A comprehensive resource for librarians and teachers who want to implement a whole-school community reading program in their schools.
Community reading programs can foster a love of reading, increase student engagement, build a community of readers, and simultaneously improve literacy. Yet, it can be daunting to begin a new program at a busy school. This guidebook provides a clear roadmap for librarians and teachers who wish to try a whole-school community reading program with all ages of learners.
Beginning with a history of whole-school reads, authors DelGuidice-Calemmo and Balantic describe how a community reading program can work for students at all levels—and promote family connections through reading. They offer advice on finding funding, building successful collaborations within the school community, and allowing students to have a voice in book selection. Marketing, makerspace, and promotion ideas help encourage participation. Learn how to use informal checkpoints and a final celebration to sustain and celebrate participants. Finally, come away with strategies to assess these programs and try variations to increase engagement. Appendixes of resources provide practical tools for those ready to begin planning their own program.
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Margaux DelGuidice-Calemmo, MLS, is the school librarian at Garden City High School, NY, USA, and a national speaker, author and consultant. DelGuidice-Calemmo is co-author of Make a Big Impact @ Your School Board Meeting (with Rose Luna, Libraries Unlimited, 2012) and a former contributing editor for the Publisher’s Weekly “Cut To The Core” column. Library Journal has recognized her as a Mover & Shaker, and PBS has featured her as an American Graduate Day Champion.
Jeannette Balantic is the K-12 Social Studies Curriculum Coordinator in the Garden City School District, Long Island, USA. She is co-author of Every Book is a Social Studies Book: How to Meet Standards With Picture Books, K-6 (with Andrea S. Libresco and Jonie C. Kipling, Libraries Unlimited, 2011) and Notable Books, Notable Lessons: Putting Social Studies Back in the K-8 Curriculum (with Andrea S. Libresco and Mary Battenfeld, Libraries Unlimited, 2017).
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