New York Times Best-Selling Author Ed Masessa To Visit KG Oct. 24

New York Times Best-Selling Author Ed Masessa will visit District 91 and the D91 LRC Scholastic Book Fair on Tuesday, October 24th. He will meet with Kelvin Grove's middle school students beginning with a 2 pm assembly at Kelvin Grove, and will be available for book signing with Milne Grove and Kelvin Grove families and students at the Book Fair at Kelvin until 4 pm Tuesday, October 24th.

Read the Mr. Masessa's bio and print a pre-order form to have the author sign a personalized copy for your student on October 24th in the Kelvin Grove LRC.    #Read91 #HornetPride
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This author event is funded entirely by Scholastic. Thank you, Scholastic :)

Want to be a part of the Author Intro Crew?
Do you have a question you would like to ask author Ed Masessa? 
Click the link below:

https://goo.gl/p7z3zX

“Books are the plane, and the train, and the road.
They are the destination, and the journey. They are home.” -Anna Quindlen

C O N N E C T    W I T H     M E! 
Mrs. Bruemmer, LRC Coordinator
Kelvin Grove Learning Resource Center
808 Adams Street     Lockport, IL 60441   USA
815-838-0737, ext. 1109
E-Mail: sbruemmer@d91.net
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#ReadEveryDay.    Why?
Research from  the National Education Association  (NEA) shows that having kids read frequently (and a lot) is one of the crucial components of becoming a good reader.   The U.S. Department of Education findings indicate the more students read for fun on their own time, the higher their reading scores.
LRC STUDENT GOAL FY 2018

The Kelvin Grove LRC student goal is to increase individual reading appreciation, joy and comprehension by experiencing a wide variety of literature and non-fiction texts supportive of District 91 curriculum and Illinois Learning Standards; to engage students using S.T.E.A.M. concepts, increase library/ research skills and strengthen digital citizenry through hands-on activities in LRC Centers and MakerSpace; and to have FUN while meeting this goal!

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