Next Gen Learning
📖 READING (40 Lessons) • 🟠 E. Reading Projects
Celebrate a year of reading growth by sharing favorite books and reading memories, and by choosing one or two goals for next year.
A Reading Celebration Day is a time to stop and notice how far you have come as a reader.
On this special day you can:
You might say:
Today, you will plan your own Reading Celebration. You will pick books, choose memories, and get ready to share your reading story with someone you trust.
Picture strip: Reading party for your brain
How to use this mini-book:
On your paper, make a "Reading Celebration" page: favorite book, favorite reading memory, and one goal for next year.
Frames: "One book I loved was…" "My favorite memory was…" "Next year I want to…"
Getting ready
Ms. Green says, "Today is our Reading Celebration Day!"
She asks everyone to bring a favorite book.
The class puts their books on a special "We Love Reading" table.
Sharing favorites
Each child picks up a book and says, "One book I loved this year was…"
They tell what the book is about and why they liked it.
The room is full of stories, smiles, and proud readers.
Remembering the year
Ms. Green asks, "What reading moments do you remember?"
Some children remember learning new sight words.
Others remember reading jokes, poems, and animal facts together.
Looking ahead
At the end, each child makes a small reading goal for next year.
They write, "Next year I want to…" and share with a partner.
Now it is your turn to celebrate your reading year and choose goals for what comes next.
Read each situation. Drag the best sentence to plan a kind and joyful Reading Celebration Day. Chips stay in their own question. Then press "Check sentences."
You want to get ready for Reading Celebration Day.
A good first step is:
Your teacher says, "Think about a favorite reading memory from this year."
A helpful plan is:
Many people helped you become a stronger reader.
A kind celebration idea is to:
You want to show how you changed as a reader this year.
A strong way to say it is:
Part of your celebration is choosing a reading goal for next year.
A good kind of goal is:
You made a Reading Celebration page.
To complete your celebration, you might:
Your classmates are sharing their own reading celebrations.
A respectful choice for you is to:
On Reading Celebration Day you think about your hard work.
A healthy thought is:
You notice that some classmates read faster or slower than you.
A kind thought during the celebration is:
On "Reading Celebration Day," the most important thing is to .