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The document outlines a 'GENRE BINGO' reading activity designed to encourage students to read a variety of novels across different genres. Students must obtain pre-approval for each novel, log details such as author, title, lexile level, and reading dates, and complete the activity by achieving BINGOs (five in a row) by specified due dates. The initiative aims to enhance reading comprehension and engagement with complex texts.

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Begin by selecting and reading novels that have been pre-approved by Mrs. Helm. Ensure you know the lexile level of each novel for appropriateness.
Log the required details for each novel: author, title, lexile, total number of pages, genre, and start date in the designated fields.
After completing a novel, record the end date and ensure Mrs. Helm initials your log for verification.
Repeat this process for subsequent novels, ensuring each is pre-approved and logged correctly before starting.
Submit your completed GENRE BINGO Log on designated collection days to receive credit.

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