Here is Power Point from the Thursday session.

1. Creating Lifelong Readers
with
Teri S. Lesesne
(rhymes with insane)

3. People are so desperate to raise test scores
that we could well end up with a nation
full of kids who can pass tests but can
neither read critically nor enjoy the act of
reading itself.
P. David Pearson
February 2003

4. We have to be the ones who know
the kids and the books and how to
put the two together.

5.  TRUST
 ACCESS
 RESPONSE
 GUIDANCE
 ENTHUSIASM
 TWEEN AND TEEN APPEAL

7. WE NEED TO BE THE EXPERTS
OR WE RUN THE RISK
OF PROGRAMS TAKING OVER

8. 8
What Kids Are Reading, 2011

9. Overall Boys Girls
Wimpy Kid 4
Wimpy Kid 3
Wimpy Kid 2
Wimpy Kid 1
Lightning Thief Lightning Thief Number the Stars

10. Overall Boys Girls
Wimpy 4 Outsiders
Outsiders New Moon
Lightning Thief Wimpy Kid Twilight
Wimpy Kid 3 Eclipse
Wimpy Kid 1 Lightning Thief Breaking Dawn

11. Overall Boys Girls
Outsiders (4.7)
The Giver (5.7) Eclipse (4.5)
Twilight Lightning Thief New Moon
New Moon Wimpy Kid 4 Twilight
Eclipse Wimpy Kid 1 Breaking Dawn

12. Overall Boys Girls
Twilight (4.9) Of Mice and Men (4.5) Twilight
New Moon Twilight New Moon
Eclipse Night (4.8) Breaking Dawn
Breaking Dawn To Kill a Mockingbird
(5.6)
Eclipse
Of Mice and Men New Moon Dear John (N Sparks)
5.5

13. TTT
Paper Towns
Breaking Dawn
Hunger Games
City of Ashes
Identical
Eclipse
HP and Deathly Hallows
Vampire Academy
Maximum Ride
The Compound
Hunger Games
Kendra
Right Behind You
Identical
Chains
The Boy Who Dared
Nation
Waiting for Normal
Quick Picks/BBYA

14. HarperCollins Little Brown

15. Brilliance Audio Candlewick

16. Little Brown Scholastic

17. Graphix

18. Viking Pantheon

19. Clarion Candlewick

20. Simon and Schuster Balzer and Bray

21. RB Flash Point Amulet

22. McElderry Feiwel and Friends

23. Philomel Hyperion

25. FSG Holt/MacMillan

26. Developmental
physical
character
situation
language

27. Little Brown

28. Knopf

30. Schwartz and Wade

31. Feiwel and Friends

32. Walden Pond Press

33. Walden Pond Press

34. Egmont

35. Wendy Lamb Books

36. Candlewick

39. Delacorte Hill and Wang

40. Candlewick Press Scholastic

41. Scholastic Amistad

42. Simon and Schuster

43. HarperCollins Penguin

44. Wendy Lamb Tor/Forge

45. READ ALOUD IN
EXCITING VOICE
LISTEN TO
AUDIOBOOKS

46. MEET THE AUTHOR
“SPECIALIZE” IN
AUTHOR

47. LET THEM PICK ANY
BOOK THEY LIKE
HELP THEM GROW AS
READERS

48. HAVE A CLASSROOM
LIBRARY
TAKE THEM TO THE
LIBRARY

49. SEE THE MOVIE BASED
ON THE BOOK
HAVE THEM CREATE
BOOK TRAILERS
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50. READING BOOKS WITH
PICTURES IN THEM
STUDYING GNs and
MANGA

51. Meet poets Read novels in verse

52. Explore new worlds Imagine new worlds

53. Knowing the classics Yes, I said classics

55. TO DO THIS:

56. You have the right to read the last chapter first.

57. You have the right to read the last chapter first and then
put the book back on the shelf.
You have the right to refuse to read any book where you
don't like the picture of the author.
You have the right to stop reading a book whenever you
decide it's not worth the effort, or that you simply
don't like it.

58. You have the right to ignore all critics.
You have the right to read the book spine of the person
sitting next to you, even on a plane. And if you can't
make it out, you have the right to ASK.
You have the right to refuse to read any book anyone else
picks out for you. Even if it's a birthday present.
58

60. 60
You have the right to read a book and not take a
test or create a diorama or write a report or do
ANYthing.

68. Close to Famous-
Joan Bauer
YOU Killed Wesley
Payne-Sean Beaudoin