The Reading Page
Reading is really important! We read to find out about things, we read to help us learn, we read because it is fun!
Reading can take us to places we couldn't imagine.
This page is to share all sorts of reading ideas, activities and information, including links to other people reading brilliant stories!
Reading can take us to places we couldn't imagine.
This page is to share all sorts of reading ideas, activities and information, including links to other people reading brilliant stories!
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If you need more books to read at home the Oxford Owl e-library has lots of free to access books for a range of readers. https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/find-a-book/library-page/
Reading Week in School
During the week after World Book Day, we invited parents and grandparents into the classroom each morning to share books with their children. This way of sharing the joy of reading is very simple, but really exciting and memorable for the children.
All of the grown-ups in school LOVE to read books!
I wonder what their favourite books were as children?
Some stories read by the teachers
If you are reading something brilliant and think your friends might like to read it too, please send details of your recommendation to your class email page and we will post it here.
Book recommendations by our children
Aimee W: 'This Morning I met a Lion' by Michael Morpurgo Fred A: 'Code Name Bananas' by David Walliams Nancy M: 'Madame Pamplemousse' by Rupert Kingfisher Alfie S: 'Itch' by Simon Mayo Ben W: 'Bear Grylls Adventure books' Penny K: 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell Buster P: 'The Secret Seven' by Enid Blyton Ava G: 'Judy Moody' by Megan McDonald Lewis P: 'Front Page Story' by Roger Stevens Thomas F: 'The Danger Gang' by Tom Fletcher Sidney D: 'The Boy at the Back of the Class' by Onjali Rauf, Isobel W: 'The Ottoline Books' by Chris Riddell Amber S: 'Listen to the Moon' by Michael Morpurgo ...
We absolutely love reading at Sibford Gower Primary School, whether we are listening to stories read by grown-ups, reading to ourselves or reading with our friends. We especially like it when we have the opportunity for a 'relaxed read' with the older and younger children spending time together.
