This guide is designed to support parents and students as they complete a reading fair project. The guide was originally developed by Ruth Thompson, the librarian at Della Davidson Elementary School in Oxford, MS.

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This guide is designed to support parents and students as they complete a reading fair project. The guide was adapted from the MS Department of Education, Ruth Thompson, Della Davidson Elementary School in Oxford, MS, and the 2019 JPS Reading Fair Coordinator’s Manual.

• The guidelines for creating award-winning reading fair projects, • Judging rubrics and permission forms to use at all levels of competition, and • Checklists for completing a story board.

Use a standard tri-fold project board that unfolds to be 36 inches high and 48 inches wide. Storyboards must meet this size requirement. The student’s name, grade level, and homeroom teacher’s name must be on the back of the storyboard. Models, dioramas, and illustrations that fit in the middle of the display are allowed.

Oct 3, 2018 · It is officially reading fair board time at our school! if you need some ideas for how to put together a reading fair project, check out these cute examples below! Need more reading fair board inspiration?