Reading for Pleasure Rainbow DisplayQuick View
teacherintraining2

Reading for Pleasure Rainbow Display

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Are you looking for a display to showcase a love of reading in your school? This display pack contains everything you need to recreate this display in your setting. Featuring over 200 book covers, organised by colour. All you need to do is print and trim and then you can create a stunning display that will be the talk of your school! Documents included Head Silhoutete Title Red Book Covers x2 Orange Book Covers x2 Yellow Book Covers x2 Green Book Covers x2 Blue Book Covers x2 Dark Blue Book Covers x2 Purple Book Covers x2
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emmanaomi

Reading for Pleasure Assembly

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An assembly for KS3 and KS4 on promoting reading for pleasure. It includes facts on the benefits of reading for pleasure, quotes from famous people who credit their success to reading, a range of books recommendations and even a short video from Stormzy on why reading is so important!
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misschapman101

Reading for Pleasure Extract Booklet and Questions

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A comprehensive booklet containing six different extracts from both fiction and non fiction texts. All have questions for students to answer alongside them. Can be used as a reading comprehension activity, homework booklet or as a reading strategy within lessons. Extracts included are below: Pole to Pole by Michael Palin The Pet The Storm Chocolate The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
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Upat1

Reading Tube Map - Reading for Pleasure

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Read Harry Potter and don’t know what to read next? Mad about David Walliams but need to branch out? Look no further, perfect for KS3-KS4. Includes: A Popular Author Map (Michael Morpurgo, Jaqueline Wilson etc.) A Popular Genres Map (Dystopian, Detective, Romance etc.) A Popular Series (How to Train Your Dragon, Percy Jackson etc.) All books listed are popular and well-known children’s and Young Adult novels that can be found in most libraries and book shops. Designed for pupils 11-15 Years. Perfect for encouraging Reading for Pleasure, classroom displays, reading challenges and more!
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chloesumner94

Reading challenges Reading for Pleasure

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There are 5 holiday challenges based on ideas from the Open University Reading for Pleasure training. Included: 3 x Half term challenges (Me as a reader, reading river and 24 h as a reader) 1 x Christmas challenge (Library genre challenge) 1 x Easter challenge (Reader Treasure Hunt) Price is for all 5 challenges that can be printed out (2 per A4 page)
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mikisamm

Reading for pleasure Quiz

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I designed this for a whole school assembly. It is a quiz for Children versus the adults and is differentiated accordingly. It contains fun picture rounds, such as which character enjoys this food? Guess the book, what’s the film ( based on a book), multiple choice rounds and a tie breaker about the seven dwarfs. The assembly also begins with interesting facts about well known books and facts about how reading can be good for you! It ends with a beautiful poem about reading by Julia Donaldson. We had a panel of children and a panel of adults at the front and asked for help from the audience. We even invited parents and governors and it was very successful. This was used for World Book Day but could used for a range of contexts and is suitable for KS2 and 3. Answers are included.
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ReadingJackdaw

Reading for Pleasure in Schools

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A comprehensive collection of display material, activities and ideas for building the foundations of Reading for Pleasure in your school. All the resources have been updated in 2024. The pack includes: An 8 page step by step guide to starting on the journey towards being a Reading School A Power Point to help build the foundations of an R4P school Posters Bookmarks with fiction recommendations for different year groups Certificates A R4P Game 2024 Year 7 Starter Fiction Menu 2023 Year 7 Starter Fiction Menu
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TheEnglishStockroom

Accelerated Reading For Pleasure Lessons

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A rolling powerpoint of 6 weekly reading lessons that introduce students to new vocabulary each week. Each lesson contains one piece of useful analytical vocabulary, e.g. juxtaposition and one piece of vocabulary they may come across in their GCSE texts; alongside silent reading activities.
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collins2thompson

Reading for Pleasure Ideas Handout

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I collected ideas whilst developing Reading for Pleasure within my school. Here is a document I handed out to staff to remind them of simple ways to encourage reading for pleasure within classrooms.
KS3 Reading for Pleasure Resource & Genre WorkbooksQuick View
Upat1

KS3 Reading for Pleasure Resource & Genre Workbooks

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Reading for Pleasure Booklets - 3 included! Diffrentiated for Year 7, Year 8, and Year 9. Includes: 30 pages! Various genre matching activities Various activities on compelling book openings Creative tasks e.g. redesigning book covers Book review templates (including planning and examples) Autobiography vs biography work Space for book tracking, personal challenges and recommendations
Me as a Reader Profile Template (Editable) - Reading for Pleasure RfP EYFS KS1 KS2Quick View
davidmufc14

Me as a Reader Profile Template (Editable) - Reading for Pleasure RfP EYFS KS1 KS2

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An editable “Me as a Reader” template profile is a creative, personal way to get children to reflect on what they think about themselves as a reader. The template includes: My favourite author: My favourite genre: When do I like to read? My favourite places to read: My to be read pile: My most memorable reading experience: My future reading goal: My favourite characters: How I rate reading: Hope it’s helpful! :)
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libbyminoli

Currently reading chalkboard display

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Add these to your classroom to promote reading for pleasure and for children (and staff) to share what they are currently reading! Would create a fantastic display. 7 colours included… blue red green purple pink yellow orange