Now there is. The Great Reading Games is proven to help educators engage students to read twice as much and three times as often. It’s fun, it’s competitive, and your school and students can win great prizes. So what are you waiting for?
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Learning Ally's Great Reading Games is a 7-week event proven to help educators engage students and increase reading stamina. Struggling readers return to class each day excited to see how many pages they read and if their school has moved up on one of the 12 school leaderboards. Dyslexic and struggling readers have the motivation they need and the recognition they deserve for their reading achievements!
Third-place winning school educators and students share the impact of the games and celebrate their success.
Check out the 12 nationwide leaderboards to motivate your students and celebrate their success! Use the bracket filter to view the top 10 schools in each bracket. The data reported on the leaderboard includes reading activity from the Learning Ally app during the contest period (January 13 - February 28, 2020).
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On January 13, 2020, the reading begins! We tally the points from the Learning Ally audiobook reading app and you can follow the action on our leaderboard. Twelve brackets will each have their own leaderboard. Schools will be placed into a bracket with others like them.
Your students and school can win lots of great prizes, including:
Learning Ally's Great Reading Games takes students to a whole new level of reading. This award-winning program helps educators engage students to use human-read audiobooks to read at or above grade level, double their reading time and triple their reading frequency.
Use the following resources to motivate students, share results with parents, and create a culture of reading in your school. More educators added to your school account will help you add and engage more winning readers. Spread the word at your school!
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