Around the same time I contemplated displaying my reading goal, I was inspired by this post from the Book Bug in which she shared a book goal chart she created for her media center. I created a grid in Microsoft Word, added the numbers from 1 through 120, and then enlarged it using our poster maker. I created a title in Print Shop and added it to the top, announcing my goal to students and staff. Each time I finish a book, I print a small picture of the book cover and add it to the poster.
The display has generated a good bit of attention so far. A group of incredulous third graders recently asked, "You like Lunch Lady too?!"
I just found your blog (from The Centered School Library) and loved this post. I love the idea of posting your reading list. The kids are all the time asking me my favorite books or if I've read their favorite book.
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Hi Sara! Thanks for stopping by and sharing your blog. I am your newest follower!
DeleteLOVE this idea... Makes a great display... Thank you...
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