The true quest for literacy is not to reach a final destination, but to pursue a lifelong love of learning through reading. As ReadQuest® transitions from a one-day event to a year-long celebration, we continue to celebrate the power of reading and the places it takes us.
Download the toolkit below and prepare for an adventure. (It’s full of bookmarks, curated book lists, a calendar of awesome summer events, and a few other surprises to jumpstart the fun!)
Download the toolkit
It’s the most-important piece!
Give parents and guardians the heads up about these materials before summer vacation.
Get the Spanish version here.
Grab a book, have fun with the materials, and prepare for an adventure.
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Short on reading ideas? Inspire students with fun celebrations each month. Take a look!
Since 1997, thousands around the U.S. have celebrated National Great Outdoors Month. Between hiking, jogging, or playing a pick-up basketball game with a few friends, National Great Outdoors Month celebrates being active.
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Join us on Facebook Live at 9:00 am CDT as we meet with the Madison Reading Project!
• FACEBOOK LIVE EVENT
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Use Accelerated Reader Bookfinder to find nonfiction and fiction books on gardening. Click for more.
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Share a favorite book, read to an elder or child, or volunteer to read at a local day care, nursing home, or organization.
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Back in 1916, President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed this National Flag Day. See activities and more.
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Use the Old Farmer’s Almanac to learn more about the longest day of the year.
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Are you fascinated by myths and legends? Learn more about this larger-than-life character and other legendary characters.
While the beginning of summer brings endless possibilities, boredom sometimes sets in during the middle stretch of the long summer months. National Anti-Boredom Month was created to fight just that.
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Did you know that today was when Congress voted for independence?
• FACEBOOK LIVE EVENT
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Fireworks have been part of Fourth of July celebrations since our very first Independence Day in 1776. See how fireworks work here.
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The perfect excuse to get off the couch and head to a local park. Check out these fun family activities.
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Today we honor Edmund Clerihew Bentley, who created a poem after thinking intently. You can make a Clerihew following these steps.
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Did you ever wonder what it takes to be a zookeeper? Plan a trip to your local zoo and bust summer boredom.
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Plan on visiting a water park or create your own water fun with these water game ideas.
Psst. We’re giving away books this summer. For a chance to be picked, just click the button below to register and fill out the required information. We’ll choose winners randomly throughout the next few months.
Psst. We’re giving away books this summer. For a chance to be picked, just click the button below to register and fill out the required information. We’ll choose winners randomly throughout the next few months.
Each month, we’re hosting Facebook Live events to celebrate ReadQuest and provide updates. Tune in here or on the Renaissance Facebook page!
Missed our last Facebook Live event with the Madison Reading Project? Rewatch it here.
Next broadcast: July 2, 2018 @ 9:00 am CDT
