School Reading Goals to Choose From:
  • Challenge students to read a certain number of books within a specific time frame.
  • Set a number of minutes you want students to read over a predetermined period of time.
  • Set a number of minutes you want read daily by each grade level for X consecutive days.
  • Challenge students to read a specific number of pages within an allotted time frame.
  • Establish a goal for the number of books you want purchased by students at your Book Fairs. Books may be used to donate to a charity of choice or sister school.
  • Set an amount of money you want your school community to raise for One for Books®. Then use the money to purchase more books from your Book Fair.
Remember to also solicit ideas from students and faculty members!

Kid-Approved Wacky Stunts to Choose From:
  • Get a full makeover with face, hair, and clothes created by student stylists.
  • Face off against kids in a Guitar Hero® or Rock Band® challenge.
  • Take on a team of students in a pie-eating contest.
  • Agree to hold a snake or other creepy creature.
  • Get funky and do the chicken dance.
  • Stay cool and let students turn you into a human sundae.
  • Get covered in silly string by students winning the privilege.
  • Rent sumo wrestler costumes and take on a challenger.
  • Get wrapped as a toilet paper mummy and clear lunch trays.
  • Allow yourself to be the target of a water balloon toss.
  • Entertain others with a song and dance routine.
  • Get covered in condiments and become a human hot dog.
  • Agree to eat a creative, but safe, food concoction prepared by students.
  • Wear pajamas to school to welcome parents and students.
  • Become a human mannequin during lunch and dare students to distract you.
  • Pucker up a kiss a barnyard animal.
  • Get creamed by taking cream pies in the face tossed by students.
  • Honor the king of rock and sing like Elvis.
  • Dye your hair in a rainbow of colors.
  • Do push-ups in gelatin dessert.
  • Challenge students to a basketball game.
  • Dress as your favorite book character.
Remember to also solicit ideas from students and faculty members!

 Student Privileges to Choose From:
  • Allow students to wear caps to school for the day.
  • Secure a team of teachers who agree to clear lunch trays for students.
  • Reward students with a pizza party or ice cream social.
  • Grant students an extra 30-minute recess.
  • Give students a no-homework day.
  • Allow students to have a no-uniform day.
  • Let students be the teachers for the day.
  • Allow students to watch a movie during the school day.
Remember to also solicit ideas from students and faculty members!

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