Welcome! This wiki is sponsored by School Library Media Services (SLMS) in the Office of Standards and Support, Division of Standards and Learning, at the South Carolina Department of Education. You will find resources here to facilitate literacy development across the curriculum.
Monthly Reading Calendars
SLMS publishes a monthly reading activities calendar. Please share this link and the calendar with students, parents, teachers, library media specialists, and others who may find these calendars helpful in encouraging young people to read for recreation and for information.
Elementary (Grades K-5) Calendars
Summer Word Search
Applesauce Cinnamon Ornaments Recipe
Making a Time Capsule
Secondary (Grades 6-12) Calendars
September Trivia Answers
October Trivia Answers
November Trivia Answers
NO BOOK LEFT UNREAD
2009 Summer Reading Program
Sponsored by
The South Carolina Department of Education
Follett Library Resources
The Reading Warehouse
The South Carolina Association of School Librarians
Participants in the 2009 No Book Left Unread Summer Reading Program read 31,809,861 pages between June 1 and August 31, 2009
14,885 students from 299 schools, including the SC Virtual High School, representing 62 districts participated
Scott's Branch High School (Clarendon School District 1) is the Top Reader Leader School
with 1,859,227 pages!
Wando High School (Charleston County Schools) is also a Top Reader Leader School
with 1,360,049 pages!
Congratulations to all the Reader Leader Schools, Students, and Faculty/Staff Members.
Formal presentations and recognitions will be made during the Awards Luncheon at the annual conference of The South Carolina Association of School Librarians on March 25, at the Charleston Area Convention Center.
The purpose of No Book Left Unread is to encourage students to engage in self-selected reading to learn the fun, recreation, and pure enjoyment that reading gives. To that end, we do not have any required reading lists associated with our summer reading program. We do have suggested reading lists (see section below) for student and adult participants. Student participants may also be interested in reading the South Carolina Association of School Librarians Book Award Nominees for the Picture Book, Children's Book, Junior Book, and Young Adult Book Awards. These nominee lists are available online at http://www.scasl.net/bookawards./index.htm.
Suggested Reading Lists
These suggested reading lists are updated annually and the new lists published in January. For inclusion on any of the lists (except the Book Series lists), a book must have been published within five years from the current calendar date and must have at least two favorable reviews from a notable review source. Send suggestions for considerations to malewine@ed.sc.gov.
2008 Suggested Reading Lists
2009 Suggested Reading Lists
Suggested Titles for Professional Reading
Standards
South Carolina Standards for School Library Resource Collections
Alignment of SC ELA Content Standards and Information-Media-Technology Literacy Skills
Other Literacy Resources and Activities
Information-Media-Technology Literacy
Resources to facilitate 21st Century teaching and learning to help students learn and master information-media-technology literacy are available online at http://icts-sc.pbworks.com. New resources and links are added regularly so you are encouraged to bookmark the site and visit often.
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