Literacy Archives — Page 2 of 15 — Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee

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MVP SALUTE TO YOUTH 2024

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Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee is pleased to announce the MVP Salute to Youth 2024 presented by Associated Bank, hosted at the Baird Center on Monday, May 20, 2024. The night honors youth, individuals and organizations that have made outstanding contributions to BGCGM.

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Program: Literacy

Learn how to banish stress like a superstar!

February 11, 2021

Read the following article and then try this activity: Create an imaginary Facebook profile for a character or person from your reading. Be sure to include a profile picture, cover photo, basic info, life events, status updates, friends, links and photos they might share, etc.

February 11, 2021

Read the following article and then try this activity: Rewrite what you just read as a Twitter conversation among characters. Stick to Twitter’s 140-character maximum length per tweet. Don’t forget hashtags!

February 11, 2021

Should Instagram get rid of likes? Do they do more good than harm? Read to learn more.

February 11, 2021

Build with a Master Builder!

February 11, 2021

Design a new book cover for what you just read. (If you read an article, imagine it’s being expanded and turned into a book.) Remember to include the title, the author, and a picture, collage, or other design to show what it’s about.

February 11, 2021

If you could write a new ending for what you just read, what would it be? Compose your new ending, either changing what happened or adding what you think might happen next.

February 11, 2021

Invite a member of your family to listen to the story with you. Talk about what you found surprising or interesting, and what you each liked or disliked about it.

February 11, 2021

Listen to the story and then do this activity: If you could write a new ending for what you just read, what would it be? Compose your new ending, either changing what happened or adding what you think might happen next.

February 11, 2021

Listen to the story and then do this activity: Think about your favorite part of the story. Then draw a picture of it.

February 11, 2021