Packed with talent: The best readers of the Ludwigsluster schools!

Packed with talent: The best readers of the Ludwigsluster schools!

Before the competition really started, the experienced texts were presented. The third grade students had chosen "Almuth and the Hühner summer", while the fourth grade performed the exciting story "Alarm on the chicken farm". For the first class, there were enchanting stories about dinosaurs, horses and Olchis, while the second graders dealt with topics such as mucus and dragons. It was a colorful mix of stories that provided the best entertainment.

The best readers at a glance

The jury, which included Frank Coahnen and Renate Schubert, evaluated the reading services with a lot of attention. Each child received a certificate and a book price that was donated by the Rotary Club for their great appearance. The winners in the respective classes were:

• class 1: Alexander Behnke
• class 2: Charlie Neumann
• class 3: Greta Ruckick
• class 4: Hannah Ribinski

particularly standing out from fourth grade, who was there for the fourth time. Their talent was duly recognized and rewarded by the judges. Otis won second place and provided a good mood with his lucky charm. Such events are not only a roast for bookworms, but also promote reading skills and self -confidence of the children, which also intends to initiate the initiators.

Another highlight of reading promotion

The reading competition in Ludwigslust is part of a larger initiative that aims to strengthen the children's reading pleasure. These practices take place all over Germany. The nationwide reading competition, which has been organized by the Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels since 1959, also offers an excellent platform for pupils in the sixth classes to demonstrate their skills. Around 600,000 school children from over 7,000 schools take part annually. The focus is on promoting reading as a valuable asset and convey important social and linguistic skills to children. When evaluating, not only the reading fluid counts, but also the clarity of the pronunciation and the expressiveness of the lectures.

The reading competition in Ludwigslust has once again shown how important reading is for children and what joy it can give stories together. The commitment of schools, libraries and local clubs is the key to successful reading promotion and conjures up a bright smile to the young readers.

For more information about reading promotion and similar competitions, it is best to look at the websites of Nordkurier , of the elementary school Ludwigslust or at reading competition .