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Article written by Milli Banbury

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Digital Thinking

Each term, the school library runs a reading challenge to encourage students to explore new books. This term, students record the titles they finish on a chart near the library door. They can choose fiction, non-fiction, poetry, or graphic novels. When a student completes ten books, they receive a certificate at assembly. The librarian says the challenge is not about reading the most pages; it is about trying different kinds of books and building reading habits. Many students have started borrowing books they would not usually choose.

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Students must finish ten books before the term ends. The library gives certificates to students at assembly. The reading challenge helps students try new books and keep reading regularly. The library door has a chart where students write book titles.