Almost Super
One School One Book
March 16 - March 31
Week 3
We are getting ready to wrap-up our family read of Almost Super!
WE HOPE TO SEE LOTS MORE FAMILIES PARTICIPATE DURING THIS FINAL WEEK!
Would you rather be a Bailey or a Johnson? Why?
The family cat got some superpowers too!
Week 2
View of this hideout from a secret entrance
What superpower would you most want to receive? Why? Share your thoughts with a short video!
Chapter 6: I wish I'd bought a pair of suspenders (pp. 63-68)
Rafter was nervous. He "felt a twinge of terror...but..remembered Grandpa's words". Have you ever been given words of encouragement that helped you through a difficult situation? What were they? How did those words help?
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Try out some Superhero Yoga with Mrs. Walsh!
Our school is about to take part in a special, communitywide shared reading event. Every family has received a copy of the same book – Almost Super by Marion Jensen – and will be asked to read it together at home over the next few weeks. I am personally asking you to make the time so that your family can participate in this special activity.
Each day I will be updating this website with discussion questions, trivia, and activity ideas while we are all reading along at home. During this time I would love for us to stay in touch. Please send pictures of your family reading or doing some of the activities and I will post them here.
Reading aloud at home is valuable because it better prepares your child to be an effective reader, and it is also a fun, worthwhile family activity. With this program, we aim to build a Community of Readers at our school. Everyone – students, parents, teachers, even administrative staff – will all be following along together.
I know that you’ll enjoy this special reading time! I hope to talk with both you and your student sometime in the days to come about Rafter and Benny Bailey and their family of superheroes. “When a whole school reads a book, there's a lot to talk about.” With your help, we can build a Community of Readers at our school.