Brookwood third grade a finalist in national book contest

The third grade class at Brookwood School has been announced as finalists in the 2018-2019 National Book Challenge hosted by Studentreasures Publishing. For this honor, the class will receive a $50 gift card, plus a published author certificate for each student. Each of the 27 third-grade authors were recognized for their contributions to their book, “Thankful Third Grade Turkeys,” which was published earlier this year through Studentreasures’ free publishing program. 

Students in Mrs. King and Ms. Hall’s third grade classes came up with the idea for “Thankful Third Grade Turkeys, when thinking about things that make them thankful. The third-grade authors put forth their best effort, researching, writing about, and illustrating their thankful book, including being thankful for football, food and family, before they sent their completed pages to be published. 

“Throughout the entire process, from brainstorming, writing the first draft, revising, editing, and producing the colorful illustrations, students worked together and were eager to share their written pieces,” said Ms. Hall. “My favorite part was the book reveal party that was held in the Williams-Parker Library on Tuesday, January 22, 2019. This was the first time that both students and parents were able to see the publication. We plan to incorporate this writing project into our annual curriculum, while launching a new theme each year.” 

As a finalist in the one-and-only National Book Challenge, Mrs. King and Ms. Hall’s class book was selected from entries across the country and awarded as a Top 50 book based on its originality, creative storyline, and colorful illustrations. This nationwide contest was open to more than 800,000 books that were submitted to Studentreasures for free publishing this school year. 

“At Studentreasures, we are fortunate to witness tremendous creativity and talent from classrooms around the country and all students who publish their own books. We especially congratulate Mrs. King and Ms. Hall and their students for earning this unique achievement and completing a project that provides lasting memories and a one-of-a-kind keepsake,” said Chad Zimmerman, president and chief executive officer, Studentreasures. “Educators share that creating their own books through our fun and easy publishing program motivates students to write, inspires learning, and instills pride. Additionally, these students now have the honor of being recognized for creating one of the top student-published books in the country as part of our National Book Challenge.” 

About The National

Book Challenge

The National Book Challenge is part of Studentreasures’ free publishing program, which incorporates fun lesson plans, and is easy to enter. The contest provides an opportunity to win classroom grants, shine a spotlight on students, create proud, published authors, and is open to any classroom that publishes a book through Studentreasures. For more details about the challenge and a complete list of winners, visit The National Book Challenge. 

About Student

reasures Publishing

Named “best free school publishing program” Studentreasures has helped more than 450,000 teachers create exciting writing lessons and turn more than 15 million students into proud authors of their own beautiful hardbound books. For more than 23 years, the leading student publishing company has partnered with nearly 70,500 schools through its book publishing programs. With the goal of helping every child become a published author, the free program provides engaging, hands-on art and writing lessons — including online book publishing — in classrooms across the United States, Canada and Ireland. To meet proud authors, view sample books, and download lesson plans, visit Studentreasures’ Teacher’s Lounge.

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