1. The Bookworms of Europe - A pratctical guide

2.  Mission: to get students to enjoy reading and read more!  Reason:  reading skills are declining in Norway  young people read differently than before The Bookworms of Europe

3.  What to do?  attitude change among staff and students at the local school  whether we will see a change, teachers must be part of the solution along with the student! The Bookworms of Europe

4. Library open at lunch break At lunch break, the library is open to those who will;  Loan and deliver books  Reading  Browse a book and talking softly Regular good behavior is necessary for the library to be kept open during the lunch break, and these rules apply to the library: 1 We sit on the couch and fine on benches and puffer when we are at the library, and furniture should be where they are - do not move around. 2 Chairs with wheels should be in place. 3 Put the book in place when you finish reading it. 4 The red binder to be used by teachers and library assistants. 5 It is not allowed to eat or drink in the library. 6 If you need help finding a book, lend or deliver, so ask one of the assistants. If you want to talk loud and enjoy with your friends, go to the cafeteria, large amphitheater or the schoolyard. Yours, Anne M. (school librarian) The Bookworms of Europe

5. BOOK RECOMMANDMENT CARD Title Author Publisher and year The book is about I liked the book because.... I would recommend the book to.... Name (first name) Class The Bookworms of Europe

8. To _______________ s parents READING COURSE FOR 2 8.TRINN Based on the reading test taken in class and work in the subjects until now, pick some students to participate in the reading course. We run two courses on 8.trinn this autumn, and your son / daughter has been selected for this second course. The course will run for five weeks and was added 4 and 5 on Monday 19th November to 17 December. Students from both A and C are together on the course this time. In this course we will be even more aware of their own reading skills and work with various strategies related to reading. We will also play various games and create a good climate around reading activities. Students making a deal with me that they should read at least 20 minutes in a fictional book every day for the whole course. Please take a look at the booklet pupil and to include the course. Here you will also find the form pupils to fill out every time he / she has read. - They do this to monitor their own reading and adding to the habit of reading a little each day. When the course comes to an end, we run a new reading test to see if the course has had no effect, and the students also fills out a feedback form to me as instructor on how they think it has been part of this. Is there anything you at home wondering, it's just to make contact.  - fair greeting Anne Merete Hestadfjorden Svenningsen Tel No School : 38 07 95 30 / My mob: 41 61 53 59 E - mail: anne.h.svenningsen @ kristiansand.kommune.no PS To you who are attending classes : Meet at the base of 9.trinn at. 11:45 Monday 19 November. Bring your book shelf The Bookworms of Europe