Session 227: How to get Children Reading for Pleasure

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Images shared during the session:

I saw a brilliant wall display on here a couple of weeks ago – something similar to this #ukedchat pic.twitter.com/vZgYsNGg7t — Mr Allsop History (@MrAllsopHistory) November 6, 2014

#ukedchat reading book week Celebrating power of picture books. Class rdng areas that we celebrate, improve and swop. pic.twitter.com/HpngGUru5i — Helen Ann Davis (@helenanndavis1) November 6, 2014

#ukedchat This picture sums it up. Happiness is reading a book to your friends. pic.twitter.com/X6GBZxbU4B — Ellie & Mrs Jalland (@ElliePrimary1) November 6, 2014

@ukedchat this is our fun new environment for reading for pleasure, children love it. pic.twitter.com/NzwPIFMrn3 — Sheila Mouna (@sheilamouna) November 6, 2014

Promote reading by having a shelfie competition pic.twitter.com/kDJLwgJNTi — Dr Richard Farrow (@FarrowMr) November 6, 2014

#ukedchat We use puppets for children to reenact their favourite stories. They often make their own puppets. pic.twitter.com/K61iXDtqP2 — Ellie & Mrs Jalland (@ElliePrimary1) November 6, 2014

Finally found it. Every school should have one of these to encourage reading for pleasure #ukedchat #latetweet pic.twitter.com/Z92iQLBo23 — UKEdChat (@ukedchat) November 6, 2014