Showing posts with label raise a reader challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raise a reader challenge. Show all posts

Sunday, May 30, 2010

Last call for the Raise a Reader Challenge!!!

Tomorrow is the last day for the Raise a Reader School Challenge!!!
KES Families...Help us win $5,000 for our library by doing what we are already doing...reading at home. Register your child on our special page:

http://parents.com/reading/kirbyvilleelementaryschoolkirmo

And then record his or her reading minutes! You can go back and record previously read minutes back to March 8. Hurry! Tomorrow - May 31 is our last chance!

We currently have 46 readers who have read 19,770 minutes. This seems like a lot, but the winner is based on the number of minutes/January enrollment. I have no way of knowing how the other 1,200 schools in the challenge are doing.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Kirbyville Elementary takes on the Raise a Reader Challenge

KES Families,

Help our school win $5,000 for our library! We've entered a nationwide reading contest and we need your help. The Raise a Reader School Challenge, sponsored by the International Reading Association, Parents magazine, and Parents.com, is rewarding the school that reads the most this spring.


Starting March 8, follow this link http://parents.com/reading/kirbyvilleelementaryschoolkirmo and register your K-3 child for the reading program. The program is totally free and records minutes, books read, and even has a print option if you'd like to track your little reader's achievements. Individual readers are also eligible to win $50 gift cards to Barnes and Noble.


For your convenience, the opportunity to register will be provided at Passport to Success on Thursday, March 11. If you do not have a computer or Internet access, you will be able to turn in your reading minutes on paper and they can be entered in your child's account by a parent volunteer.


Please let Addie Gaines know if you have any questions about the program.