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Volusia Elementary CLW 2020 Volusia County Schools January 27 – January 31, 2020 School Name: Champion Elementary Date School Activity Monday, January 27 Dear Time (instead of Morning News) Tuesday, January 28 Word Hat Day: kids can wear a word hat that they made at home (anyone with a hat gets a book eraser) Wednesday, Book Fair and turn in character bag contest paper to media. January 29 All the kids get the paper in media the week before with examples. Thursday, January 30 Book Fair Be a Reading Star and wear sunglasses Friday, January 31 Book Fair Any child on level 2 for RC will get a mystery prize Volusia County Schools January 27 – January 31, 2020 School Name: Chisholm Elementary Date School Activity Monday, January 27 Introduce weekly events on the a.m. news including: *Door Decorating contest (judging on Friday) *Storybook parade ( Friday) *Connect Ed: announcing events of the week & encourage families to read together Tuesday, * Announce Teacher & Student Book Swap ( teacher swap in workroom, student swap in location January 28 to be determined with tickets for donated books Wednesday, * Idiom/vivid vocabulary dress up (?) January 29 * Book chat on a.m. news Thursday, January 30 * Reading Marathon (teachers keep track of minutes read/# sent to district) with book buddies * Guest reader on a.m. news reads favorite book Friday, Storybook Parade- assembly in the cafe' with prizes for each grade level January 31 *Choose winner of door decorating contest Daily: Community Guest Readers: Teachers arrange/schedule guest readers on their own (Kona Ice, Firefighters, Police Officers, Mrs.Cuthbert, Mr. McGuirk) Faculty/Staff Twitter Shout Out: Share favorite books on Twitter ( Madison & Nicole) OR thank an author on Twitter! In Media for all classes: * Bookmark Contest * Graphic T- shirt designs for favorite book/author/text quote Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! January 27-January 31, 2020 School Name: Citrus Grove Monday, January 27 Kick up your heels for reading! Students & staff will wear silly socks to school to kick off Literacy Week. Tuesday, January 28 Techie Tuesday: Teachers will encourage literacy using a variety of technology resources throughout the school day such as Epic, Storyline Online, The International Children’s Digital Library, etc. Wednesday, January 29 Reading Buddies: Classes with pair up to read and/or complete a literacy activity. Thursday, January 30 Hungry for Reading! All students will listen to a read aloud during their lunchtime in the cafeteria. Friday, January 31 Flashlight Friday: Bring a flashlight for a special time of reading Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! January 27-January 31, 2020 School Name: Coronado Beach Elementary School Ongoing School Events Door Decorating Displays – classroom doors decorated to highlight an author or genre. Mystery Book – questions announced on the morning news every day; students guess the book title for a chance to win a prize. Monday, Crazy for Books! – wear your uniform inside out or backwards January 27 Mystery Book Door Decorating Display – classes begin working on their doors Tuesday, Be a Star – READ! – wear sunglasses January 28 Mystery Book – drawing and new question Door Decorating Display – continue working on doors Wednesday, Hats Off to Reading – wear your favorite hat January 29 Buddy Reading – buddy up with another class and read together. Mystery Book – drawing and new question Thursday, Reading Knocks Our Socks Off! – wear crazy socks January 30 Mystery Book – drawing and new question Door Decorating Displays – highlight on morning news Friday, Find Yourself in a Book (dress up as your favorite storybook character) January 31 Mystery Book – drawing Storybook Character Parade – 1:00-1:30pm – students and staff dress up as their favorite storybook character and parade around the campus. Kickoff for One School One Book (skit shown on news) The Miraaculous Journey of Edward Tulane Readers’ Café evening event in media center 5:30-7:00PM Trivia question drawings on news Trivia question drawings on news January Literacy Calendars due Winners announced on the news on Monday jidjfjfjijd Volusia County Schools j January 27 - January 31, 2020 ~ School Name: Oe.&l.f'IO ~leMenta.r:i Date School Activity Monday, Ot\~ ~b~ 101'\e, '&:hoo\ Uc.-'t--off ' January 27 "\N~ (\o c,t.ku'I ~( 'ooo'CI> •• -we.u.f c:X'O.""CA.\ Mc-~s. .. u~.1\-.\t. \? M1·n. l 1.\o(ar1. M\,\-0.Wflj laoo'C o" l'\t\N'O - cno.nc:-e.. hi \/\HY'\ a \o~\l tv(\,\Oll( dass .. Tuesday, rDint--\-o \.Jo()ctt-e -•t"°-s ...ouc;.e.- occ.l'\Cj1:. c.-ldf ·. · January28 ~<t 4a."l- WY\CI&- is '/W< .fu\loC•·~ ~re_1.VV.ea th-e co \of .'Oh1<-l- +ho.+ . ~ 'fOV.{ e.X\o1-ce (f1'c;;tion/ir~ t-.lOi\ 'ch<ln/wh1:+t H:.rnm~ llotctct'. 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Pcll>'tl.-fw ~tlvf cJc1.;s ldo1 a Volusia County Schools January 27 – January 31, 2020 School Name: Detona Lakes Elementary Date School Activity Monday, January 27 DEAR Time Story book potato contest Tuesday, January 28 Decorate a book mark Wednesday, Reading Buddies January 29 Thursday, Family Literacy Night January 30 Friday, Vocabulary Parade January 31 Volusia County Schools ' January 27 - January 31, 2020 School Name: \)\::.co~ \,\~°") ·'·'' .·. Date· Tuesday, January 28 ~~'\(:)\ (),_ ~~~'>\'Qi ~\~·(',N\\)\-11{\ \."'-. ~~ (9 l\'o'l'll-J ~if . °' ~\<..Q.; b"G~ {" "-' ~ Wednesday, January 29 ,'.,: i '{\·\\~ Thursday, January 30 Friday, January 31 Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! January 27-January 31, 2020 Please schedule DEAR time each day in your classroom Monday, Teachers and students featured on the morning news January 27 Bookmark contest - library Administrators will pass out bookmarks to students caught reading. Kick off the book Wishtree! Tuesday, Teachers and students featured on the morning news January 28 Bookmark contest - library Administrators will pass out bookmarks to students caught reading. Reading Buddies – arrange a good time for your class to read with another class Wednesday, Teachers and students featured on the morning news January 29 Bookmark contest - library Administrators will pass out bookmarks to students caught reading. Meet the Author -https://www.wishtreebook.com/#author Thursday, Teachers and students featured on the morning news January 30 Bookmark contest - library Administrators will pass out bookmarks to students caught reading. Have students write a poem. An acrostic using their name is always fun https://www.kidzone.ws/poetry/acrostic.htm Friday, Teachers and students featured on the morning news January 31 Bookmark Contest - library Administrators will pass out bookmarks to students caught reading. 100th Day of School! University High School Students will be around to read to classes. See Schedule Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! January 27 - 31, 2020 School Name: Forest Lake Elementary ALL WEEK • Door Decorating Fun: As a class, students will pick their favorite class book. The teacher and students will decorate doors based on their class' selection. • Turn in Books for Book Swap Tickets • PNN Book/Author Spotlights • Guest Readers on PNN-TBD • School Wide Read – The Spiffiest Giant in Town • School Wide Community Project to support School wide Read: Coat/Jacket Drive • Get Caught Reading Pictures-students that are caught reading throughout the week by faculty staff or admin will have pictures taken and displayed on the morning news. • Teachers Read Too-Can You Guess Who? Bulletin Board-pictures of faculty and staff. Monday, KICK OFF January 27 • Million Minute Reading Challenge • I “Mustache ” you to Read – Entire school wears fake mustaches to kick off the week • Read School Wide Read Book for pleasure Tuesday, VOCABULARY DAY January 28 • Classes read/discuss School Wide Read focusing on vocabulary • High School ROTC members will visit classrooms and read to our students. Wednesday, LEADERS ARE READERS January 29 • Classes read/discuss School Wide Read focus on Theme • Students are invited to wear a selected word (school appropriate) either pinned to their shirt, as a necklace tag, or as a headband. It will be their job to tell others about their Vocabulary Word when asked about it. Students may also dress to match their word if they’d like. Example: word is Frazzled – have the word frazzled pinned to shirt and dress to look like a frazzled person. Thursday, BOOK SWAP January 30 • School Wide Read discussion/ Kahoot • Students that have tickets from bringing in gently used/grade appropriate books will come to media center to select a book (or books) at the book swap.
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