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There are many ways to prove a challenge has been completed. While we love a good old book review, we welcome an array of creative responses too.
We will accept: written reviews, photos, audio or visual recordings, and creative responses to the book read.
Ideas for creative responses:
- art work
- dressing up/acting out scenes
- produce a family bookmark
- designing a new book cover
Year Round - "Young leaves clothe early hedgerow trees" - C. Rossetti
Year Round - "Young leaves clothe early hedgerow trees" - C. Rossetti
Any reviews written on the School Library Catalogue will earn the family tree a classic green leave.
Remember to enter who you read the book with, what was good or not so good about it, what type of reader would like, and most importantly NO SPOILERS!
Spring 1 - "The darling buds of May" - W. Shakespeare
Spring 1 - "The darling buds of May" - W. Shakespeare
In the spirit spring, the first challenge is about nurturing young new readers.
Pupil's will need to evidence themselves reading with or to a younger child to earn a spring blossom for their tree.
Spring 2 - "Deep roots are not reached by the frost." -J. R. R. Tolkien
Spring 2 - "Deep roots are not reached by the frost." -J. R. R. Tolkien
Summer 1 - "I would love to go somewhere else and pick peachy fruits in the early morning ." -R. Dahl
Summer 1 - "I would love to go somewhere else and pick peachy fruits in the early morning ." -R. Dahl
Summer 2 - ""Every leaf speaks bliss to me, fluttering from the autumn tree." - E. Bronte
Summer 2 - ""Every leaf speaks bliss to me, fluttering from the autumn tree." - E. Bronte
Summer Holidays 1 - "Bees are the batteries of orchards, gardens, guard them.”
- C. A. Duffy
Summer Holidays 1 - "Bees are the batteries of orchards, gardens, guard them.”
- C. A. Duffy
Summer Holidays 2 - "Give me juicy fruit, ripe and red from the orchard." - W. Whitman
Summer Holidays 2 - "Give me juicy fruit, ripe and red from the orchard." - W. Whitman
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