Family Literacy Day is WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27th!
What will you do as a family to celebrate?
Look for ideas at https://abclifeliteracy.ca/all-programs/family-literacy-day/
READING IS THE ROOT!
Family Literacy Day is WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27th!
What will you do as a family to celebrate?
Look for ideas at https://abclifeliteracy.ca/all-programs/family-literacy-day/
Our theme for the Library this year is Reading is the Root. I love all the imagery this them has to offer.
Your challenge – to design a logo that represents this theme. It can simply be a picture or a graphic designer on the computer, your choice. I will accept entries until Thursday, November 26th, 2020. The image should embody the slogan “reading is the root” and needs to be your original design. One design will be selected from primary and another from intermediate.
People read for many reasons – to learn, to connect to the world around them and because it is fun.
But really, that is not all….
Reading also :
Want one more reason? Ok – how about free entertainment. Step away from your device, computer , television or video games for a little while, crack open a book, and fill yourself up with all the beauty and joy that a good book can offer
THE CONTEST:
Our theme for the Library this year is Reading is the Root. I love all the imagery this them has to offer.
Your challenge – to design a logo that represents this theme. It can simply be a picture or a graphic designer on the computer, your choice. I will accept entries until Thursday, November 26th, 2020. The image should captivate the slogan “reading is the root” and needs to be your original design. One design will be selected from primary and another from intermediate.
Many parents read to their children when they are babies and toddlers. Many studies show that this activity significantly decreases by age 8, when many school-aged children are able to read on their own .
Reading with your child is a special bonding time: do it with them as long as they will let you!
Reading Aloud to your child:
J. K. Rowling has written a new book for children: The Ickabog!
In light of the pandemic, she will be releasing a few chapters per week on https://www.theickabog.com/home/.
She is hosting a contest for students to illustrate the book! All of the details are on her website. https://www.theickabog.com/competition/
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