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ProvoREADS Announces October Theme and Literacy Night at Shoreline Middle School

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ProvoREADS has announced an October theme focused on unique reading journeys and a family reading challenge. A literacy night is scheduled for October 15 at Shoreline Middle School for families with children in PreK–3rd grade.

Key takeaways

  • The October ProvoREADS theme is "Every Reader Has Their Own Route."
  • Families are challenged to engage in shared reading activities throughout the month.
  • A Family Literacy Night will be held on Thursday, Oct. 15, at Shoreline Middle School for PreK–3rd grade families.

ProvoREADS announced an October theme titled "Every Reader Has Their Own Route" in a message published October 12. The initiative aims to celebrate the unique effort, perseverance, and milestones involved in a child's reading journey.

The monthly challenge encourages families to read together by choosing books children enjoy, taking turns reading, or sharing read-alouds. Families are encouraged to pause during reading to discuss pictures or predict upcoming plot points to establish a new tradition.

To support these literacy efforts, a ProvoREADS Family Literacy Night is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 15, from 5:00–7:30 p.m. at Shoreline Middle School. This Parent University event is intended for families with children in PreK through 3rd grade and will include literacy activities, practical home reading ideas, a complimentary family dinner, and a free book for every child.

The program encourages parents to recognize progress through simple verbal encouragement to help children feel pride in their reading efforts.

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