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Summer Reading Strategies

Gretchen Caserotti

Head of Children and Teen Services

MMS March 16, 2011

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Why Reading? Flickr User Taxi for Gable

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Strategy 1 – Let them read outside the box

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non fictionfiction

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Strategy 1 – Let them read outside the box

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classic graphic novel

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Strategy 1 – Let them read outside the box

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read listen

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Strategy 1 – Let them read outside the box

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print eBook

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Strategy 2 – Make Reading Social

• Book Suggestions• Bookwink• GuysRead• ReaderGirlz

• Publisher Websites• Discussion Guides• Author Information• Social Spaces

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Strategy 2 – Make Reading Social• Interactive Fiction • Fan Fiction

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Strategy 2 – Make Reading Social

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Strategy 3 – Encourage Retelling

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Strategy 3 – Encourage RetellingBOOK TRAILERS

Teen Video Contest 2011

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Strategy 4 – Be a Good Role Model• Read for enjoyment• Things of interest• Share what you’re reading

Your children learn from you- they model what they see.

Nicole Bengiveno/The New York Times

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Thank you!

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@gcaserotti