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Ed Smith - I have an instagram bulletin board and online account of pictures of  teachers reading

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Ed Smith - I have an instagram bulletin board and online account of pictures of  teachers reading

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book review bookmarks that are posted in the library by that book.
Book club.
author letters.
book order suggestion box

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Reader's advisory

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Ed Smith - our 4th grades write book reviews and create a podcast

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Ed Smith - our 4th grades write book reviews and create a podcast

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Book Selfies- ask students and staff to send me a selfie with a book they are currently reading. Selfies are hung on the library bulletin board as book recommendations.

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Last year, middle school students never came to the library, not even to have a book exchange. Administration has reduced my scheduled classes so middle schoolers can regularly come in, and they've also given me an additional fund to ramp up the fiction collection for older students. We are also starting an 8th grade book club soon.

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Ed Smith - I have a can labeled "Put a Poem in your Pocket" and different poems go in the can each week - kids can take a poem with them

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Ed Smith - I have a can labeled "Put a Poem in your Pocket" and different poems go in the can each week - kids can take a poem with them

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-Literacy based weekly enrichment programs
-Reading logs
-Author studies and character studies
-Book fiar

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If kids really like a book I take a picture of them and the book they recommend and post it outside the library wall

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Book Club and trip to RTBF in the spring. Student written book  reviews that cycle on the library TV screen. Genre stickers and easy access library catalog so students can be self sufficient. Encourage ELA and AIS book borrowing.

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I do a book club.
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I meet weekly with my book club and we post responses in Edmodo.  I have a student leader who is creating fliers.

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I meet weekly with my book club and we post responses in Edmodo.  I have a student leader who is creating fliers.

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Elmcrest:  We have a Million Pages Reading Challenge for the school year to reach the schools goal of reading one million pages. Currently students read on their own in their cottages as well as document reading in English. 

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Elmcrest:  We have a Million Pages Reading Challenge for the school year to reach the schools goal of reading one million pages. Currently students read on their own in their cottages as well as document reading in English. 

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Ed Smith - as part of PBIS, we have Buddy book reads in the library during scheduled library classes

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Ed Smith - as part of PBIS, we have Buddy book reads in the library during scheduled library classes

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I have small paper book reviews that kids can fill out and I'll staple to the wall

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In the past we have done Parents as Reading Partners.

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In the past we have done Parents as Reading Partners.

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how to use catalog to find books in the library independently 

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how to use catalog to find books in the library independently 

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anime club

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Book Fairs
Create a word game
Reading  Assemblies (authors, magician, Syracuse Stage play, etc.)
Self check-out for 4th and 5th

Student Book Recommendations
Sticky Note book reviews

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learning how to choose a right book and a book for enjoyment

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book club

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6th Graders come in every other week to do book exchange- they write short reviews on post-it notes and hang them on the wall near the circ desk.

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I'm not sure what individual teacher's do in their classes.  We have nothing organized as of right now - not sure what took place in the past.  Right now I am encouraging kids to find a comfy place to read and to read what they enjoy and interests them.  I have noticed that some teachers have imposed specifics for kids, what levels they should read or genres of books, but others have not

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Reading Challenges

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I have an after school book club. We also have done a Read to Succeed incentive, where there are monthly drawings for students that  have submitted summaries of books they have read. Each month has a different genre (historical fiction, graphic novel, etc.)
We are also going to be pairing 8th graders with 6th graders for reading buddies.

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We currently have nothing going on right now at Dr. Weeks. 

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We currently have nothing going on right now at Dr. Weeks. 

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1.  Spotlight Book of the Month - a simple summary to get students interested in the book and I make a book display in the display case for the library.

2.   Have one teacher who brings up his class two days a week every two week.  The students pick their books and then we (teacher, students and I) sit for a period of time and quietly read.

3.  Plan on starting book clubs next month.  I'm going to try to do one per grade level.

4. I've had students suggest books and I make sure that I write them down in front of them.

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I am genrifying my fiction section to make it easier for students to connect with the stories they would most like to read. Teachers and staff post notes/signs outside their doors naming "what I'm reading now". We have a Literacy Night, and the Library and Art Room sponsor a "My Favorite Book" poster contest, where students create their own, unique cover for their favorite book. The posters are hung all over the school and then a committee chooses 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners for each grade.

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I put books on display with a qr code linking to a book trailer.

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The focus of our building since I arrived has been behavior. I feel that

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The focus of our building since I arrived has been behavior. I feel that reading is happening in pockets, but there is no building wide program to encourage readers.

We have done book fairs in the past and we are doing B&N's book fair this year.

I have done International Dot Day, Read Across America Day, and I have taught my kids to use the catalog to search for a book.

My students have a working understanding of where to find a book in the library they would like, and they know how to use the "Five Finger Rule."

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Bellevue's Gear up for Read Across America.  

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Bellevue's Gear up for Read Across America.  

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We have a competition of sorts between classes for logging the most minutes and or completing the most book reports per grade level.

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8th grade book club- we meet once a month and students read and review books on the Library blog, they also connect with authors through twitter.

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I run a middle school book club & go to Teen Book Fest. We also do Book Fair.
Elementary kids do "student book review of the week" - get photo & review on library blog.