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Dav Pilkey Reading Activity Kit to Download :)

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Dav Pilkey Reading Activity Kit to Download :)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5SmIcgl9Xo

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https://www.izzit.org
Your students can stream educational videos WITHOUT logging in with a class code.
We also have Current Events lessons that will work well with your out-of-school students.

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Looks like a great website to get kids up and moving

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Online Letter Tiles game:
http://www.reallygreatreading.com/lettertiles/

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Generation Genius , is an online science resource for elementary teachers and students accessible from anywhere that covers 86% of the science standards in Georgia. They are offering free online access for a month! 

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Generation Genius , is an online science resource for elementary teachers and students accessible from anywhere that covers 86% of the science standards in Georgia. They are offering free online access for a month! 

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https://www.generationgenius.com/

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This is great news! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!  We already know the kids LOVE it!

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Need Help Communicating with Spanish Speaking Families?

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Need Help Communicating with Spanish Speaking Families?

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Publishers Adapt Policies To Help Educators

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In an effort to help educators move to remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic, children's publishers are changing their policies on copyright infringement.

As educators move to remote learning, many are worrying and wondering about reading books aloud online and possibly violating copyright laws. In response, many children's publishers have temporarily altered policies.

Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins Children's Books, Macmillan, Little, Brown Young Readers, Penguin Random House, Scholastic, Chronicle Kids, Candlewick, Lee and Low, HMH, Abrams, Holiday House, Disney Publishing, Crabtree Publishing, Lerner, and Peachtree have put out guidelines for use during the coronavirus pandemic that has shut down schools across the country.

Sourcebooks' mission is to reach as many people as possible through books that will enlighten their lives. At the core of that mission is the unfaltering belief that Books. Change. Lives. In the face of the escalating COVID-19 outbreak, we are proud to continue that mission and support our community of teachers, librarians, and booksellers by permitting them to create and share story time and read-aloud videos and live stream events, according to the following guidelines:

Teachers and Educators

For Teachers and Educators who are looking to record and post content to replicate the classroom story time experience, we are happy to grant permission to temporarily create and post readings of Sourcebooks titles to closed educational platforms such as Google Classroom, Schoology, Edmodo, and Discovery Education until the end of the school year, upon which the videos should be removed from the relevant platforms.

Please note, all videos uploaded to YouTube for the purpose of sharing a link on a closed educational platform must be designated as "Unlisted" (or not "Public") when they are uploaded to YouTube to ensure a closed system.

Teachers and Educators may read and live stream Sourcebooks titles on YouTube, Facebook Live, Instagram Live, Twitter, or other live streaming platforms that are available to a closed school network. Live streams cannot be available to the public or recorded or permanently archived on any social media platforms. Live streams may be available for a 24-hour period after their initial recording. Please keep in mind that most social media platforms automatically archive live streams. After the 24-hour period has ended, all efforts must be made to ensure that all potential recordings and archives are deleted.

Reading and Reporting guidelines must be followed for all video posts and live streams.

Librarians and Booksellers

Librarians and Booksellers may include Sourcebooks titles in live reading events on YouTube, Facebook Live, Instagram Live, Twitter, or other live streaming platforms provided that said live events are not recorded or posted.

Live streaming events that include Sourcebooks titles cannot be recorded or permanently archived on any social media platforms. Live streams may be available for a 24-hour period after their initial recording. Please keep in mind that most social media platforms automatically archive live streams. After the 24-hour period has ended, all efforts must be made to ensure that all potential recordings and archives are deleted.

Reading and Reporting guidelines must be followed for all video posts and live streams.

Reading and Reporting Requirements

Start your reading with "Read by permission from Sourcebooks" and please be sure to read the name of the author and illustrator

Please notify us via email (addressed to marketing@sourcebooks.com ) when you post your reading or live stream your event. The email should include the following:

Name and address of the library, school, or store

Title, author and ISBN of the book that is read

Contact information for the individual responsible for the reading

The educational or social media platform on which the video or live event is posted or held and a link to that video or live event

Videos must be taken down by the end of the school year or June 30, 2020, whichever is later, unless permission to extend the term has been obtained from Sourcebooks.

Disney Publishing Worldwide
The below permission license from DPW is limited to our Disney Press imprint. Mo Willems has granted permission here and Ryan T. Higgins has granted permission here. The copyright for most of our Hyperion titles live with each author, so please check their website and/or social media posts. If you are still not sure about a title, please contact us at the email below.

With the increase in school closures, and many schools transitioning to remote learning, Disney Publishing Worldwide has received numerous requests from teachers across the country asking for permission to post readings of books online for their students to access. We support the efforts of educators and librarians who wish to provide remote learning at this time. Our permission is limited to Disney Press titles. If you are not sure which category a book falls into, please reach out to us at the following address: Dina.Sherman@Disney.com.

We ask that if you read a Disney Press book online for your students that you follow a few short guidelines:

Please note at the beginning of the video that you are reading with permission from Disney Publishing Worldwide, and please note the title of the book.

Please only post your video through your school's private platform or through another closed group or platform with limited access for your students only.

Please delete your video or disable access by June 30, 2020.

Please send an email to Dina.Sherman@Disney.com with your name, school, city, state, and the title and of the book(s) you read online with a link to your video.

By posting a reading, you are agreeing to abide by the above guidelines.

These terms are in effect until June 30, 2020.

Please note that other organizations interested in posting videos of your Disney Press title reading will need to contact Dina.Sherman@Disney.com who will evaluate their request.

Thank you for all you are doing.

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Publishers Adapt Policies To Help Educators

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In an effort to help educators move to remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic, children's publishers are changing their policies on copyright infringement. As educators move to remote learning, many are worrying and wondering about reading books aloud online and possibly violating copyright laws. In response, many children's publishers have temporarily altered policies.

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resources that you can use to record your lesson.

SMART recorder in SMART Notebook – record what you are doing on your screen and your voice either in SMART or not.

Record in PowerPoint – Inserts a video of you in a small box at the bottom of the right side of your screen. This is what Mrs. Cain used a few months ago.

Flipgrid – You record a video to share with student. Ss reply to you through video.

Panopto – Basic video recorder app already installed on your CCSD laptop.

Windows 10 Camera – Basic video recorder app

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For as long as school is out, audible is offering many free stories for ages 0-18!https://stories.audible.com/start-listen

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For as long as school is out, audible is offering many free stories for ages 0-18!https://stories.audible.com/start-listen

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Alabama uses a program called Reading Eggs. The program is offering 4 week free trial for teachers. My nephew loves it. Please check it out.

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Please post the Sanders Website Parent Resources page link to your Dojo.

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Please post the Sanders Website Parent Resources page link to your Dojo.

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http://www.cobbk12.org/sanders/parentresources.aspx

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General Questions

What is the BOOK IT! Program?

BOOK IT! is a reading incentive program created by Pizza Hut in 1984. We empower teachers to motivate their students to read by providing Reading Award Certificates®, good for a free, one-topping Personal Pan Pizza® from Pizza Hut®. This program is free to schools.

What is the difference between the paper and digital program?

The paper version of the program is the same BOOK IT! we have always offered. Now, each teacher will enroll for their own class and we will ship all materials for your school in one box in September. Materials are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are limited each year; paper enrollment will close when paper materials run out or on August 21, whichever comes first. The package will be addressed to the first teacher who requests paper at your campus and a distribution list will be sent to the teachers by email. You will never need to log in to the dashboard if you request paper materials.

Looking for tracking calendars and other printables? Those are all available in the resources section of our website. You do not need to login to access those.
Digital
Enrollment for the digital version of the program is always open. Enrollment for the 2020-21 program year will start in March of 2020. We have updated the parent approval process so that it no longer requires parent email addresses. Parents will approve student participation using a unique URL that can be provided to them via printable, email or in the classroom (e.g open house or parent/teacher meetings). Parents can also provide email addresses so certificates can be emailed directly to them. If students do not receive parent approval, their name will be anonymized and teachers will still be able to print Reading Award Certificates for them. Digital certificates, both emailed and printed, can be redeemed by parents for dine in, carry-out or delivery and online. Teachers who choose the digital program also have access to classroom mode, found under the reporting section of the classroom dashboard. This is a fun, interactive classroom experience that celebrates students' reading success. It was created with smart boards and projectors in mind, so teachers can celebrate with the whole class.
Learn more about our enrollment options.
All digital teachers will receive notice this summer when your dashboard is ready to set up. We have created user guides for teachers and homeschool families to walk them through dashboard set up, tracking and rewarding.

When Does The Book It! Program Run?

The program runs October 1 through March 31 each year.

Who Is Eligible To Participate?

The BOOK IT! program is offered to students in K-6 grades (ages 5-12) at the school they primarily attend.

How Does Book It! Work In The Classroom?

Each year from October to March, teachers set monthly reading goals for the students in their class. Number of minutes, number of pages or number of books - they all work! Also, parents can read with kids not yet reading independently. When a student reaches their reading goal, the teacher awards the student a Reading Award Certificate for a free, one-topping Personal Pan Pizza® from Pizza Hut®.

How Does Book It! Work at Pizza Hut?

When a child redeems their Reading Award Certificate with Pizza Hut, they are celebrated with a one-topping Personal Pan Pizza, a prize to track their reading through all six months and a sticker. On subsequent redemptions, they will earn another Personal Pan Pizza and sticker to add to their prize.
Paper
Place your order by phone or in the restaurant and let them know you have a BOOK IT! Certificate. Please note that one certificate per student per visit can be used, the certificate is for the student who earned it and is non-transferable and the student must be present to receive the pizza.
Digital
Visit pizzahut.com, log in and make sure you have selected your local restaurant. Click on the cart icon in the top right corner and enter the serialized code in the Coupon Code box. If you are having issues, be sure there are no extra spaces at the start or end of the code. You will get a pop up that will direct you to create your Personal Pan Pizza, remember it's one topping! Please note that delivery minimums apply.

If you are ordering over the phone, just provide the serialized code on your certificate to the team member. When in-store, present your smart device (or a printed copy of the certificate) to the team member and they will enter the serialized code. Please note that one certificate per student per visit can be used, the certificate is for the student who earned it and is non-transferable and the student must be present to receive the pizza.

I Am A Home Educator. Am I Eligible To Participate In Book It!?

Yes! If you are a home educator and your K-6 grade (ages 5-12) child does not attend another educational facility, you are eligible to participate in our program. Please note that our homeschool program is all digital. We will not be mailing physical materials to your home, but you will be rewarding your students through our digital dashboard. Enroll now and get started!
We have created a user guide to walk you through tracking and rewarding your students.
Can Virtual/Online Schools Enroll?

Yes. Virtual and online schools are encouraged to participate in the digital version of our program, where certificates can be emailed directly to parents.

Are Other Groups And Clubs Eligible?

No. While many other groups and programs share our love of reading, BOOK IT! is only open to K-6 students in primary, elementary or middle schools and homeschool families. You can encourage schools in your community to enroll by directing them to our website.

Is Book It! Offered Internationally?

The program is available at participating Pizza Hut restaurants in Canada and Puerto Rico. Please contact the email addresses below for more information.

Canada: SMB_bookitcanada@yum.com
Puerto Rico: bookitpr@gmail.com

Enrollment

How Do I Enroll In The Book It! Program?
Please visit our enrollment page to get started.
I'm A Teacher. Can I Enroll My Individual Classroom?

Yes, we have moved to an individual classroom enrollment model. Each teacher must enroll their own classes to participate. Please visit our enrollment page to get started.

We encourage you to invite eligible teachers at your school to enroll. You can forward them an enrollment email you received, invite them as part of our enrollment process or share it at a staff-meeting, in-service day or in the break room. They need to visit our enrollment page to get started.

I Want To Enroll My Entire School Campus. How Does That Work?

GWe no longer accept campus-wide enrollments. We are asking each teacher to enroll their own classes because we have multiple ways to participate. Please direct your teachers to our enrollment page so they can get started.

Who Can Enroll For The School?

Anyone who works with students on reading at your campus can enroll. We do ask that each teacher enrolls only in the classes they personally teach and that students earn certificates from one teacher. Visit our enrollment page to begin or direct teachers to this page to have them enroll. Please ensure that your school has authorized this program prior to enrolling.

Does My Local Pizza Hut Restaurant Have Book It! Teacher Materials Available?

Teacher materials are not available at Pizza Hut locations. The BOOK IT! office processes orders and ships directly to schools nationwide.

Is There A Deadline To Enroll Your School?

With the new BOOK IT! Digital option, enrollment never closes, however, paper materials are limited. Each March, we begin enrollment for the following school year. Paper materials are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are limited each year; paper enrollment will close when paper materials run out or on August 21, whichever comes first.

We've Added Classes. How Can We Change The Quantity?

Each teacher must enroll their own classes to participate. Please direct the new teachers to our enrollment page to get started.

Materials

When Will We Receive Our Print Materials?

For teachers that have opted to receive paper materials, they should be delivered to all participating schools in September each year for the program kick-off on October 1. If you do not receive your paper materials by October 1st, please contact the BOOK IT! Team for assistance. Please note that teachers opting for the digital program will not receive any print materials and will log into their teacher dashboard to reward students.

What If We Need More Print Reading Award Certificates?

Extra Reading Award Certificates will be available after December 1 for teachers who are using the paper program. Please contact the BOOK IT! Team to request additional certificates. Digital participants can add new students to their teacher dashboard at any time.

Do The Reading Award Certificates Expire?

Yes. The certificates expire 30 days from the issue date. For the digital program, teachers have until the 15th of each month to issue certificates for the prior month, e.g. teachers have until November 15th to reward students for October.

Can I Use The Certificates For A Class Pizza Party?

No. Group redemptions and parties are strictly prohibited. An important part of the BOOK IT! program is individual recognition of your students for meeting their reading goals and our team members are trained to provide individual recognition.

What Should I Do With Any Remaining Print Certificates Once I've Finished The Program?

Please destroy any remaining certificates after you have given out the final March certificates. The certificates are void and will not be accepted if altered, transferred, exchanged, sold, purchased or copied. They must be presented in accordance with the BOOK IT! program guidelines. Any other use constitutes fraud.

Early Childhood Literacy

Does Pizza Hut Offer Any Programs For Preschool Aged Children?

We support early literacy with the Give Me 20 Challenge.

Who Is Eligible To Enter The Give Me Twenty Challenge?

Preschool and Pre-K classrooms and parents of young children are eligible to enroll in Give Me 20 Challenge.

Are There Personal Pan Pizza Certificates Available For The Give Me 20 Challenge?

No, individual incentives are not part of the Give Me 20 Challenge. However, there is a sweepstakes that participants can enter upon completion of the challenge.

Allergies

My Child Has Allergies/Is Gluten-Free. Is There An Alternative To The Personal Pan Pizza?

For questions about food allergies, please see our online allergen tool or contact our customer hotline.

Program Information

Visit our enrollment page to get started. If you do not see your school name when you search by zip code, please first verify that you have the correct zip code. Then, click on Can't Find Your School? At the bottom of the page. This will walk you through adding your school to our program.

If you receive a notice that your enrollment was denied, it means that your school did not meet BOOK IT! Program criteria. If you have further questions, please contact the BOOK IT! Team.
Please contact the BOOK IT! Team for assistance.
Yes, but you will need to create separate accounts and use unique email addresses for each enrollment.
For complete rules and entry information, please see our giveaway page.
Teacher Dashboard Information

There is a forgot password request link on the dashboard login page. This will send you an email to reset your password. Be sure to check your junk and spam folders if you do not see the email. Please note that if you request a password reset multiple times, only the most recent email link will be active.

For homeschools, students are added at the time of enrollment. If you need to make adjustments to your student count or information, please contact the BOOK IT! Team.

For teachers, please see our digital guide for detailed instructions on deleting, adding or updating student records.

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General Questions What is the BOOK IT! Program? BOOK IT! is a reading incentive program created by Pizza Hut in 1984. We empower teachers to motivate their students to read by providing Reading Award Certificates®, good for a free, one-topping Personal Pan Pizza® from Pizza Hut®. This program is free to schools.

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I called some  parents  on yesterday and was informed that they had  purchased a computer for their child. Yay!! I have so many parents that are reaching out and working with their child at home.  I posted an Istation challenge for next week for my students. I am going to mail the winner a pizza gift card.

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First In Math is on Clever... and as a self-proclaimed Math Queen... I'm over the moon. :-)

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First In Math is on Clever... and as a self-proclaimed Math Queen... I'm over the moon. :-)

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The packets are great.  Accessing Clever and using Newsela are also being recommended. 

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The packets are great.  Accessing Clever and using Newsela are also being recommended. 

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Check out this link- Microsoft Stream where you can stream live videos for your students!

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Check out this link- Microsoft Stream where you can stream live videos for your students!

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http://www.cobblearning.net/ccsdintech/

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