Thread by @BurkhartRj

@Dave_Wolf 1. **Reading Challenges:**
Encourage kids to participate in a reading challenge during Banned Books Week. Provide a list of banned or challenged books appropriate for their age and reward them for reading and discussing these books.
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@Dave_Wolf 2. **Book Club:**
Start a kids' book club specifically for Banned Books Week. Choose a challenged book to read together, and have discussions about censorship, freedom of speech, and the importance of diverse perspectives.
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@Dave_Wolf 3. **Create Art:**
Have kids create artwork inspired by their favorite banned books. This could be illustrations of scenes or characters from the books. Display their art in a mini gallery.
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@Dave_Wolf 4. **Author Spotlight:**
Explore the works of authors who have faced book bans or challenges. Read books by authors like Judy Blume or J.K. Rowling and discuss why their books have been controversial.
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@Dave_Wolf 5. **Write Letters:**
Teach kids about advocacy and free speech by writing letters to local libraries or schools in support of keeping banned books available. Explain the importance of access to diverse literature.
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@Dave_Wolf 6. **Movie Adaptations:**
Watch movie adaptations of banned books suitable for kids. Afterward, discuss how the book and movie versions differ and which they prefer.
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