Reading Olympics
The goal of the Reading Olympics is to increase students' reading for enjoyment and increase reading skills. Students collaborate with their teammates to read forty to fifty books that have been selected by a committee of librarians, reading specialists and classroom teachers. These professionals read the books and write questions which teams of students answer during the competition. The Olympics are primarily a celebration of reading rather than a contest. All participants are awarded ribbons. Since the teams generate much excitement about this event, the experience is rewarding for everyone involved.
For more information contact:
Assistant: Linda Bean,
lbean@mciu.org, 610-755-9312
Reading Olympics 2012
Evening time Schedule for Reading Olympics
Reading Olympic Dates and Locations for 2012
Watch the Reading Olympics Training videos on-line!
Reading Olympics Overview Video
Reading Olympics Training Video
2013 Reading Olympics Booklist
Elem. 2013 Booklist by Title/Author
Middle/Jr. 2013 Booklist by Title/Author
Sr. 2013 Booklist by Title/Author
2012 Reading Olympics Booklist
Elem. 2012 Booklist by Title/Author
Sr. Booklist 2012 by Title/Author
Middle/Jr. Booklist 2012 by Title/Author
2009 through 2012 Reading Olympics Booklists
2009-2012 Reading Olympic Booklists
Scoring and ribbon colors:
Blue Ribbon = 50 points and above
Red Ribbon = 40 - 49 points
Green Ribbon = 30 - 39 points
Yellow Ribbon = 29 points and below