World Reading Day

Today is World Reading Day, also known as International World Book Day and one of the most important days in the world for the promotion and promotion of books. It is a day declared by UNESCO to celebrate books and authors, bookshops and libraries. Known as International Reading Day, International Book Month or International Reading Month, the day is intended to promote publishing and copyright.

It is intended above all to promote the joy of reading in children, and people of all ages can recognise and celebrate the day.

If you choose World Book Day, we hope that the above ideas will inspire you to find new ways to continue celebrating books and reading in your school. You can use these ideas to share the love of reading throughout your curriculum, or if you want to get together and prepare for International School Libraries Month in April, you can find inspiration and resources here, including a list of the best books for children and young people in the UK and around the world. If you forget the spirit of World Book Day and decide not to celebrate it, take a look at our suggested activities and get inspired to make the day enjoyable and unforgettable.

F Families and educators can learn more about World Read and sign up for a free VirtualKit at www.scholastic.com / worldreadaloudday. Download the set here and participate by snapping a photo or video of your reading moment. You have access to the lessons that accompany the kit, as well as to the activities and activities for World Reading Day for children and young people. 

I would like schools and libraries to promote commitment to reading by celebrating World Book Day. Another way to celebrate the day would be to meet friends and read the books you love. National Reading Day itself would have been a great day to commit to transforming lives through reading. 

Register for global events, access WRAD materials that can be used in contexts that support students "learning, and access a wide range of resources and resources. Make your own decisions about how to celebrate World Book Day. Further information on the design of your own WRad celebration at home, at school or in the community can be found below, which you can also read in full on the World Reading Day website.

The day begins, commit yourself to reading aloud and commit yourself to reading with your loved ones or listening to a reading - which takes place practically all year round. Join the world and spread the word about World Reading Day and World Book Day in your community.

The celebrations for World Lecture Day range from reading with distant friends, to spreading the word to raise awareness of the power of reading, to school and community events with guest readers and storytellers. World Book Day is a day when a child or young person receives a book of their own, and the British Council celebrates it by reading books. Register with a UK charity and you will receive a free book containing a copy of the official World Reading Day website, free books for children and young people and free access to UK libraries and libraries.

World Book Day is an annual UNESCO international event and is celebrated on different days in Sweden, the UK and Ireland, for example.

The theme of World Book Day is the same as what the UN starts every other day, so you can make up anything you want to celebrate. We hope that it will be a fun and entertaining day of reading, reading and reading again, and that there will be a great celebration until then. Click here to obtain the unit for World Book Day now, or click here for more information about the event. 

Passionate book lovers can celebrate World Book Day in many ways and inform about how reading can positively influence our lives. Book lovers can also wish each other Happy World Book Day 2021 by sending a message of love, support, encouragement and support to the International Reading Day campaign, or by spreading awareness of all the positive effects reading has on your life. 

World Book Day also works with food banks in London to distribute more than 1.5 million copies of books, magazines, newspapers and magazines. Souris Valley United Way will celebrate National Reading Day by donating 100% of the proceeds from the sale of World Book Days titles to children in the local Head Start program. Support the Premier League Primary Stars run by professional clubs so that the World Book Day titles get into the hands of children. Digitised, digitally activated, literary-themed letterboxes will mark the first World Book Day to be held online as Royal Mail has decided to celebrate children's authors who work to reach children with pandemics.