Scholastic Book Clubs Online

Scholastic Book Clubs Online


Hi Families,

You can now place your Scholastic Book Club orders online. Ms. Beaudreau just added new book catalogs filled with high-interest literature selections.

Online Ordering Information
Web address: scholastic.com/bookclubs
Class Activation Code: GMRR6

Now it's easier than ever to find the right books for your child and help us earn FREE books for our classroom library at the same time!

With new online ordering from Scholastic Book Clubs, you can choose from a much wider selection of books than in the printed flyer. Plus, you can send your orders directly to me online and use your credit card.

Best of all, our class earns a FREE book every time a parent places their order online.

It's so simple! Here's how it works:

• SIGN UP at www.Scholastic.com/bookclubs. On the parent page, click the "Don't have a User Name and Password?" link, then register for your own username and password. When prompted, enter the one-time Class Activation Code: GMRR6
This code ensures that your order is sent to me.

• SELECT the books you'd like to order from over 500 titles available online...and take advantage of online-only specials and discounts.

• SEND your order to me ONLINE by the due date. Books will be delivered directly to our classroom, as always.

Ordering online is fast, easy, and secure. Plus our whole class benefits thanks to the FREE books we'll earn with every parent online order.

Go to www.Scholastic.com/bookclubs now to get started. Class Activation Code: GMRR6

Book Club Order Due Date : October 29th

To Read or Not to Read

Many of my colleagues know that I don't "like" to read. I must really concentrate in order to read especially if I have other things to do. I feel like reading for pleasure comes last, if at all. When I read over the summer, it is usually when I have finished all my chores and have plenty of extra time. I can read a novel if the first few pages grab my attention, other wise I abandon it.

I absolutely will read through a cookbook and marvel at all the possibilities. I do love to read magazines, usually back to front. The newspaper is fun since I can read the first few sentences in an article and get the gist of what is being said.

I actually love to read "how to articles" and then give it a try.

I read a lot of emails, professional development articles and books, and personal information like insurance policies etc...

To read or not to read, that is my dilemma.