Reading marathon

If you want to try a 24 hour readathon, here are 5 readathon mistakes to avoid to have the best marathon reading experience!

A 24-hour readathon is an exciting way to immerse yourself in the world of books, challenge your reading stamina, and connect with fellow book lovers. Whether you’re participating in a commun…

Hi Readers! You all know how much of a planner I am. You can clearly see that from the 20 Things to do in 2020 post. While I am always organized in most matters, there is one important area where I am haphazard. And that, dear readers, is shockingly READING! I never plan on the

If you're aiming to read more books, or diversity your reading this year, then these reading challenges and readathons will help you to add extra titles to your list. For the purposes of this post, we've only listed book challenges that are hosted on blogs and websites, rather than via BookTubers, although we may add

2016 reading challenge

We had a Reading Marathon last Wednesday! I found this idea in the fall on a website and have no idea from who...if it was you, please let me know so I can give you credit! What is a Reading Marathon? It was 110 minutes of reading and writing and the kids loved it!!! The day started with the children getting a piece of large paper and folding into 6 squares. They took out the book that they were reading independently. I set my timer to keep everyone on task. Every ten minutes the children…

This is another idea taken from a 4th grade teacher at my previous school and I love it! It's called a "Reading Marathon" and the students love it! Materials: (for each child) -white paper, folded into 6 sections- plain printer paper or white construction paper will do -leveled text -crayons, colored pencils, pencil Time: about 90 minutes Pass out a book(should be the child's independent level) and a sheet of folded paper to each child. Students may use books that they are currently reading…

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24 hour readathons have taken the reading community by storm. Here are five ways you might not have thought of to keep you in the reading spirit whilst in the midst of a readathon.

So when I first started this post, I titled it My Bookish Goals for This Year and Beyond, and like I always do, did a search on my previous such posts. Turns out I had