ArticleOf TheWeekReadingcanmotivateand inspire!Reading is aperfect wayand time toform a bondwith your child.A study ofwealthy peoplefound that theyall have readingas a pastime incommon.Readingexpands yourvocabulary,making yousound like ageniusCurrently, 45million Americansare functionallyilliterate andcannot read abovea fifth-grade levelin low-incomeneighborhoods,the ratio is 1age-appropriatebook for every300 children.Want to get away? Escape anywhereand everywherewith a good book!Having books inthe home istwice asimportant asthe parent’seducation level.in low-incomeneighborhoods,the ratio is 1age-appropriatebook for every300 children.Readindependentlyfor twentyminutes aday.2 out of 3 studentswho cannot readproficiently by theend of 4th gradewill end up in jailor on welfare.78% ofjuvenile crimeis committedby high schooldropouts.Starting inkindergarten, if astudent reads 20minutes a day athome, they willhear 1.8 millionwords per year.ReadingimprovesFocus andconcentrationBeing a readermeans you’remore likely tolearn somethingnew every day.D.E.A.RDropEverythingAndReadAnnotations!Write downyour thoughtswhile reading.People who readare more likely toget ahead when itcomes to theircareers, and life ingeneral.Reading andbeing read aloudto has an impactthat extendsbeyond justhearing stories.50% of U.S.adults can’tread an 8thgrade book.Pirates visitthe libraryEvery otherweek in theirELA class.Reading aidsIn reducingstress &anxiety by 68percent.Reading allowsyou to makeconnectionsbetween booksand life.ArticleOf TheWeekReadingcanmotivateand inspire!Reading is aperfect wayand time toform a bondwith your child.A study ofwealthy peoplefound that theyall have readingas a pastime incommon.Readingexpands yourvocabulary,making yousound like ageniusCurrently, 45million Americansare functionallyilliterate andcannot read abovea fifth-grade levelin low-incomeneighborhoods,the ratio is 1age-appropriatebook for every300 children.Want to get away? Escape anywhereand everywherewith a good book!Having books inthe home istwice asimportant asthe parent’seducation level.in low-incomeneighborhoods,the ratio is 1age-appropriatebook for every300 children.Readindependentlyfor twentyminutes aday.2 out of 3 studentswho cannot readproficiently by theend of 4th gradewill end up in jailor on welfare.78% ofjuvenile crimeis committedby high schooldropouts.Starting inkindergarten, if astudent reads 20minutes a day athome, they willhear 1.8 millionwords per year.ReadingimprovesFocus andconcentrationBeing a readermeans you’remore likely tolearn somethingnew every day.D.E.A.RDropEverythingAndReadAnnotations!Write downyour thoughtswhile reading.People who readare more likely toget ahead when itcomes to theircareers, and life ingeneral.Reading andbeing read aloudto has an impactthat extendsbeyond justhearing stories.50% of U.S.adults can’tread an 8thgrade book.Pirates visitthe libraryEvery otherweek in theirELA class.Reading aidsIn reducingstress &anxiety by 68percent.Reading allowsyou to makeconnectionsbetween booksand life.

Family Literacy Night 2020 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. R-Article Of The Week
  2. A-Reading can motivate and inspire!
  3. O-Reading is a perfect way and time to form a bond with your child.
  4. O-A study of wealthy people found that they all have reading as a pastime in common.
  5. O-Reading expands your vocabulary, making you sound like a genius
  6. E-Currently, 45 million Americans are functionally illiterate and cannot read above a fifth-grade level
  7. R-in low-income neighborhoods, the ratio is 1 age-appropriate book for every 300 children.
  8. O-Want to get away? Escape anywhere and everywhere with a good book!
  9. D-Having books in the home is twice as important as the parent’s education level.
  10. D-in low-income neighborhoods, the ratio is 1 age-appropriate book for every 300 children.
  11. R-Read independently for twenty minutes a day.
  12. D-2 out of 3 students who cannot read proficiently by the end of 4th grade will end up in jail or on welfare.
  13. E-78% of juvenile crime is committed by high school dropouts.
  14. E-Starting in kindergarten, if a student reads 20 minutes a day at home, they will hear 1.8 million words per year.
  15. A-Reading improves Focus and concentration
  16. O-Being a reader means you’re more likely to learn something new every day.
  17. D-D.E.A.R Drop Everything And Read
  18. A-Annotations! Write down your thoughts while reading.
  19. A-People who read are more likely to get ahead when it comes to their careers, and life in general.
  20. R-Reading and being read aloud to has an impact that extends beyond just hearing stories.
  21. E-50% of U.S. adults can’t read an 8th grade book.
  22. R-Pirates visit the library Every other week in their ELA class.
  23. D-Reading aids In reducing stress & anxiety by 68 percent.
  24. E-Reading allows you to make connections between books and life.