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Best Book In Earth |
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Best Book In Earth program was developed to foster a love of reading within our students. Reading is the basic foundation of all learning, thus we saw the importance of teaching our students that reading is not only important for their academic futures, but it can also be fun. Our librarian, Linda Thompson, along with a group of teachers developed the program and came up with the requirements for students to participate along with the timeline of the program. |
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Student Requirements |
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Students must earn a 70 or better and book must be at student reading level. |
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- 2nd Grade - 9 books total (minimum of 3 nonfiction & 6 fiction) |
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- 3rd Grade - 10 books total (minimum of 4 nonfiction & 6 fiction) |
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- 4th Grade - 11 books total (minimum of 5 nonfiction & 6 fiction) |
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- 5th Grade - 12 books total (minimum of 5 nonfiction & 7 fiction) |
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Timeline |
2025 |
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January 9-10 |
Introduce program to students |
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January 20 |
Start date - Schedule time to take class to library to checkout books |
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February 23 |
Ballot box note sent out to students |
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February 25-28 |
Ballot boxes brought to school (Winner selected February 28th) |
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February 28 |
Teachers to send Mrs. Thompson estimated number of students attending celebration |
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March4 |
Last day to take tests (All books back to library) |
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March 4 |
Voting Day in library (students will need voter registration cards to vote) |
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March 5 |
Teachers send winner list to Mrs. Thompson (most words read & highest comprehension) BEFORE NOON |
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March 7 |
Best Book In Earth Celebration/Pizza Party |
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