On Friday, more than 500 students at Moore Elementary School in Franklin will be recognized for writing, illustrating, and publishing their own books through a free, national program provided by Studentreasures Publishing. Studentreasures, which sparks kids’ imagination and a love of learning through its publishing program, will present the student authors their published books and award the school $1,000 as part of an all-school celebration. One class will be honored for publishing the company’s 14 millionth student-authored book and the students will be congratulated for advancing to the National Book Challenge competing against schools across America for a chance to win a $5,000 grand prize.
The event will be held Friday, March 23 from 9a-10a.
About Studentreasures
Curious about our story? Named “best free school publishing program,” Studentreasures has helped more than 350,000 teachers provide inspiring writing lessons and turn more than 14 million students into proud authors of their own beautiful hardcover books. For more than 22 years, Studentreasures has partnered with nearly 40,000 schools through its book publishing program. With the goal of helping every child become a published author, this free program provides engaging, hands-on art and writing lessons – including online book publishing – in classrooms across the United States and Canada. To meet proud authors, view sample books, and download free lesson plans, visit Studentreasures’ Teacher’s Lounge. Find more on social media using #Studentreasures #NationalBookChallenge #ProudAuthors
