It is time to figure out what we are reading when. As always, do not worry about falling behind, I do almost every year, but if you do get ahead, please do not spoil it for others. If you are in an all year school or you have vacation during the 6 weeks, it helps when you post for connections since I know there are many of you out there.
The project kicks off October 1st to November 9th.
A Boy Called Bat:
Week 1: Chapters 1 – 4
Week 2: Chapters 5 -8
Week 3: Chapters 9 – 12
Week 4: Chapters 13 – 16
Week 5: Chapters 17 – 21
Week 6: Chapters 22 – End
Amal Unbound:
Week 1: Chapters 1 – 8
Week 2: Chapters 9 – 16
Week 3: Chapters 17 – 24
Week 4: Chapters 25 – 32
Week 5: Chapters 33 – 40
Week 6: Chapters 41 – End
Refugee:
Week 1: Pages 1 – 55
Week 2: Pages 56 – 92
Week 3: Pages 93 – 146
Week 4: Pages 147 – 196
Week 5: Pages 197 – 252
Week 6: 253 – End
Love, Hate, and Other Filters
Week 1: Chapters 1 – 4
Week 2: Chapters 5 – 8
Week 3: Chapters 9 – 12
Week 4: Chapters 13 – 16
Week 5: Chapters 17 – 20
Week 6: Chapters 21 – End
The Global Read Aloud 
Hi, I’m very excited to do this next year. This will be my first time participating. I am planning on doing this with 5th grade students. I want to make sure I understand correctly- so we choose one of the four books to read? Thanks for your help. Sincerely, Jodi Kelley
On Fri, Jun 15, 2018, 10:05 AM The Global Read Aloud wrote:
> Pernille Ripp posted: “It is time to figure out what we are reading when. > As always, do not worry about falling behind, I do almost every year, but > if you do get ahead, please do not spoil it for others. If you are in an > all year school or you have vacation during the 6 weeks” >
Yes, you select one of the books. Have you read this post? https://theglobalreadaloud.com/for-participants/frequently-asked-questions/
So I’m guessing A Boy Called Bat is the book for primary this year and there won’t be a picture book author? Is that correct?
By the way, I was in your session at the Chicago Reading Summit yesterday. Thanks for your passion!!!
Nope, the picture books are in a separate post
Thanks for the information.
Donna
On Fri, Jun 15, 2018 at 10:03 AM, The Global Read Aloud wrote:
> Pernille Ripp posted: “It is time to figure out what we are reading when. > As always, do not worry about falling behind, I do almost every year, but > if you do get ahead, please do not spoil it for others. If you are in an > all year school or you have vacation during the 6 weeks” >
I teach grade 8 – would this be considered middle school or YA. Some students are 12 turning 13 soon – others are already 13 and will be 14 by the end of the school year. Not sure which category they fall under.
I would read both options and see which one would work best for your students
This is my first year being involved in the GRA and I am so excited! Thank you!!