Accelerated reader party ideas

Getting students to read can be difficult, especially 3rd-5th graders. Here are 5 reading incentive ideas for 3rd-5th graders that really work!

Keep your students motivated to hit their weekly and monthly reading goals by offering a little motivation or reward. Here are some of our favorite ideas.

I have been excitedly waiting for our first event in our new reading incentive program titled: Read Your Way to a Party! Our first 8 week session of this program is actually having our young library friends work on earning their way to a Cookie Party! This is our large wall display where we will keep track of who is earning an invitation to our first party. The program consists of two parts. One is library-related and the other can be completed outside the library for those who can only…

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This reading response book is a great way to have students reflect on the Accelerated Reader books they read in class, while also documenting each book's level and AR quiz score.

I can't believe we are in the last weeks of school already. This year has flown by! In fact, we just got finished celebrating with our third AR party of the year. That means only one more to go. I've got to start planning the last party of the year because it will be here before I know it. I've done three parties so far this year. Everything had a "bug" theme because the MC theme this year was "Catch the Reading Bug." The kids that met their 3 AR goals (quiz average, point goal, and book…

Need help motivating your students to read and take Accelerated Reader tests? These rewards and reward cards do that! By using this rew...

AR Word Millionaire Party!! Students who have read a million words were invited to attend the millionaire party at the end of the year. They were given a B GC, marble slab ice cream, and a T-Shirt.

Everyone in our school buildings want students to read more....teachers, principals, librarians, paras - and of course parents. We all know the benefits, but it's not that easy. However, what if I told you that

I don't know about you, but I absolutely LOVE AR (Accelerated Reader). My firsties are new at it, and the devour books. A huge part of th...