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Escambia County Schools Escambia County Schools District Secondary ELA Department Monday, Send out an interesting text on literacy to school district employees. January 25 This text can be a graph, article, video clip, etc… Encourage district employees to post what they are reading on their office or classroom door! Tuesday, Send out an interesting text on literacy to school district employees. January 26 This text can be a graph, article, video clip, etc… 40th Annual Sandy Sansing Spelling Bee Wednesday, Send out an interesting text on literacy to school district employees. January 27 This text can be a graph, article, video clip, etc… 40th Annual Sandy Sansing Spelling Bee Thursday, Send out an interesting text on literacy to school district employees. January 28 This text can be a graph, article, video clip, etc… 40th Annual Sandy Sansing Spelling Bee Friday, Send out an interesting text on literacy to school district employees. January 29 This text can be a graph, article, video clip, etc… Escambia County Schools Bailey Middle School Monday, Word of the Day -Global Citizenship Theme January 25 Sunshine State Young Readers Innovation Center Display Tuesday, Word of the Day-Global Citizenship Theme January 26 Sunshine State Young Readers Innovation Center Display Recognition of Reading Class Superstars Wednesday, Word of the Day-Global Citizenship Theme January 27 Sunshine State Young Readers Innovation Center Display Thursday, Word of the Day-Global Citizenship Theme January 28 Sunshine State Young Readers Innovation Center Display Friday, Word of the Day-Global Citizenship Theme January 29 Sunshine State Young Readers Innovation Center Display Escambia County Schools Bellview Middle School Ongoing Sunshine Book Talks (book talks led by various students on the Events morning news show) Door decorating contest Monday, Million Minute Marathon January 25 Door decorating contest begins (book themed) Tuesday, Begin creating quilt squares for the book quilt January 26 Wednesday, Root Word Bingo in Media Center during Compass January 27 Sock-It-To-Reading (crazy socks) Thursday, Root Word Bingo in Media Center during Compass January 28 Family Literacy Night Friday, Book quilt laminated and on display January 29 Judge door decorating contest Escambia County Schools Brown-Barge Middle School Monday, Teachers Read-aloud: Teachers read Feathers by Jacqueline January 25 Woodsoon for 30 minutes. Tuesday, Feathers Trivia Questions: Innovative Center Specialist poses trivia January 26 questions on the morning show for students answer about the section of Feathers that was read yesterday. Wednesday, Teachers Read-aloud: Teachers read Feathers by Jacqueline January 27 Woodsoon for 30 minutes. Thursday, Feathers Trivia Questions: Innovative Center Specialist poses trivia January 28 questions on the morning show for students answer about the section of Feathers that was read yesterday. Friday, Students create a bookmark that represents the story of Feathers. January 29 Bookmarks will be judged in a contest. Escambia County Schools Ernest Ward Middle School Monday, “Literacy Changes Our World” door decorating contest January 25 Tuesday, Students will read short stories on how literacy changes our world January 26 Wednesday, Students will read short stories on how literacy changes our world January 27 Thursday, Students will read short stories on how literacy changes our world January 28 Students will create a book jacket for their favorite short story Friday, Students will read short stories on how literacy changes the world January 29 Door decorating contest winner announced Escambia County Schools Ferry Pass Middle School Monday, Student Read Aloud: VOTE by Gary Paulsen on CCTV January 25 Promote a book contest Morning New Civics Trivia with book prizes Tuesday, Student Read Aloud: VOTE by Gary Paulsen on CCTV January 26 Promote a book contest Morning New Civics Trivia with book prizes Wednesday, Student Read Aloud: VOTE by Gary Paulsen on CCTV January 27 Promote a book contest Morning New Civics Trivia with book prizes Thursday, Student Read Aloud: VOTE by Gary Paulsen on CCTV January 28 Promote a book contest Morning New Civics Trivia with book prizes Friday, Student Read Aloud: VOTE by Gary Paulsen on CCTV January 29 Promote a book contest Morning New Civics Trivia with book prizes Escambia County Schools RANSOM MIDDLE SCHOOL Mon – Fri. Door Decorating Contest – Each classroom teacher will decorate the outside of their door to represent Literacy Week. Monday, Wear a College Colors because reading is going to take YOU places! January 26 All students will read 20 minutes for the Million Minute Marathon (Research Class) Tuesday, Wear camouflage (or brown/green) because you can get lost in good January 27 books! All students will read for 20 minutes for the Million Minute Marathon (Research Class) Wednesday, “Hats off to Books” - Wear a hat January 28 All students will read for 20 minutes for the Million Minute Marathon (Research Class) Thursday, Sock-It-To-Reading: Staff, faculty, and students will wear crazy socks January 29 All students will read for 20 minutes for the Million Minute Marathon (Research Class) Friday, Tiger Spirit Day…Celebrate literacy by dressing up in school colors January 30 Book club meeting in the Library 3rd, 4th, and 5th Period All students will read for 20 minutes for the Million Minute Marathon (Research Class) Winners will be announced for: Door decorating Contest on Tiger TV in the morning. Escambia County Schools Warrington Middle School Daily Events Million Minute Read-a-Thon: Students read book of choice during Research for 20 minutes each day. Teacher dance battle/words of encouragement for reading – shown each morning on the morning news. Bulletin board with teacher holding their favorite book over face (up to eyes). Students submit guesses for which teacher is being shown. Literacy quote/statistic shared each afternoon during announcements. Monday, Door decorating contest tied to theme “Literacy Changes our World” January 25 Teachers and students decorate together. Tuesday, Teachers wear “I read because…” pins and open conversation with January 26 students. Wednesday, Military read-aloud during lunches January 27 Thursday, Sock-It-To-Reading: Staff, faculty, and students will wear crazy January 28 socks (craziest socks win prize). Friday, Door judging – winner pies Literacy Coach in the face. January 29 Book giveaway to all Warrington students. Escambia County Schools Woodham Middle School Ongoing Activity Visit the Innovation Center and Check out a book to receive a Reading Tattoo Monday, Million Minute Marathon All students will read for 20 minutes January 25 during homeroom Innovation Center Activities: Bookmark Contest rd Start our 3 Annual Book Quilt Students and Faculty will come to the Innovation Center and create quilt squares about their favorite book. Tuesday, Continue with Innovation Center Activities: January 26 Bookmark Contest (Ends today) rd Our 3 Annual Book Quilt” Students and Faculty will come to the Innovation Center and create quilt squares about their favorite book Wednesday, Sock-It-To-Reading Faculty and students will wear crazy socks to January 27 school. Each homeroom will choose their craziest socks, take a picture on the Chromebooks and submit to Shark U Google classroom. Administration will reward a winner in each grade level. Continue with Innovation Center Activities: rd Our 3 Annual Book Quilt” Students and Faculty will come to the Innovation Center and create quilt squares about their favorite book Thursday, Hats off for Reading Students will purchase an armband for $1 so January 28 that they can wear a hat during the school day. Continue with Innovation Center Activities: rd Our 3 Annual Book Quilt” Students and Faculty will come to the Innovation Center and create quilt squares about their favorite book Friday, Read for Ten Students will visit the Innovation Center, check out a January 29 book or magazine, read for ten minutes using a timer, and then receive a sweet treat as a reward. Continue with Innovation Center Activities: rd Our 3 Annual Book Quilt” Students and Faculty will come to the Innovation Center and create quilt squares about their favorite book Escambia County Schools Workman Middle School Monday, Mad Hatter Monday (wear your favorite hat) January 25 DEAR during compass Door Decorating Contest Tuesday, Twin Tuesday (you and a friend dress alike) January 26 DEAR during compass Family Literacy Night Wednesday, Wacky Wednesday (wear your wacky socks) January 27 DEAR during compass Flip the Page with Washington High School Thursday, Thursday Think on this….A poem in my pocket (write and recite January 28 your poem in ELA classes) DEAR during compass Friday, Fanatic Fantasy Friday January 29 (wear your favorite team jersey and have your favorite author’s name or favorite book title attached to jersey) DEAR during compass Escambia County Schools Escambia High School Ongoing school Battle of the Books team meetings and preparation literacy events Kickoff for Florida Teen Reads in the Innovation Center and the cafeteria. Students may enter a drawing during lunch. At the end of the week, we will draw student names and give away copies of the Florida Teen Reads books. SSR (Sustained Silent Reading) will be encouraged in all classes. Monday, Spotlight an author and/or book through GNN January 25 Student-created book trailers to be displayed throughout the closed circuit screens in the school hallway. Tuesday, Spotlight an author and/or book through GNN January 26 School-wide reading/writing activity: Each class will read a current event article specific to the content-area and write a short response to an essential question relating to the article. Student-created book trailers to be displayed throughout the closed circuit screens in the school hallway. Wednesday, Spotlight an author and/or book through GNN January 27 Student-created book trailers to be displayed throughout the closed circuit screens in the school hallway. Thursday, Spotlight an author and/or book through GNN January 28 Student-created book trailers to be displayed throughout the closed circuit screens in the school hallway.
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