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One Book, One School is back! This year we will be celebrating the works of Christina Soontornvat all year long! We'll celebrate her works at Family Reading Night on Oct. 24.
We will have a One Book, One School In February-March, followed by a visit from Christina Soontornvat for in-school assemblies and during Fine Arts Night on May 6.
What is One Book, One School?
It is a program designed to create a shared reading experience within a school community, while encouraging the habit of family reading. A chapter book is chosen, every family receives a copy, and they read that book at home over approximately six weeks. Activities at school promote and enrich the shared reading experience.
No rewards or assessments will be involved in the reading of the book. We hope that your family will simply enjoy reading together. Children of all ages can benefit from hearing a story read aloud. Research shows that reading aloud sharpens the imagination, creates healthy dialogue, and helps children love reading. Additionally, families reading together strengthen their emotional bonds and helps provide positive parent-child connections essential to a child’s psychological health and academic growth.*
* Taken from http://readtothem.org/why-read-aloud/overview/.
Check out the pictures below from the 2023 Family Reading Night, to celebrate our One Author, One School with Peter Brown & The Wild Robot series.
Check out the pictures below from the 2022 Family Reading Night, to celebrate our One Book, One School with Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library.
Author Elana K. Arnold, from One Book, One School 2018!
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