Join in the 10th annual NEA’s Read Across America Day! This nationwide literacy event will take place on

March 2nd, the birthday of Dr. Seuss, the man who epitomizes reading fun! This year is extra special as we

also celebrate the 50th birthday of THE CAT IN THE HAT,a book that continues to capture the imaginations

of children everywhere.

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In 1954, many Americans were bemoaning rampant illiteracy in our schools andasking themselves: Why can't Johnny read? In an article in LIFE magazine, Pulitzer Prize–winning author, John Hersey maintained that American children couldn't read because theirprimers were boring and based on flawed pedagogy. Hersey challenged Dr. Seuss to write astory "first graders wouldn't be able to put down." And that's just what Dr. Seuss did, using a vocabulary of only 236 words. In 1957, Random House published THE CAT IN THE HAT, andever since then, Dr. Seuss has been charming children everywhere into learning how to read.

Fifty years later, enormous strides have been made in support of literacy initiatives nationwide, but enormous challenges remain.

Ensuring children access to books remains essential to reading development.

Studies show that having access to a wide variety of reading materials is essential if a child is to develop into a strong reader. In fact, the only behavioral measure that correlates significantly with reading scores is the number of books in the home.

Children who are read to frequently are nearly twice as likely as other children to show three or more skills associated with emerging literacy.

Children in poverty are the most at risk. Of the 35.6 million Americans currently living below the poverty line, 40% are children.

Children from low-income families enter school at a disadvantage. The gap in reading scores between children from low- and high-income families is more than 40 points.

On average, children from low-income families have far fewer literacy and language experiences at home than their classmates.

A team of researchers recently concluded that nearly two-thirds of low-income families owned no books for their children.

In honor of the 50th birthday of THE CAT IN THE HAT, we invite you to participate in Project 236, a nationwide literacy effort which asks educators, librarians, and other book lovers . . . WHAT CAN YOU DOto support literacy in your classroom and community?

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236 WORDS HEARDACROSS AMERICA!Mark your calendar for March 2, 2007, to join in thenationwide read-aloud of THE CAT IN THE HATLog on to WWW.CATINTHEHAT.COMfor details.

• Host an author at your school and have students prepare for the visit by readingthe author’s books and coming up with a list of questions in advance.

• Write a readers theater script and have your class act out a scene from a favorite book.

• Make personal connections by hand-picking books based on each student’s interests and reading level.

• Invite community leaders to be guest speakers in your classroom. Have them discuss how important reading is in their job and their life.

• Create a Kids’ Picks display in your classroom where students can display theirnewest favorites and pick up books that their friends recommended.

• Have students exchange book recommendations in letter format with penpals from a neighboring classroom or school.

• Host a Read-a-Thon or other incentivized reading program in your school.

• Make yourself available to your students for extra reading help. Also remember to be there for parents who might need help with their own reading.

• Start a Reading Buddies Program pairing older students with younger students.

• Turn book reports into book adventures by adding a creative component. For example, have students record a newscast about the book, dress up as one of the characters, or design a board game based on the book.

• After your class has finished a book, watch the movie version together andlead a discussion comparing and contrasting the book with the movie. Make sure to have popcorn and snacks handy!

• Have young readers become young authors by binding up their stories intobook format and displaying them in the school library.

• Spice things up in your classroom by challenging students to a book scavengerhunt in the library or an online book WebQuest.

• Host mock Newbery and Caldecott Award committees and allow your students to vote on their favorite novels and picture books this year.

• Show your love of reading by recommending new books on your voice mail and on your e-mail signature.

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In honor of Dr. Seuss’s many contributions to literacy and the 50th birthday of The Cat in the Hat, we invite you to tell us, in 500 words or less, what you can do

to promote literacy in your classroom and community.

One grand-prize winner will win a complete library of Beginner Books and the Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library titles for his/her classroom, a pizza party

for his/her class, and the use of an official Cat in the Hat costume for the party.

Visit WWW.CATINTHEHAT.COM/TEACHERS for the official rules.

Teachers: Reproduce this card for your students and let them wish the Cat a happy birthday.

For every birthday card received, Random House Children’s Books will donate one book to First Book.*

CARDS CAN BE MAILED TO:

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First Book is a nonprofit organization with a single mission: to give children from low-income families the opportunity to read and own their first new books.To learn more about First Book, please visit www.firstbook.org

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With talented artists and writers, these paperback picture books are perfect as read-aloud titles or for newly independent readers.

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COVER TO COME

This bestselling fantasy series will spark your students’ imaginations as they enter new worlds and encounter unique creatures.

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THE FIVE ANCESTORS

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MAUDE MARCH

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WANTED by students for nonstop action, adventure,and laugh-out-loud moments.

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