Literacy Week Activities 1/27-1/31

Literacy Week -Last day to donate books to participate in the Book Swap is Wednesday, 1/29.

Please see below for a list of dates/times/locations for our Literacy Week activities/events! Please note, during all activities/events participants must abide by School/District Policies and Student Code of Conduct. 

Date	Time(s)	Location(s)	Event/Activity
Monday, 1/27/20	All Day	Whole School	Thinking cap day (wear a hat)
Tuesday, 1/28/20	All Day (socks)    During transitions  (pictures)	Whole School (socks)    Hallways (pictures)	Sock it to Reading (wear crazy socks)    Teachers and students have an Instagram picture taken with a favorite book and the hashtag #MMSREADS
Wednesday, 1/29/20	All Day	Whole School  sports team attire   ELA classes (DEAR)	Be a good sport and READ (wear favorite sports team attire)    DEAR day for ELA classes
Thursday, 1/30/20	Lunch times	Cafeteria (mustache)    Room 8 (Book Swap)	"Mustache" me about my favorite book (wear a mustache and have a favorite book in mind to tell others about)    Book Swap Café (PTSA)
Friday, 1/31/20	All day (dress up)    Lunch times (Book Swap)	Whole School (dress up)    Room 8 (Book Swap)	Character/Dictionary dress up day (wear t-shirt showing favorite book character/quote, or word with dictionary definition)    Book Swap Café (PTSA)

 

 

 

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