iREAD RG Submissions 2017

iREAD Resource Guide Submission Form

Deadline for entries is February 29, 2016!

The theme for the 2017 iREAD Resource Guide is Reading by Design. We need all of your great ideas to share with librarians around the world who use the iREAD theme. Each idea submitted helps to strengthen the Resource Guide. Use the form below to submit your theme-related ideas, and send any related materials (pictures, worksheets, etc.) to the Resource Guide Coordinator Barbara Alvarez at ideas@ireadprogram.org.

You could WIN a gift certificate to the iREAD store for submitting an idea! Five random winners will be drawn from the list of people who contribute to the 2017 iREAD Resource Guide by the above deadline. Winners will be notified in March 2016 and the gift certificate can be used for products from the iREAD catalog for either 2016 or 2017.

Remember: All ideas must be original. Any ideas originating from copyrighted materials including books, magazines, or the Internet must be listed in the Staff Resources bibliography. The actual copyrighted idea (picture, craft, etc.) cannot be included in the iREAD Resource Guide.

Fields marked with an * are required.

I. Your Information:
Your Name	*
Library Name	*
Library Street Address	*
Library City	*
Library State/Country	*
Library Zip Code	*
Phone	*
Fax
Email	*
II. Resource Guide Category (check the applicable category):
Getting Started (all ages):		Registration and Recording - How to keep track of your participants' reading successes Staff Resources - People and places to contact for programs and information that go with the theme Slogans, Jokes, Tweets, and Quotes Publicity and Promotion - How to contact press, attract sponsors, promote your program
Read to Me! (Pre-K programming)		Bibliography - Fiction and non-fiction books for various ages. Indicate the reading level/category: board books, picture books, emergent readers, or grades 2-6. Crafts - Include a list of supplies, sources for supplies, and step-by-step instructions. An original drawing, sample, and/or photograph would be appreciated. including games used in a program and worksheets such as word finds, mazes, etc. All submissions of worksheets must include solutions. Games, Contests, and Puzzles - Interactive opportunities to promote book clubs and reading Plays, Songs, and Stories - Includes original skits, rhymes, and flannel/prop stories Decorations and Displays Programs and Events - Include a specific age range, if applicable
Children’s Resource Guide (birth through 6th grade):		Bibliography - Fiction and non-fiction books for various ages. Indicate the reading level/category: board books, picture books, emergent readers, or grades 2-6. Crafts - Include a list of supplies, sources for supplies, and step-by-step instructions. An original drawing, sample, and/or photograph would be appreciated. including games used in a program and worksheets such as word finds, mazes, etc. All submissions of worksheets must include solutions. Games, Contests, and Puzzles - Interactive opportunities to promote book clubs and reading Plays, Songs, and Stories - Includes original skits, rhymes, and flannel/prop stories Decorations and Displays Programs and Events - Include a specific age range, if applicable
Young Adult Resource Guide (Middle and High School):		Teen Volunteers - Ideas on how to incorporate volunteers in your summer reading programs Bibliography - Fiction and non-fiction books Crafts - Include a list of supplies, sources for supplies, and step-by-step instructions. An original drawing, sample, and/or photograph would be appreciated. Games, Contests, and Puzzles - Interactive opportunities to promote book clubs and reading including games used in a program and worksheets such as word finds, mazes, etc. All submissions of worksheets must include solutions. Decorations and Displays Programs and Events
Family Programming		Family Programming
Adult Resource Guide:		Bibliography - Fiction and non-fiction books Crafts - Include a list of supplies, sources for supplies, and step-by-step instructions. A drawing, sample, and/or photograph would be appreciated. Games, Contests, and Puzzles - Interactive opportunities to promote book clubs and reading including games used in a program and worksheets such as word finds, mazes, etc. All submissions of worksheets must include solutions. Family Activities Decorations and Displays Programs and Events
Armed Forces Resource Guide:		Web sites Bibliography - Fiction and non-fiction books Activities
III. Idea Information:
Title:
Description:
Bibliographic Information - Please cite any resources used in your idea. Include author, title, publisher, and year:
Please email any additional attachments to ideas@ireadprogram.org.