Greta's been known to blow through a Harry Potter or Twilight or Percy Jackson book in a day, but until recently Lincoln would rather watch a show or play a video game. Enter Eragon. Or, really, enter fourth grade. Mrs. Brys required all her students to read for a minimum of 20 minutes each night and record the book, page numbers read, and duration. A nice way to keep them engaged, we thought. Until the last day of school when their in-class math homework was to go back in their assignment books and ADD all the minutes read for the whole school year! Turns out Lincoln David Merrill is a pretty voracious reader himself. He was easily tops in his class, by a factor of thousands, with 10,657 minutes read. For those of you into math, that's 177.62 hours or 7.4 days! Way to go, kid.
Friday, June 30, 2017
Voracious
Greta's been known to blow through a Harry Potter or Twilight or Percy Jackson book in a day, but until recently Lincoln would rather watch a show or play a video game. Enter Eragon. Or, really, enter fourth grade. Mrs. Brys required all her students to read for a minimum of 20 minutes each night and record the book, page numbers read, and duration. A nice way to keep them engaged, we thought. Until the last day of school when their in-class math homework was to go back in their assignment books and ADD all the minutes read for the whole school year! Turns out Lincoln David Merrill is a pretty voracious reader himself. He was easily tops in his class, by a factor of thousands, with 10,657 minutes read. For those of you into math, that's 177.62 hours or 7.4 days! Way to go, kid.
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