All read-a-thon record sheets need to be turned in by Monday, April 11 (the Monday after spring vacation). You may count any reading you have done since Thanksgiving. The Read-a-thon page has more information about the read-a-thon, plus record sheets you can download.
The U.S. grand prize winner of The 39 Clues online tournament has been announced; he’s a 12-year-old resident of Pinckney, Mich, named Christopher, and in winning top honors, he collected a $10,000 prize. Kids in the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Ireland, Malaysia, Singapore, and India participated in a sweepstakes or online tournament testing their knowledge of The 39 Clues, the multimedia series that includes an online game in which readers become a part of the story and compete for prizes. To date, more than 1.4 million readers worldwide have registered at www.the39clues.com. A grand prize was awarded to the contestant in each country who answered the most questions correctly in the least amount of time.
Mrs. Brangwin needs your completed Literary High Tea record sheets. You need to have read 10 of the books from the High Tea shelf and taken 5 AR tests on them. Put them in the High Tea Box by March 15.
