Reading encouragement
Shakshuka
Reading encouragement built around the book "Shakshuka" by Galia Oz: the student reads a chapter, then plays.
Reading encouragement
Reading encouragement built around the book "Shakshuka" by Galia Oz: the student reads a chapter, then plays.
What the student does
The student reads a chapter of the book "Shakshuka" by Galia Oz, then plays. The questions in the game are based on the chapter they read, so reading is the way forward: those who read, succeed.
The student reads one chapter of the book. At their own pace, in a real book.
After the chapter the game opens. Reading is the ticket.
Every question in the game is based on the book. No guessing, only reading.
How it enters the school
Shakshuka stands on its own. Not part of the literacy program, and it requires no other product.
A reading-encouragement program that follows the class through the whole book: read a chapter, play, move on to the next.
A visit day by the author at the school can be added to the program.
What each role sees
Who read and who played, chapter by chapter, and where the class is in the book.
Participation of all classes in the reading program, in one view.
A reading picture of all the schools in the authority.
We'll show you how one chapter of the book opens a whole game.