My upcoming seventh grader would love to still be able to earn pizza. It is a special treat for our family.
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Kristy
12 years ago
yes - book it for all ages!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Should include preschool/prek classrooms too..
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Krista S
12 years ago
My students love it and I know the older students would too! 4-18 year olds!
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Jessica H
12 years ago
All kids should be allowed to earn free pizza! :)
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Karen M
12 years ago
My daughter is just finishing 6th and would love to see it continue for her. Also I teach Preschoolers and would love to offer it to them.
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JENNIFER BROWN
12 years ago
We love Pizza Hut and really appreciate the Book it program! Please consider extending the age to include all sxhool age children. Thank you.
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Elizabeth Washburn
12 years ago
My family would love for the Book It program to expand all the way through high school.
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Deena Letlow
12 years ago
I like the idea of encouraging preschoolers to read ir be read to.
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Pamela Owens
12 years ago
When parents can read, then they will want to read with and to their children. Helping to make a more literate country.
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Julia Quinn
12 years ago
Yes! Program Open to All Ages!
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Roni Budde
12 years ago
It was a sad day that I learned Book It! would no longer be available to the preschoolers in my daycare. Encouraging literacy starts at birth!
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Desiree Preston
12 years ago
I love Book It and am grateful for it, but yes! It would be great to include both preschoolers and older children. I have both and I know both would be motivated by it!
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Kelly Linn
12 years ago
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Ages 4 and up through at least junior high would be awesome!! My preschooler can read and feels left out. We homeschool, so I cannot tell him it is because of the school program.
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kristy visger
12 years ago
yes let's give all kids that love to read!!
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Ray Doty
12 years ago
Do it!!
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Lynn
12 years ago
This was my kids last year. It wont be if you expand it!
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B Parker
12 years ago
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I absolutely agree that the Book It Program should be open to all children. Honestly, it's almost harder to get teenagers to sit down and read a book, especially in this age of technology where all information is expected to be quick and to the point. Many teenagers need additional motivation and a quick bite to eat sometimes does the trick
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Kim E ngel
12 years ago
yes, because we I do the preschool version of Book It, it cost me $50.00 for a pizza party.
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Amanda Prestigiacomo
12 years ago
as a homeschool mom I would love to keep encouraging my middle and high school children to read.
My upcoming seventh grader would love to still be able to earn pizza. It is a special treat for our family.
yes - book it for all ages!
Should include preschool/prek classrooms too..
My students love it and I know the older students would too! 4-18 year olds!
All kids should be allowed to earn free pizza! :)
My daughter is just finishing 6th and would love to see it continue for her. Also I teach Preschoolers and would love to offer it to them.
We love Pizza Hut and really appreciate the Book it program! Please consider extending the age to include all sxhool age children. Thank you.
My family would love for the Book It program to expand all the way through high school.
I like the idea of encouraging preschoolers to read ir be read to.
When parents can read, then they will want to read with and to their children. Helping to make a more literate country.
Yes! Program Open to All Ages!
It was a sad day that I learned Book It! would no longer be available to the preschoolers in my daycare. Encouraging literacy starts at birth!
I love Book It and am grateful for it, but yes! It would be great to include both preschoolers and older children. I have both and I know both would be motivated by it!
Ages 4 and up through at least junior high would be awesome!! My preschooler can read and feels left out. We homeschool, so I cannot tell him it is because of the school program.
yes let's give all kids that love to read!!
Do it!!
This was my kids last year. It wont be if you expand it!
I absolutely agree that the Book It Program should be open to all children. Honestly, it's almost harder to get teenagers to sit down and read a book, especially in this age of technology where all information is expected to be quick and to the point. Many teenagers need additional motivation and a quick bite to eat sometimes does the trick
yes, because we I do the preschool version of Book It, it cost me $50.00 for a pizza party.
as a homeschool mom I would love to keep encouraging my middle and high school children to read.