SimmonsP4/5MatildaRoald DahlSleekit Mr ToddRoald Dahl translated by Matthew FittThe Roman Bean FeastJillian CrossUnbearablePaul JenningsThe Eratz elavatorLemony SnicketP5 The BFGRoald DahlThe Prisoner of AzkabanJK RowlingSam and the GriswaldsEmma BarnesTrapped at the Bottom of the SeaFrank PerettiCliffhangerJacqueline WilsonHamish and the Wee witchMoira MillerThe EejitsRoald Dahl (translated ! by Mathew Fitt)Diamond in the WindowJane LangtonBuried AliveJacqueline WilsonCloudcatcherE. Wesley JerniganYoure a bad Man, Mr GumAndy StantonThe Iron ManTed HughesThe WaterhorseDick King SmithKindlekraxPhilip RidleyCharlie and the Chocolate FactoryRoald DahlThe Great Elephant RaceGillian CrossA Wee Book O Fairy TalesMatthew Fitt/James RobertsonMiss PandemoniumJeremy StrongCasper Prince of CatsMichael MurpurgoGreek Myths and Legends (Odysseus)The Toilet of DoomMichael LawrenceThe invisible DogDick king-SmithTreasure islandRobert Louis StevensonP5/6The Thieves of OstiaCaroline LawrenceBorn to RunMichael MorpurgoSeries of unfortunate eventsLemony SnickettOperation gadget manMalorie BlackmanP6 The Desperate JourneyKathleen FidlerThe Series of Unfortunate EventsLemony SnickettHolesLouis SacharThe CayTheodore TaylorQuest for a KelpieFrancis HendrySo far from SkyeJudith ONeilNorthern LightsPhillip PullmanThe HatchetGary PolsonCharlie and The Chocolate factoryRoald DahlThe HobbitJRR TolkienThe Silver swordIan SerraillerToms Lady of the LampJeanne WillisJammy DodgersMorris GleitzmanThe Legend of Spud MurphyEoin ColferMokee JoeFred MurrayThe Demon HeadmasterGillian CrossAlone on a wide, wide seaMichael MurpurgoMatildaRoald DahlThe Midnight FoxBetsy ByarsTake a run and jumpRob ChildsP6/7The Scarecrow and His boyPhilip PulmanArtemis FowlEoin ColferCount KarlsteinPhilip PullmanWar GameMichael ForemanThe Phantom TollboothNorton JusterFriend or FoeMichael MurpurgoJapanese Short StoriesThe EejitsRoald Dahl translated by Matthew FittA Christmas CarolCharles DickensThe Suitcase KidJacqueline WilsonThe boy from SulaLavinai DerwentChildren on the Oregon TrailA Rutgers Van der LoeffCoralineNeil GaimanP7 The War and FreddyDennis HamleyThe Turbulent Term of Tyke TylerGene KempTracy BeakerJacqueline WilsonI am DavidAnne HolmThe Shakespeare Stories: Andrew Matthews/Tony RossMatildaRoald DahlDanny the Champion of the WorldRoald DahlThe Falcons MalteserAnthony HorowitzThe Last of The Mohicans James Fenimore CooperWar BoyMichael ForemanBoy OverboardMorris GleitzmanPrivate PeacefulMichael MorpurgoUncoveredPaul JenningsRobinson CrusoeR.L. Stevenson retold by Pauline FrancisMaster of MorganaAlan C. MacleanHolesLouis SacharGrannyAnthony HorrowitzPig Heart BoyMalorie BlackmanP1-4*Mata Mor*Fearchar agus FaoileagRuth Morgan agus Suzanne Carpenter*Solas is dorchadasDanielle and the FireworksSusan RobertsonMr BeastJames sageP3-7Lee goes for gold and Lee and the Consul MutantsKeith A. ChartersIndian in the CupboardLynne Reid BanksDragon boyDick King-SmithComing to BritainFloella BenjaminButterfly LionMichael MorpurgoToms Midnight gardenGoodnight Mr. TomMichelle MagorianP4-7The Desperate JourneyKathleen FidlerCharlie & the Chocolate factoryRoald DahlThe Ghost by the SeaEileen DunlopThe Ice cream BicycleAlexander McCall SmithWhy the whales cameMichael MorpurgoCoolMichael MorpurgoThe BorrowersMary NortonThe Story GiantBrain PattenGeorges Marvellous MediciineRoald DahlMystery StoriesChosen by Helen CresswellDanny the Champion of the WorldRoald DahlHorrible Histories Bloody ScotlandTerry DearyA Strong and Willing GirlDorothy EdwardsOnly You Can Save MankindTerry PratchettThe Railway ChildrenE NesbitBorn to RunMichael MorpurgoKrindlekraxPhilip RidleyKensukes KingdomMichael MorpurgoP5-7*Sneachd air Druim UachdarMairi RhindTheres a boy in the girls bathroomLouis SacharNumber The Stars (WW2)Lois LowryThe day of the TriffidsPauline FrancesA Twist of GoldMichael MorpugoThe Wish listEoin ColferFlour BabiesAnne FineA Wrinkle in TimeMadeline LEngleThe Lion, The Witch and The WardrobeC.S. Lewis*Eagal san dorchadas*An turas eiginneach * Gaelic      PAGE  PAGE 20  HYPERLINK "http://home.cogeco.net/~nrlc/images/bookworm.gif" \t "_top"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=tbn:wasob4PFPFUJ:http://home.cogeco.net/~nrlc/images/bookworm.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  A book you are still reading... Title, author, genre Why did you choose this book? Who is your favourite character? Why? What do you like about the book so far? What do you think will happen next?  Reading for Enjoyment Primary 1 7 And extending into S1/2 A book you have finished. Title, author, genre Where did the story take pace? {Setting} What was the main character like? What did you enjoy about this book? Would you recommend this book? Why? Great ways to enjoy reading with your children As a parent you are probably helping your child with reading much more than you may realise. If your home contains books, magazines and catalogues and your child sees you reading, if you read to your child and talk together about familiar stories and if you also use printed materials to find things out, then your child already has a head start in this area. Sharing a book with a child is fun - it's a time for closeness, laughing and talking together Make time for books and reading together You can share books anywhere, in a chair, in the bath, on a train, or at bedtime Children who enjoy reading do better at school Talk about what is happening in the pictures to help your child make sense of the story Enjoy the rhyming words and laughing together at the funny bits Help bring the books to life - draw pictures of your child's favourite characters and make up stories about them together Find out about recommended books at libraries, bookshops and on book websites. Why not start by heading to the Book Trust Childrens site?  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