This year World Book Day will look a little different . . . there will be no dressing up but we will still celebrate our love for books at school.

If your child is learning from home please take a look at their Seesaw account on Thursday.

If your child is at school they will engage in activities set up by their teacher.

Reading at home is the most important thing you can do for your child’s learning. Please listen to your child read daily.

You can access free online reading books (like the ones we use in school) from this website.
This way your child can access books that are matched to their phonic ability.

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/find-a-book/library-page/

All you need to do is register your details. Miss Reese has registered hers and got access to lots and lots of free books!

Once registered, you go to the eBook library and can browse the books.
You can select the coloured book band that your child is on. If you are unsure of which book band your child is on, please message their teacher.

Happy reading!

This year you will record your child’s reading at home on Seesaw.

Seesaw is the app we use in school to help you to communicate with your child’s class teacher. Your child’s class teacher has set up your child’s account already.

Children can make the most progress if they read at home regularly.

To record your child’s reading either:

• Upload a photograph of them reading their school book.
• Or photograph the pages they have read.
• Upload a video of them reading.
• You can make a comment if you would like.

Coming soon . . . . find out how you can help your child win a fantastic reward for reading at home!