Independent Reading Webinar 2015

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edWeb.net : using em erging tech to im prove you r school lib rary prog ram Session #6 0: Promotin g independ ent readin g


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Instructional Technologist Anderson (SC) School District One 5 Schools 1:1 iPads for grades 3-12 iPad carts K-2 Â


Reading Clubs for Teachers



Promote

Spread the Word


Promote

Spread the Word


Book clubs

• K-2 • 3-5 • 6-8 • 9-12

Milk n Bookies Teacher Readers Book Boot Camp YA-hooligans


















PAIRED GENRES WITH TECH

• Tellagami • iMovie • Puppet Pals • Venn Diagram • Trading Cards • Visual Poet

• ChatterPix


PAIRED GENRES WITH TECH

• Tellagami • iMovie • Puppet Pals • Venn Diagram • Trading Cards • Visual Poet

• ChatterPix



Comedian Memoirs •  Bossypants – Tina Fey •  Yes, Please – Amy Poehler •  Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? - Mindy Kaling •  Modern Romance – Aziz Ansari •  Food: A Love Story – Jim Gaffigan


Whodunnit? •  What Waits in the Woods – Kieran Scott •  The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die – April Henry •  The Christopher Killer – Alane Ferguson •  Blackbird – Anna Carey •  All Fall Down – Ally Carter


Author Spotlight: Sarah Dessen •  Saint Anything •  This Lullaby •  Just Listen •  The Truth About Forever •  Along for the Ride


“Cause You Gotta Have Faith •  Written in the Stars – Aisha Saeed •  There You’ll Find Me – Jenny B. Jones •  Conviction – Kelly Loy Gilbert •  The Distance Between Lost and Found – Kathryn Holmes •  Coaltown Jesus – Ron Koertge


Royal Reads •  A Wicked Thing – Rhiannon Thomas •  Crimson Bound – Rosamund Hodge •  The Selection – Kiera Cass •  The Red Queen – Victoria Aveyard •  Graceling – Kristin Cashore •  Gilt – Katherine Longshore


Sexual Violence •  Faking Normal – Courtney Stevens •  Every Last Promise – Kristin Halbrook •  All the Rage – Courtney Summers •  Press Play – Eric Devine •  The Truth About Alice – Jennifer Mathieu •  Uses for Boys – Erica Scheidt


“It was mostly a collaboration between librarians. Teachers were participants, but librarians used teacher feedback at the end of year one to inform the next year’s program.”



Library & Instructional Technology Specialist Rossville Consolidated Schools Rossville, Indiana Â






Make our school one that promotes independent reading.




Sherry N. Gick RCSD, Rossville, IN


Student-friendly Student-centered


What movies do you like? What TV shows do you like? What video games do you play?


“Makes them confident. They can go to the section they like.�


Their place – a niche


Crossover authors


Crossover authors


Split Dewey


Sports



Don’t change spine labels. just add a sticker!


Classifications • Sports • History • Realism • Fantasy • Supernatural

• Science fiction • Adventure • Classics • Suspense • Mystery








Sherry N. Gick RCSD, Rossville, IN Photo by albertogp123 - Creative Commons Attribution License https://www.flickr.com/photos/57280691@N02

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Consulting with classroom teachers to make lists


Sherry N. Gick RCSD, Rossville, IN


Schedule English classes • 6th grade reading class • 7th & 8th grade scheduled weekly • 9-12 depends on teacher






“Reading is so social!”


Sherry N. Gick RCSD, Rossville, IN





Teacher Librarian Mira Costa, CA Â









Coordinating Supervisor of Educational Technology Parsippany-Troy Hills (NJ) School District Â


Why it’s important •  Choice is best Close the achievement gap Extends learning throughout the summer Series books Variety of formats Graphic audio


Why it’s important •  Choice is best •  Close the achievement gap Extends learning throughout the summer Series books Variety of formats Graphic audio


Why it’s important •  Choice is best •  Close the achievement gap •  Extends learning throughout the summer Series books Variety of formats Graphic audio


Why it’s important •  Choice is best •  Close the achievement gap •  Extends learning throughout the summer •  Series books Variety of formats Graphic audio


Why it’s important •  Choice is best •  Close the achievement gap •  Extends learning throughout the summer •  Series books •  Variety of formats Graphic audio


Why it’s important •  Choice is best •  Close the achievement gap •  Extends learning throughout the summer •  Series books •  Variety of formats •  Graphic •  audio


Make it fun! •  Contests

•  Crazy principal

•  Middle school •  Book clubs •  Virtual book clubs •  Publisher sponsored •  School organized

•  Build in fun social activities •  Ice cream party














Library Media Specialist, Sedgwick Middle School Wethersfield, Connecticut Â





READING REQUIREMENTS


READING REQUIREMENTS: Genre & Non fiction


SSR


Advisory





“Most of the Duffy students said they had each read more than 40 books since the beginning of the school year to prepare for the competition, where each four-member team will answer 10 literature-related trivia questions per round for 10 rounds. Although their favorite authors and genres might differ, the Duffy participants all share a passion for books.� Julie Stagis Hartford Courant Jan. 25, 2013















Teacher Librarian Sanislo Elementary Seattle, WA Â


Carter Kemp


Book-A-Day Program Every child gets a new book every night of the week!


Separate from classroom •  Volunteer coordinated Crates & folders Books tracked Moved from one child’s another’s each night Random order (but suspects there may be a system)

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Separate from classroom •  Volunteer coordinated •  Crates & folders Books tracked Moved from one child’s another’s each night Random order (but suspects there may be a system)

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Separate from classroom •  Volunteer coordinated •  Crates & folders •  Books tracked Moved from one child’s another’s each night Random order (but suspects there may be a system)

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Separate from classroom •  Volunteer coordinated •  Crates & folders •  Books tracked •  Moved from one child’s to another’s each night Random order (but suspects there may be a system)

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Separate from classroom •  Volunteer coordinated •  Crates & folders •  Books tracked •  Moved from one child’s to another’s each night •  Random order (but suspects there may be a system)

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Separate from classroom •  Volunteer coordinated •  Crates & folders •  Books tracked •  Moved from one child’s to another’s each night •  Random order (but suspects there may be a system)

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“Joyful competition”


“no prize”


“No race”


“created this culture of excited independent reading at the middle school level.�





Preparation • Posters • Lists • Books across reading difficulties • Graphic novels • High/lows

• Recent publications


“distributing as wisely as a master librarian can.�









“10 titles, 6 copies. Kids read like crazy! Now in 20-30 title 1 schools, but expanding this year.�



“FUN, FUN, FUN!”





“kids are hanging out in the library at lunch.�


Before-school library CLUB











Books are my Kryptonite.



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