Friday 18th November was Reading Day, and this year’s celebration of all things book-related was bigger and better than ever.
One of the main highlights were our ‘book doors’, with the students decorating classroom doors to look like a specific book, or to reflect a favourite reading theme.
As you can see, the children’s hard work and enthusiasm really paid off, and all the students took turns to visit each others’ classrooms and view the results of this wonderfully novel 🙂 idea.
Another important aspect of the event is the fact that, in the morning, teachers and parents read to the kids. In the afternoon, it’s the older students’ turn to read aloud to the younger children, making sure that they’ve picked a book the little ones will love.
In between, various other activities take place, and the choice this year was particularly impressive, ranging from bookmark-making and writing book reports to a lively book exchange bazaar.
Special thanks to Ms Bergquist and Frau Jäger for organising a super day!
