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Why are these girls reading so intently...


...they are on a mission! The Annual Lewis and Clark 3rd Grade A to Z Mystery Challenge has begun! From now until May 24th any third grader may elect to read all 26 A to Z Mysteries by Ron Roy. It is amazing to see kids reading while taking a bathroom break and even while waiting to be picked up after school. Kids who complete the challenge are invited to a MYSTERY PARTY at the end of the school year. The time, place, and treat at the party is also mystery:). So, third grade, keep reading and responding to those books!
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Grace Bellman said…
I have already read them and I'm in second grade
April 17, 2010 at 4:21 PM
claire said…
I'm in second grade but next year i'm going to read the mystery books.
May 19, 2010 at 8:13 AM
OLIVIA said…
I'M IN THIRD GRADE, AND MY BROTHER NICK IS IN KINDERGARTON AND HE IS LOVING THE A-Z!
WHENS THE PARTY?
May 26, 2010 at 8:22 AM
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