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I love your graphic, Sherell!
Cari

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Belinda, I will definitely be blogging about this as I try it this year. I may start with 5th grade only, and see how it goes and how much the classroom teachers participate with me.
Cari

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Sherell, I think it would be worth a try to encourage your K-2 students to make Destiny lists. It is so visual!
Cari

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Wonder if 1-2 graders could handle logging in to Destiny and making lists there? hmmmm
Sherell S K-2

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Since I have K-2 only, I really like to get kids hooked on series. We have several but I would love to hear any series you all have for younger readers that your kids love... especially beginning chapter books.
Sherell S. K-2

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I love the ideas of planning before coming to the library!  I want to make the library time more purposeful!
Sherell S. K-2

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My school has participated in the Scholastic Read for the World Record program for the past three years.  Every year it gets harder to motivate the students to participate.  I really liked her suggestions for summer reading.  I will definitely try to employ these tactics for next summer's reading challenge.
Patty A.

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I also liked Cari's plan to use Google Classroom.   We don't have that capability but I think that I could find a way to work around it.  I was thinking that a Google Doc could be placed on the desktop of our OPAC computer for the students to make comments, suggestions, and a running list of popular books.
Patty A.

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I love the idea of using Google to have conversations and keep lists...easier for kids because their stuff is all in one place. I'd like to know how to manage it with a k-5 school of 950 kids?

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I really enjoyed using this last year, but mostly with my 5th graders( they would do research using databases, then create products in the Google classroom ) I am intrigued by the idea of using the google classroom to share book ideas- as Cari talked about on her blog post. I would love to hear more ideas about how this would work? ( Belinda)

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I had never had students make lists before of books they want to read in the future. I will try to implement this idea. It makes sense , since I have always done the same for myself! ( Belinda)

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Reading plans lead to independent readers. I know this is our goal!
(Cari)

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Wild Readers Have Reading Plans. Thoughts? Questions? Takeaways?