Today, October 7, children across the globe are reading Ezra Jack Keats’ The Snowy Day to break a world record for the largest shared reading experience.  Our Montessori House children participate in this event , called Read for the Record, and add over 70 to the worldwide count!

After hearing the story in class today, every child at school received his or her very own copy of The Snowy Day.  This lovely gift was arranged by Tracy — mother of Montessori House pupil Gabriela (and 2009 alumnae Liliana) — who works with Pearson, one of the supporters of Read for the Record through the Pearson Foundation.  So, send your thanks to Tracy, Pearson, and the Pearson Foundation.

We won’t know until the end of the day if we broke the world record.  If you’d like to participate by reading The Snowy Day to your child tonight, you may be counted at the Read for the Record website: http://www.readfortherecord.org

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