November Reading Challenge

[Denise]

1) Did you know that November is Picture Book Month? To celebrate, read a picture book you've never read before.
2) Celebrate National Native American Heritage Month by reading a book about Native American history or experience.
3) Read a book about a family. Then talk to your family about how the book's family is similar to and different from your own.
4) Read a graphic novel that has been adapted from a fiction or nonfiction book.
5) Get in the spirit of World Kindness Day, November 13, by sharing a memory of when someone was kind to you. Then read a book about kindness and compassion.

[Luca]

1) Did you know that November is Picture Book Month? To celebrate, read a picture book you've never read before. Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert
2) Celebrate National Native American Heritage Month by reading a book about Native American history or experience.
3) Read a book about a family. Then talk to your family about how the book's family is similar to and different from your own. A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle
4) Read a graphic novel that has been adapted from a fiction or nonfiction book. The Lightning Thief: The Graphic Novel by Rick Riordan
5) Get in the spirit of World Kindness Day, November 13, by sharing a memory of when someone was kind to you. Then read a book about kindness and compassion. Real Friends by Shannon Hale

[Jadyn]

1) Did you know that November is Picture Book Month? To celebrate, read a picture book you've never read before.
2) Celebrate National Native American Heritage Month by reading a book about Native American history or experience.
3) Read a book about a family. Then talk to your family about how the book's family is similar to and different from your own.
4) Read a graphic novel that has been adapted from a fiction or nonfiction book.
5) Get in the spirit of World Kindness Day, November 13, by sharing a memory of when someone was kind to you. Then read a book about kindness and compassion.