Making Summer Reading Fun And Exciting
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Making Summer Reading Fun and Exciting
Summary:
Encouraging kids to read during summer can be as challenging as getting them to clean their rooms or eat Brussels sprouts. However, choosing books that are both fun and engaging can transform summer reading into an adventure.
Revamped Article:
Encouraging kids to read during July and August might feel like convincing them to tidy their rooms or eat their vegetables. Thankfully, there's a simple way to make summer reading more appealing: select books that are both entertaining and engaging.
One excellent choice is "A Treasure's Trove" by Michael Stadther. This beautifully illustrated fairy tale, which became a New York Times best-seller, has captured the hearts of children and families alike. With hidden clues that sparked a nationwide treasure hunt, it has been a favorite at schools across North America and even featured at the White House Easter Egg Roll.
Set in the enchanting Great Forest, the story appeals to both boys and girls. It weaves a compelling narrative of friendship, greed, good and dark fairies, and the power of love over fear. Packed with action, suspense, and romance, it highlights important themes such as family values, cooperation, and environmental stewardship.
Katie Mullins, a third-grade teacher at Degan Elementary School in Lewisville, Texas, praises the book, saying, "This book's value is truly in the words and excitement on the kids' faces."
Additional Resources:
To further enrich the reading experience, a "Treasure's Trove Teachers' Guide" is available. Created with input from top educational advisors, this guide is full of puzzles and activities related to reading comprehension, poetry, music, map skills, problem-solving, and critical thinking. The first 1,000 educators who register online will receive a complimentary copy of "A Treasure's Trove," along with a puzzle book companion and the official solution guide.
In September 2006, the book's sequel, "Secrets of the Alchemist Dar," is set to launch alongside a global treasure hunt. Author Michael Stadther plans to visit schools and read to students in grades 3 and up. Teachers and principals interested in hosting an author visit can sign up early at www.atreasurestrove.com/schools.
"A Treasure's Trove" is available in both hardcover and softcover at major bookstores and online platforms like Amazon.com. By choosing engaging titles like these, summer reading can become a delightful and enriching experience.
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