3. Who can be involved?
• Any Victorian school
• 2-4 students in teams from years:
• 3&4
• 5&6
• 7&8
• 9 & 10
4. How does it work?
• 4 books read - voted on by schools beforehand
(mix of Australian and international books, genres
and gender interest)
• 4 questions per book
• Creative round on one book
5. Scoring
• 1 point per question (4 questions x 4
books = 16 points)
• 8 points creative round
• = 24 points
6. Q & A rounds
• These are ‘remembering’ questions - LOTS
• e.g. Was Harry Potter’s mother magic born
or Muggle born?
• What colour eyes does Harry Potter have?
7. Creative round
• Using HOTS to creatively interpret and present
book.
• Using tech tools to present the interpretation
• Explicit criteria - 1 point each
8. Creative round
• Must use one of the following:
• Other options are encouraged via discussions with the Readers’ Cup convenor
12. What’s in it for
schools?
• Prizes of books donated by Allen and Unwin
• Trophy to winning schools
• Representing your school
• Team building
• Making reading fun/promoting reading
• Recognising reading as a ‘team sport’
• Literacy payoffs
• Collaborative use of technology
13. Please note
• The Readers’ Cup is not endorsed by or
associated with the School LIbrary
Association of Victoria (SLAV).
14. 15 November 10am-2pm
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