42nd Annual Language Arts Conference Thursday, February 22nd & Friday, February 23rd Sheraton Centre Hotel, Toronto, Ontario

Mary Walsh Thursday Special Opening Presentation THE FOTOGRAPHERZ Humble The Poet Laura Numeroff Thursday Luncheon Keynote Friday Breakfast Keynote JOE PASSARETTI Linden MacIntyre Candy Palmater Thursday Banquet Keynote Friday Luncheon Keynote REGISTRATION INFORMATION/FORM Celebrate Reading at the 2018 Conference SPECIAL OPENING PRESENTATION featuring Canadian icon Mary Walsh sharing Crying for The Moon: the Road to Becoming an Author Acclaimed comedian Mary Walsh is best known for her multi-Gemini-Award- winning work on CBC’s , the long-running satiric current events program she created, and which showcases her dynamic range of hilarious characters. Outside of her work in television and film, Mary is also a respected mental health and addiction awareness advocate who shares her prior experience with alcoholism in an effort to create change in the lives of others. Mary wrote, produced and starred in the Gemini award-winning show Hatching, Matching and Dispatching, and was nominated for two for her performances in the feature films Crackie and New Waterford Girl. Her recent television credits include appearances on Republic of Doyle, Rookie Blue, and on HBO Canada’s Sensitive Skin, which garnered her a 2017 Canadian Screen Award nomination. Mary is also known for appearing in the films Mambo Italiano; The Divine Ryans with Pete Postlethwaite; Violet, in which she played the title role; and most recently in The Grand Seduction and Closet Monster, which were official selections at TIFF 2014 and 2015, respectively. Among her many awards and honorary doctorates, Mary is also the recipient of the Order of Canada and the Governor General’s Lifetime Achievement Award in the Performing Arts. Note: This is a complimentary and ticketed event with limited seating. No other workshop sessions will be provided during this time. As an alternative, we suggest you use this time to visit the exhibitors’ display. MEAL KEYNOTES that should not be missed include…

HUMBLE THE POET Thursday Luncheon Keynote Do Make Songs until the End of the World \ Kanwer Singh aka Humble The Poet is a Toronto-bred MC/Spoken Word artist with an aura that embodies the diversity and resiliency of one of the world’s most unique cities. With tattoos, beard, head wrap and a silly smile, Humble commands attention. He stimulates audiences with ideas that challenge conventional wisdom and go against the grain, with dynamic live sets that shake conventions and minds at the same time. Humble brings fresh tracks and huge truths from his own life every week on his popular YouTube THE FOTOGRAPHERZ channel. His distinctive style and point of view have also been featured on popular television programs like CBC’s Canada Reads, where he took home the trophy for his unique defense of the Giller Prize winning novel Fifteen Dogs by Andre Alexis. Humble recently released a new EP titled Righteous/Ratchet featuring new spoken word poetry and tracks that’s available now via iTunes and Spotify. His two self-published volumes in his UnLearn series are available via Amazon books and other online retailers. Be sure to subscribe to Humble’s YouTube channel as he takes you along through his life, his music and his words: www.youtube. com/humblethepoet

LINDEN MACINTYRE Thursday Banquet Keynote A Yearning to Learn Linden MacIntyre is a distinguished broadcast journalist who has won ten for his work. For 24 years he was the co- host of The Fifth Estate. His bestselling first novel, The Long Stretch, was nominated for a CBA Libris Award and his boyhood memoir, Causeway: A Passage from Innocence, won both the Edna Staebler Award for Creative Nonfiction and the Evelyn Richardson Prize. His second novel, The Bishop’s Man, was a #1 national bestseller, won the Scotiabank Giller Prize, the Dartmouth Book Award and the JOE PASSARETTI CBA Libris Fiction Book of the Year Award, among other honours. The books that followed, Why Men Lie (2012) and Punishment (2014) were both critically-acclaimed national bestsellers. MacIntyre’s latest book is The Only Café. LAURA NUMEROFF Friday Breakfast Keynote If You Give A Child A Book Laura Joffe Numeroff is the New York Times bestselling author of If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, Raising a Hero, and What Mommies Do Best/What Daddies Do Best. She was born in Brooklyn, New York, and graduated from Pratt Institute. Laura grew up as the youngest of three girls, surrounded by art, music, and books. An avid animal lover, Laura has always wanted to write a book about service dogs. She now lives in Los Angeles, California.

CANDY PALMATER Friday Luncheon Keynote The Road Less Travelled Candy Palmater is a recovered lawyer turned feminist comic. She is an actor, writer, columnist, international speaker, activist, comedian and multiple award-winning TV and radio personality, and has executive produced three films on Mi’kmaw culture. As valedictorian of her class at Dalhousie Law School, Candy went on to practice Labour and Aboriginal law in a large corporate firm until show biz came knocking. Before pursuing entertainment full time, Candy directed First Nations education for the Nova Scotia Department of Education for a decade. She is currently working on a Masters of Education at St. Francis Xavier University and has taught in the Transition Year program at Dalhousie University. Candy is the creator and star of her own national, multiple award-winning TV series, The Candy Show (APTN). She has a role on the Trailer Park Boys S10 (NETFLIX), appeared in Call Me Fitz (HBO Canada) and Sex and Violence (OutTV), and received a Screen Nova Scotia nomination for her role on Forgive Me (Superchannel). Candy’s a Broadcaster with CBC Radio One where she has hosted: The Candy Palmater Show, Q, DNTO and currently appears on Because News and The Next Chapter. You can hear Candy’s voice as the Narrator of CBC TV series True North Calling, and you may remember her as a panelist on Canada Reads 2017, defending The Break. Candy has written and hosted many broadcasts including Ab Day Live, the Indspire Awards, and the imagineNATIVE Film Fest Awards Show. She has also just signed a book deal with HarperCollins for her first memoir, due out in the spring of 2019.

Don’t miss our 2018 SUPERSTAR SPEAKERS including Pam Allyn, Mary Bigler, Rachel Cooke, Debbie Diller, Joyce Grant, Adrienne Gear, Lori Jamison, Penny Kittle, Kristy Mraz, Jeff Nathan, Barbara Reid, Aisha & Joe Restoule General, Kevin Sylvester, Larry Swartz, to name a few.

Pam Allyn Mary Bigler Rachel Cooke Debbie Diller Joyce Grant Adrienne Gear Lori Jamison

Penny Kittle Kristy Mraz Jeff Nathan Barbara Reid Aisha & Joe Kevin Sylvester Larry Swartz Restoule General

MOBILE CONFERENCE GUIDE APP Maximize your conference experience by using our mobile conference guide featuring speaker information and any applicable handouts/reference material, session schedules, exhibitor lists, maps and much more! Best of all, it’s accessible from all devices with an Internet browser: smartphones, tablets, laptops, and even desktops. Register for the conference online and you will automatically be given a personal attendee profile page. How to Access our RFTLOI2018 Mobile Conference Guide App: Go to http://eventmobi.com/rftloi2018/ on your Internet browser to instantly access your mobile conference guide! Presenters ✓ = Offered once day of ✓✓ = Offered twice day of

SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLES INTENDED AUDIENCE THURSDAY FRIDAY Pam Allyn Every Child is a Super Reader K-3 ✓ Reading is Like Breathing In and Writing is Like Junior ✓ Breathing Out Neil Andersen Navigating Social Media Intermediate/Senior ✓ Media Literacy for the Fun of It General ✓ Joanne Babalis The Hundred Languages: Mini studio experiences JK/SK ✓✓ ✓ and insights to support our understanding of integrated learning with the revised Kindergarten Program document (2016) Mary Bigler Songs, Rhymes and Story Times K-6 ✓ ✓✓ Yannick Blier & Élaine Roy Des esprits curieux qui veulent apprendre: le General French/English French/ processus d’enquête dans la classe de français English / Inquiring minds want to know: The Inquiry Process in the language classroom Mars Bloch Inquiry and Technological Problem Solving as K-3 ✓ ✓ Contexts for Mathematical Thinking Heidi Bornstein & Mindful Educators - Resilient Students: An General ✓ ✓ Stephen Chadwick Experiential Approach Renée Bourgoin Interventions spécifiques pour soutenir les lecteurs French General French en langue seconde Activités pour soutenir les auteurs à s’auto-corriger French General French et s’auto-évaluer Nadia Kenisha Bynoe & Reading Our Way to a Culturally Relevant French/English K-3 French/ French/ Gayle David Classroom English English Rachel Cooke Informational Graphic Texts: A New Way of “Seeing” Intermediate/Senior ✓ ✓ and Understanding Literature Damian Cooper Taking a VOCAL Approach to Assessment - that is General ✓✓ ‘Validating Observation and Conversation When Assessing Learning’ Lesley Davidson & Beyond Decoding: Linking Thinking to Reading Primary 1-3 ✓ ✓ Heather Myrvold and Comprehending Using Book Clubs Eric Démoré ‘The Class Novel is Dead!’: Voice, Choice, and the Intermediate ✓ ✓ Self-Directed Reader Debbie Diller Making the Most of Small Groups Junior ✓ ✓ Growing Independent Learners: From Literacy K-3 ✓ ✓ Outcomes to Stations in K-3 Glen Downey The 10 Best Comics for Teaching Social Justice and Junior/Intermediate/ ✓ ✓ Global Awareness Senior Katya Ferguson Power and Pedagogy General ✓ ✓ Roy Fernandes & Barb Stoner Going Beyond the Classroom - experiential Junior/Intermediate ✓ ✓ education at it’s best Carolyn Filice & Roseann Harris Supporting Struggling Readers in the Primary Primary 1-3 ✓ ✓ Classroom Mary Fiore & Maria Luisa Lebar Leveraging Literacy to MOVE Math Primary/Junior (ELL) ✓ ✓ Adrienne Gear Powerful Understandings Primary/Junior ✓ Sensible Story Structures Primary/Junior ✓ Garfield Gini-Newman 5 Keys to Nurturing Creativity General ✓ Structures that Put Thinking at the Core of Learning General ✓ Joyce Grant Fake News: How to Spot It, and How to Teach Kids Junior/Intermediate (ELL) ✓ ✓ About It Roseann Harris, Miranda Kus, Integrating Numeracy into a Literacy Intervention Primary 1-2 ✓ ✓ John Morgan & Anna Pumo Susan Hopkins Self-Regulation and Reading K-3 K-3 ✓ Self-Regulation and Reading Grades 4-8 Junior/Intermediate ✓ Humble the Poet Do Make Songs until the End of the World General Luncheon Lori Jamison What Do You (Want To) Know? Research and K-1 ✓ ✓ Inquiry in K-1 Write On! Marvelous Minilessons for Teaching Junior/Intermediate ✓ Developing and Fluent Writers Heather Johnson & Breathing In, Breathing Out: Tools to Help Students General ✓ ✓ Wendy Burch Jones with Anxiety SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLES INTENDED AUDIENCE THURSDAY FRIDAY Diane Kashin The Links between Literacy, Nature and the JK/SK ✓ Principles of the Reggio Emilia Approach All You Need is the Sky: Using Children’s Books to JK/SK ✓ Support Nature Pedagogy Penny Kittle Focus on Writing Craft Intermediate/Senior ✓ ✓ The Balanced Reading Diet Intermediate/Senior ✓ ✓ Kristian Levey Embedding Inquiry Throughout the Day in Full-Day JK/SK ✓ ✓ Kindergarten Linden MacIntyre A Yearning to Learn General Banquet Aggie Maksimowska Writing from Life: Creative Nonfiction in the English Senior ✓ ✓ Classroom Cathy Marks Krpan Reading, Writing and Think-Alouds in K-6 K-6 ✓ ✓ Mathematics Classrooms Maria and Jim Martella AWE Books! – Achievement, Well-being & Equity in General ✓ ✓ Books Toni McCann Talking Equals Learning – Using Talk Structures to Primary 1-3 ✓ ✓ Promote Learning Sandra Mirabelli & Literacy & Science: Together is Better Junior/Intermediate ✓ Lionel Sandner Literacy & Science Together: It’s Critical! Intermediate/Senior ✓ Aideen Moss, Babe Blogging to Improve Reading Intermediate/Senior ✓ ✓ Santucci, Judy Eaton, Mary Jane DiGregorio Kristi Mraz Writing Workshop Is For Everyone K-3 ✓ ✓ Smarter Charts: Utilizing Powerful Tools For Junior ✓ ✓ Independent, Engaged Learners Jeff Nathan Inside the ADHD Mind: where it wanders, why it Primary/Junior ✓ ✓ wanders, and how to help it, along with the rest of the classroom, to flourish Susin Nielsen Confessions of a Word Nerd Intermediate/Senior ✓ Laura Numeroff If You Give A Child A Book General Breakfast Lana O’Reilly Exploration of an Inquiry JK/SK ✓ ✓ Kris Oliverio, Kaila O’Callaghan It Takes a Village… Our Journey to Foster Intermedate/Senior ✓ ✓ & Colette Fraser Comprehension in At-Risk Readers Candy Palmater The Road Less Travelled General Luncheon Dr. Bob Phillips – First Nations The KAIROS Blanket Exercise – an Interactive General ✓ ✓ Elder, Sara Anderson & Kathi Indigenous Literary Experience Tanel Barbara Reid Beyond the Blue Stripe K-6 ✓ ✓ Aisha & Joe Restoule General Indigenous Stories: Perspective Matters (K-8) K-8 ✓ ✓ Carol Ricker-Wilson Using Robust Questions to Open Up Texts Intermediate/Senior (ELL) ✓ ✓ Élaine Roy & Yannick Blier Connexion, communication et collaboration : General French/English French/ French/ l’apprentissage de la langue dans un contexte English English authentique / Connect, communicate and collaborate: Making language learning authentic for everyone John Scully Start Literacy Through Stop Motion Primary/Junior/ ✓ ✓ Intermediate (ELL) Melissa Seco Wonders, Sparks, & Inquiries: Using Picture Books JK/SK ✓ ✓✓ to Promote STEAM in the Kindergarten Program Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch A Child in War Primary/Junior/ ✓ ✓ Intermediate Pam Strong Picture Books: A Place to Start or Continue LGBTQ+ K-8 ✓ ✓ Conversations in the Elementary Classroom Larry Swartz TAKE ME TO YOUR READER Junior ✓ ✓ Kevin Sylvester Use Humour to Trick Kids into Thinking General ✓ LOOSEN UP General ✓ David Tranter Strengthening Literacy Through Well-Being and K-8 ✓ ✓ Strengthening Well-Being Through Literacy Jeanette Voaden Creating Books Using Google Slides Junior/Intermediate (ELL) ✓ ✓ Ann Walmsley Prose and Cons: The Prison Book Club General ✓ ✓ Mary Walsh Crying for The Moon: the Road to Becoming an General Opening Author Presentation Brian Weishar, Dianne Fenner, Building Resilience in Adolescent Readers Intermediate/Senior ✓ Kim Slomka Tapping into the Text Intermediate/Senior ✓ Schedule of Events Delegates must be registered and may freely choose the sessions in which they are most interested. There is no advance session selection. Access to sessions is strictly limited to the maximum capacity indicated, and is on a first come, first served basis. Don’t miss this chance for professional development and a mid-winter recharge. Register today! Wednesday, February 21, 2018 7:00 pm - 7:30 pm Late registration pick-up — Concourse Level 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm Welcome Reception/Annual General Meeting All registered delegates and speakers are welcome.

This is an opportunity for delegates and speakers to meet informally prior to the presentations and workshops. Welcome Reception /Annual General Meeting Light Refreshments will be served with cash bar. Wednesday, February 21, 2018 • 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm The East York-Scarborough Reading Association Provincial Ballroom looks forward to welcoming all participants.

Thursday, February 22, 2018 8:00 am - 4:00 pm On-site registration (only if space available) — Concourse Level 8:15 am - 4:30 pm Exhibitors’ Display — Lower Concourse (only available to registered delegates) 8:30 am - 10:00 am Special Opening Presentation featuring Canadian icon Mary Walsh OR visit the Exhibitors’ Display 10:15 am - 10:45 am Health Break 10:45 am - 12:00 noon Presentations and Workshops 12:15 pm - 2:00 pm Luncheon with speaker Humble The Poet 12:45 pm - 2:00 pm Presentations and Workshops 2:15 pm - 3:30 pm Presentations and Workshops 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Cocktail Reception 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm Dinner Banquet with Linden MacIntyre and Reading Award Winners

Friday, February 23, 2018 8:00 am - 10:00 am On-site registration (only if space available) — Concourse Level 8:15 am - 4:00 pm Exhibitors’ Display — Lower Concourse (only available to registered delegates) 8:30 am - 10:00 am Breakfast with speaker Laura Numeroff 9:00 am - 10:15 am Presentations and Workshops 10:15 am - 10:45 am Health Break 10:45 am - 12:00 noon Presentations and Workshops 12:15 pm - 2:00 pm Luncheon with speaker Candy Palmater 12:45 pm - 2:00 pm Presentations and Workshops 2:15 pm - 3:30 pm Presentations and Workshops VISIT THE EXHIBITORS’ DISPLAY! Stroll through the exhibitor booths on the lower concourse. Meet publishers, Toronto book sellers, authors, illustrators and storytellers while buying some books and having them autographed. All of this, in one place for two days! Important Notes • Try to attend 3 sessions/workshops per day. • May we suggest... a bagged lunch for 12:45 - 2:00 pm sessions. • Access to the Exhibitors’ Display is only available to those who have registered as a delegate to the conference. • Meal function Keynote Speakers are an additional cost. • We kindly request that you refrain from wearing scented products to accommodate participants with fragrance sensitivities. Individual Registration Form Thursday, February 22nd & Friday, February 23rd

Complete one registration form per delegate. Photocopy if necessary. Register early to avoid disappointment. Online registration using Visa or MasterCard is available from September 1st, 2017 at www.readingfortheloveofit.com This mail-in registration form is only for delegates issuing personal or school board cheques. If you are pursuing funding to cover your conference fees, please secure said funds prior to completing and sending in your registration form.

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Check your choices in the boxes and fill in the amounts in the space provided. Registration Notes: Welcome Reception/Annual General Meeting □ No Cost 1. The Special Opening Presentation is a General Open Sessions (Meal Keynotes are not included in the daily or 2-day rate) ticketed event. Space is limited, so book early. 2-Day Rate □ $280.00 $______2. Daytime Meal Keynote Presentations are Thursday Only Rate □ $155.00 $______an additional cost. You must be registered as a delegate for either Thursday or Friday if Friday Only Rate □ $155.00 $______you want to purchase a breakfast or luncheon Student Teacher Thursday Only Rate □ $ 65.00 $______ticket for that day. Student Teacher Friday Only Rate □ $ 65.00 $______3. Those wishing to attend the Reception NOTE: MEAL FUNCTION KEYNOTE SPEAKERS ARE AN ADDITIONAL COST and Banquet on Thursday evening need Thursday Keynote Speakers not be registered for the daytime sessions. Tickets can be purchased independent of the Special Opening Presentation with Mary Walsh □ No Cost conference. (Limited seating) Luncheon Humble The Poet □ $ 60.00 $______Cocktail Reception (6:00pm) and Payment Notes Dinner Banquet (7:00pm) with 4. We only accept personal cheques or Linden MacIntyre and the Reading Award Winners school board cheques mailed in with this No. of Ticket(s)______(Limited Seating) □ $ 75.00 $______registration form. Friday Keynote Speakers 5. No postdated cheques and no faxed Breakfast Laura Numeroff □ $ 45.00 $______registrations. Luncheon Candy Palmater □ $ 60.00 $______6. There is a $50.00 charge for NSF cheques. Total Amount Enclosed (See Payment Notes) $______7. On-site registration is Cash / Cheque only. HST INCLUDED IN ALL PRICES BN 12127 1787 RT Make cheque payable to: East York-Scarborough Reading Association Refund Policy and mail with completed form to: East York-Scarborough Reading Association 8. All refund requests must be made in Attn: Erica Townson, 1315 Lawrence Avenue East, Unit 309, Toronto, ON M3A 3R3 writing, postmarked on or before Thursday, Confirmation of Registration November 30, 2017. Your official receipt, name tag, meal function ticket(s) and programme book will be 9. Refunds requested by telephone or e-mail sent to you if you register before February 9, 2018 across Canada, or February 16, 2018 cannot be honoured. in the Greater Toronto area. Otherwise you may pick them up on the concourse level 10. A $50.00 office fee is retained for each of the Sheraton Centre Hotel, downtown Toronto, when you arrive. request. No refunds will be given after Retain your official receipt as proof to your school board of having attended the Thursday, November 30, 2017. conference and for reimbursement. Concerns and Inquiries Office Use Only: Amount: $ Cheque #: Erica Townson @ 416-444-7473 or e-mail to Date Received: Received by: [email protected] East York-Scarborough Reading Association Board of Directors 2017-2018 Reading Council Executive and Committee Members, 2017-2018 TORONTO CATHOLIC DISTRICT PRESIDENT SECOND VICE PRESIDENT AND SCHOOL BOARD Marisa Liscio COMMUNICATIONS CHAIR Denise Canning Liz Blake Mike Francone FIRST VICE PRESIDENT AND Committee Members Marisa Liscio CONFERENCE PROGRAMME CHAIR Marguerite Campbell Teresa Paoli Denise Canning Denise Canning Brenda Stewart Committee Members Valerie Collins Joan Barrett Kelly Manning TORONTO DISTRICT Liz Blake Jane Milligan SCHOOL BOARD Marguerite Campbell José Molina Liz Blake Jill Eason Marguerite Campbell Mike Francone THIRD VICE PRESIDENT AND Lise Hawkins Lise Hawkins OUTREACH CHAIR Vangie Kalanderopoulos Vangie Kalanderopoulos Brian Svenningsen Kathy Lazarovits Kathy Lazarovits Committee Members Marisa Liscio Joan Barrett This is the slate of Directors presented to Nora Lovgren Valerie Collins serve you in the 2017-2018 year. Any other José Molina Jill Eason nominations will be taken from the floor at Teresa Paoli the Annual General Meeting. Nominated Nora Lovgren Tanya Reilly-Primaylon individuals must be members of the Natasha Serba Association, must agree to serve and Natasha Serba Stephanie Shore must be present at the AGM. Stephanie Shore Brenda Stewart Brenda Stewart Doris Wukasch Brian Svenningsen Rebecca Toombs TREASURER Mike Francone Assistant Jane Milligan Hotel Reservations Arrangements have been made for a reduced EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR rate for delegates wishing to stay at the Erica Townson Sheraton Centre Hotel, downtown Toronto from February 20th to the 25th, 2018. PERSONNEL CHAIRS President – Marisa Liscio Daily rates: Single/Double: $204.00/ Triple: Treasurer – Mike Francone $234.00/Quad: $264.00 *Tax (13% HST) and 2.66% Destination Marketing Tax (plus HST) is Committee Members extra. Note: Cancellation is 72 hours prior to arrival. Past President – Marguerite Campbell Vice President – Denise Canning Delegates are responsible for booking their own reservations directly with the hotel at 416-947-4955 ext. 4440 (or through Sheraton’s Central Reservation Office RECORDING SECRETARY at 1-888-627-7175). Please tell the hotel you are with the Reading Conference. Kelly Manning You may also book online: https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/Book/RFB20A The “cut-off date” for accepting reservations into this guest room block is CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Friday, February 5th, 2018. After the cut-off date, call for reservations and rates. Jane Milligan International delegates may reclaim taxes at border crossings. BY-LAW AND PROCEDURE CHAIR The Sheraton Centre, downtown Toronto Teresa Paoli 123 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON M5H 2H9 Phone: 1-888-627-7175 Fax: 416-947-4801 AWARDS CHAIR Featuring 2.5 acres of picturesque waterfalls, gardens and terraces, Marguerite Campbell the remarkable CAA/AAA four-diamond Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel is a refreshing oasis among Toronto’s downtown hotels. The superb location in the heart of the city’s theatre and entertainment district puts the The committees are comprised of members Sheraton just steps away from the Eaton Centre shopping mall and convenient to from the TCDSB and TDSB. numerous popular attractions.