DVEF Battle of the Books
The Battle of the Books Program is a volunary reading competition, open to fifth and sixth graders, designed to promote the love and appreciation of reading. The aim of this program is to encourage you to read a variety of books and remember information about the plots, characters, and settings of the books all while having fun.
How does it work?
Participants form teams of up to three students. The teams are assigned four pre-selected books for three competitions during the year, which means students read and answer questions from a total of 12 books outside their regular school work and all the household chores. After the final battle, the team with the highest score becomes the school champion and will complete for Paseo Hills at the district-wide battle against other schools. The final battle is over all 12 books!
Teams are responsible for their own reading. No teacher or staff member is going to check up and make sure you are reading. No one will give you any tests or quizzes to help you remember information.
Thanks to this program and the participation of these students, the Deer Valley Education Foundation has donated a total of about 24,000 books to DVUSD school libraries!!
Do you have what it takes to claim victory in this Battle of the Books, and leave your opponents reeling from the stinging papercut of defeat? Grab a permission slip and return it to the Library Media Center, before the first battle October 6th!











