Our budding authors debut their small moments narratives to a very appreciative and proud audience

Students in Lisa Quick’s and Maria Gabrell’s fourth-grade classes at Circleville Elementary had a big day recently!

A fourth-grade girl, wearing a green lacrosse uniform with the number 55 and holding a lacrosse stick, stands and reads from the book she wrote.

A fourth-grade boy, wearing a black shirt and glasses, stands and reads from his book he wrote.

A fourth-grade girl, wearing a white dress and sweater, sits on a chair and reads from the book she wrote.

A fourth-grade boy, wearing a gray shirt with a yellow design on it sits on a chair and reads from his book he wrote.

The teachers hosted an author celebration so that their budding authors could share their published small moment narratives with an audience.

A classroom setting with many adults sitting in chairs, watching a woman at the front of the room talk and write on a large board.

Their proud parents showed up for the readings and all students had the opportunity to read their story to the audience. What a wonderful experience for them and a proud moment for their parents.

A group of 17 fourth-grade students gathered around their teacher who is sitting. They are all holding the books they've created.

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Our budding authors debut their small moments narratives to a very appreciative and proud audience