Alouette Library Learning Commons: How to do Reading Link

See how well you know each book!  Test yourself on a personal Kahoot!  You might even make the podium!

Caterpillar Summer by Gillian McDunn Kahoot!  29 Questions  Game PIN: 04689750

Dragons in a Bag by Zetta Elliott Kahoot! 20 Questions  Game PIN: 0316940

Jada Sly, Artist and Spy by Sherri Winston

Rez Dogs by Joseph Bruchac  17 Questions Game PIN: 05123063

Song for a Whale by Lynne Kelly Kahoot!  20 Questions Game PIN: 05897447

The Wild Robot by Peter Brown 23 Questions  Game PIN: 09052236

First of all, congratulations!  You've made it onto a Reading Link team.  Because you chose to be part of Reading Link,  you will be challenged and stretched in lots of directions!

December: 

• Return your signed permission form. 
• Put all your Reading Link papers in a duotang to keep them organized. 
• Think about why you joined Reading Link and what do you hope to get out of it.
• Get a FVRL Library card if you would like to get Reading Link books from the public library.  Learn how to access their audio books and digital content. 
• Read your first book over the holidays.  

January:  

• Read two books.  There are a lot of proper nouns in the beginning of books because the author is introducing the settings, the characters and important things. Use your Q & A sheet to write down 5 questions for each book.  Write down the page number where we can check the answer.
• Come up with a team name and cheer.

February:  

• Read two more books.   
• Start meeting with your team. 
•  Make a beautiful poster on an 11 X 17 piece of paper.  Use the whole page, have a border, your team name, and some cool visuals.  Make sure all your names are on the poster. 
• Pair up with someone who has read the same book as you.  Add anything you missed to your A-Z Proper nouns sheet.  
• Quiz each other using your Q & A sheets

March:  

• Read the last book.  You know the drill!.  
• Get ready to do some practice challenges via Kahoot with Mrs. Waterman!

For each book:

• Fill out an A-Z Proper Nouns sheet and write 5 questions (and answers on the back)  on the Question Sheet provided.  If you need more sheets, they are in the File Folder on the Reading Link table in the library.
• When you finish a book, check it off in the duotang in your class.  You can also hole punch your Reading Link bookmark as well.  When you finish a Proper Noun Sheet, check it off.  Don't worry if you missed some proper nouns, the rest of your team is doing it too and you can add anything you missed.  Work together.
• Test your knowledge by participating in the Personal Kahoot Challenges.  Mrs. Waterman will post the links here in January.