Discovering new worlds and authors through the Great Book Exchange.
The Great Book Exchange
The Great Book Exchange was an event that took place in the school’s library, where students could exchange books with one another. The event was organized by the school’s librarian, Mrs. Johnson, who aimed to promote a love for reading among the students. The Great Book Exchange was a unique opportunity for students to discover new books, authors, and genres, and to share their own favorite books with others.
The Benefits of the Great Book Exchange
The Experience of the Students
Molly Abrahamson, Olivia Denston, and Sophia Hakanson were among the students who participated in the Great Book Exchange. They each picked up three books from the original Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan. The students were excited to discover new books and authors, and to share their own favorite books with others. Molly Abrahamson was thrilled to find a new favorite author in Rick Riordan
The National Geographic Book
Freshman DeMarcus Guy was also excited to participate in the Great Book Exchange. He picked up a National Geographic book featuring pictures from the James Webb Space Telescope.
Students and teachers celebrate the joy of reading with a free book giveaway.
The Event: A Celebration of Reading
The giveaway was a grand event that brought together students, teachers, and community members to celebrate the joy of reading. The Superior School District organized the event, which took place in the high school library. The atmosphere was electric, with students and teachers alike excited to receive their free books. The giveaway was open to all students in the district, regardless of their reading level or background. The event was designed to promote literacy and a love of reading among students. The books were carefully selected to cater to different interests and reading levels.
The Book Selection Process
The Superior School District worked closely with local bookstores and publishers to select a diverse range of books for the giveaway. The books were chosen based on their relevance to the students’ lives and interests. The selection process involved input from teachers, librarians, and community members. The books were carefully curated to include a mix of fiction and non-fiction titles.
The remaining $3,000 was used to support the state’s literacy program.
The Reading Opens the World Campaign
The Reading Opens the World campaign is a multi-year initiative by the national federation to promote literacy and reading skills among children in the United States. The campaign aims to provide resources and support to schools and communities to help children develop a love for reading and improve their reading skills.
Key Components of the Campaign
He used the book program to supplement his classroom library, which was already well-stocked with books.
“It’s not just about the books, it’s about the experience of reading together as a community.”
The Power of Reading Together
Reading is a fundamental part of education, and it’s not just about individual students. Reading together as a community can have a profound impact on students’ learning and development. When students read together, they share ideas, perspectives, and experiences, creating a rich and diverse learning environment. This collaborative approach to reading fosters a sense of belonging and connection among students, helping to break down social barriers and promote inclusivity. It also encourages students to think critically and analytically, as they engage with different texts and ideas. Moreover, reading together can help to develop essential life skills, such as communication, empathy, and teamwork.
The Benefits of Reading Together
Reading together can have numerous benefits for students, including:
The Role of the Superior Federation of Teachers
The Superior Federation of Teachers played a significant role in promoting reading together in the school. By purchasing 385 new books, they aimed to create a welcoming and inclusive environment that encouraged students to read and share ideas. The federation’s efforts helped to establish a reading program that brought students together, fostering a sense of community and promoting a love of reading.
The Great Book Giveaway
The excitement is building up as the countdown to the Passport to the World event begins. On March 4, some books will be distributed, but the majority of the remaining ones will be given away at the event on April 9 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at Superior Middle School.
What to Expect
The Passport to the World event is a unique and exciting experience that brings together students, families, and the community.
