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2017–2018
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Welcome to BOOK FAIRS
At Scholastic Book Fairs we are committed to support you at every step to ensure you have
the most successful Book Fair ever! Here are some of the FREE services we provide:
SUPPORT KEY PROGRAMS BOOK FAIR TOOLKIT
#1 With
Teachers!
#1 With
Kids!
Your Book Fair Consultant is on
hand Monday to Friday, to help To build maximum excitement
you with every stage of your Fair. for literacy and your upcoming
Sign on to the Book Fair toolkit to
Fair, we offer two successful
access the Online Tools options:
programs to help you!
Confirm your Fair dates
Name of your Consultant: Talk to your Consultant
to help you reach your Process your Student Reorders
goals. Redeem Product Rewards
Complete your Rewards Worksheet
Toll-free #:
Hurry, register for a Webinar Today! FREE
GIFT!
LIVE and INTERACTIVE $25 Certificate for
Participating*
Join us online from the comfort of your home or school. Get great tips on
maximizing your sales, recruiting volunteers and creating Book Fair excitement.
Plus, discover how new programs can help promote literacy at your school.
Register at scholastic.ca/bookfairs for a Webinar that is right for you.
BEGINNER SESSION ADVANCED SESSION
Webinar Beginner Webinar sessions Webinar Are you a dedicated, energetic
2O1
are open to all Chairpeople literacy enthusiast who wants to
1O1 and key Book Fair Volunteers! DID YOU KNOW? share your Book Fair expertise
Duration: 55 minutes Attending a Webinar with everyone? Or, perhaps you’re
can increase sales by looking for creative inspiration for
Guided by dedicated professionals the Webinar
$200 or more! your next Book Fair? Join us on
an Advanced Webinar Session today!
101 will help you and your volunteers promote, Prerequisite:
organize and run your Book Fair with great Webinar 101 or previously hosted 2 or more Book Fairs.
success! Duration: 40 minutes.
Bonus 10 minute product presentation (optional).
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* To qualify for the $25 Gift Certificate, you must attend a Webinar session a minimum of two (2) weeks prior to the start of your fair and submit a post Webinar evaluation. Certificate
must be used at your upcoming Book Fair. Not transferable. One certificate per person, per fair. Must be used by the registered attendee. Registration is limited to three (3) attendees
per school. Maximum three (3) certificates will be issued per school, per Fair. Not valid for Discount and Host Fairs.
CHECKLIST Use this checklist to conduct a G.R.E.A.T. Book Fair
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• Hold special assemblies and reading events
• Advertise in the wider community
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Set up your Fair, cases and table displays p12
Set up your checkout area, school tools and poster display p13
Use “Order Me” stickers for any last copies p14
Online Tools just for you p14
Wrap-up Checklist p15
• Calculate your Rewards Worksheet online (Enter revenue & calculate rewards)
• Take books from the Fair as reward
• Pack up your cases and table displays
• Rebook your Fair for next year. Talk to your Book Fair consultant.
CHECKLIST 3
Set Your GOALS $5000
The cornerstone of running a great Book Fair is to set goals.
Here are some goals schools have shared with us:
SURPASS previous Fair goal $4000
PROMOTE literacy by making books and reading more fun
SELL a specific number of books
$3000
EARN free books for classrooms and library
PUT a book in the hands of every student FREE
Goal Chart in your
BUILD more interest and participation in the school
Planning Kit!
among students, teachers and families $2500
TRACK hours of reading generated by number of books sold.
RECORD YOUR GOALS HERE: $1000
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SHARE YOUR GOALS!
To help achieve your goal try some of these ideas:
P
OST the Goal Chart provided in the Planning Kit for
everyone to see
P
LACE an article in your school newsletter to let families know
Photo credit: Doug Scaletta
P
OST it on your website, or share, using social media
A
SK teachers to create or support class contests
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END letter home to parents letting them know why their support is important in helping you
reach your goal
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ET UP a Principal or staff member wacky stunt challenge
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NNOUNCE the goal and progress via morning PA announcements
A
LERT your local newspaper or media outlet with a press release
4 GOALS
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revious Book Fair
volunteers
Once you’ve set your goals, find people willing to share their time
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ommunity sponsors
and talents to help you achieve them. Volunteers are key to an
exciting and successful Book Fair. Include adults and older students F
amily and friends
in helping to promote, set up and run your event.
GETTING STARTED DOWNLOAD a Vo
lunteer Tip Sheet
Recruit volunteers about 4-5 weeks before the Fair. at www.scholastic
.ca/bookfairs
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ISPLAY volunteer recruitment posters at your front entrance
and in the school office
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LACE a recruitment notice in the school newsletter, on website
GO ONLINE FOR THESE
and your school noticeboard HANDY REPRODUCIBLES
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ECRUIT a Student Crew. Student Crew Guide FREE online!
- Volunteer schedule
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IST jobs with which you require assistance
- Volunteer recruitment
poster
LIST YOUR VOLUNTEERS HERE: - Volunteer Tip Sheet
- Student Crew Guidebook
- Recruitment letter for
families
- Classroom schedule
- Name badges
- Certificate of Appreciation
www.scholastic.ca/bookfairs
RECRUITMENT 5
Use a Theme to Create Book Fair EXCITEMENT
DECORATING CAN BE FUN
FOR EVERYONE
Your Fair can be a showcase for the
creativity of your students. When they
take charge of the décor, it gives
parents and grandparents another
reason to visit the Fair. Ask student
volunteers or entire classes to give the
school entrance, hallways, or
classrooms a themed makeover.
GO ONLINE The themed Prom
otion Guide
is available at ww
w.scholastic.ca/bo
okfairs
Photo credit: Doug Scaletta
Themes transform Book Fairs into special events and can kick-start everyone’s imagination. Use
decorations to reinforce the theme and to keep your Book Fair fresh and exciting.
CONTEST IDEAS
Contests are a sure-fire way to build excitement. Try these ideas:
Book covers contest – Have students draw the cover Shelfies – Have students bring in pictures of themselves
of their favourite book. The Chairperson can use these in front of a bookshelf. Place pictures in a container. Do a
as decorations at the Book Fair. Any student who random draw for prizes.
participates has their name put into a draw as part of Classroom door decorating contest – The Principal
the $60.00 promotional allowance. can select the winning class and reward students with a
Design-a-cactus - Students can draw their most creative casual dress day or a special school privilege.
cactus. Top 3 winners get a free book. Guess the number of oats – Fill a large clear bowl
More great ideas in the online Promotion Guide! with whole-grain oat cereal. Kids can guess how many
there are and win a prize!
$ 60 PROMOTIONAL ALLOWANCE*
Take $60 worth of product from your current Fair and use it to create
excitement. Use it for:
• Prizes for school decorating, reading challenges, classroom and
student contests
• Reading Incentives
• Raffles during Book Fair or at Family Event
* Not applicable to Discount Fairs
PLAN YOUR DECORATIONS AND CONTESTS HERE:
6 EXCITEMENT
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Photo credit: Doug Scaletta $50 FAMILY EVENT
By far the most successful way to build excitement is to
DOOR PRIZE*
host a fun Family Event, full of activities, contests, raffles,
food and entertainment.
ACTIVITIES AND IDEAS
Literacy Event – Stop, Drop & Read Quality Time – Books ’n’ Blankets –
and Family Literacy Day. students wear pajamas and enjoy
School Activities – Meet the teacher, having stories read by teachers, Families attending your Family Event
school BBQ, science, art or talent volunteers or students. can deposit a ballot at the Fair for a
shows are great ways to get more Community Reading Day – Host a draw. The winning family gets to
families to attend your Book Fair. read-aloud with local professionals
choose $25 worth of books for their
(firefighter, police officer, sports figure
or dignitary).
home library, plus the child’s teacher
can choose another $25 worth of
books for their classroom library!
WRITE YOUR FAMILY EVENT PLANS HERE: The books MUST be chosen from
the Fair before pick-up.
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* Not applicable
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EXCITEMENT 7
LOOK FOR THE CLASSROOM
Classroom Wish List WISH LIST PACKAGE IN YOUR
PLANNING KIT. INCLUDES:
Program
Instruction
sheet
The Classroom Wish List program is an effective way to get Poster
families involved in your literacy goals. It increases
excitement, sales and above all gives children greater A Gift of
access to the books they want to read and instills a lifelong READING
love of reading. A Gift For
HOST A TEACHER PREVIEW
From Year
Bookplate
INVITE staff members to a teacher Sneak Peek of the stickers
Book Fair.
TEACHERS identify books they wish to add to their
classrooms. Teacher
ISPLAY their wishes at the Book Fair for shoppers to see
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(make a display or just display each teacher’s book list at reproducible
the Fair).
Book Wish List
ARENTS can purchase a book for their child’s classroom
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library and place a bookplate on the inside cover of the
donated book. m ake it to
POST the “Your Wish is Granted” reproducible on your
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Remember to use your school newsletter to promote the program to
parents.
PLAN YOUR TEACHER SNEAK PEEK HERE: GO ONLINE!
Parents who cannot attend the Fair can
still donate a book! Encourage them to
choose one of the featured books
online and complete the “Your Wish is
Granted” reproducible. Go to
www.bookfairs.ca/programs.php
8 EXCITEMENT
GREAT IDEA
Booktalk! [In-a-Box] To get older students and reluctant
readers excited about reading, invite
them to a Book Talk session that’s
geared specifically to middle school
level. Statistics show older kids
shop best by word-of-mouth!
Nothing generates more enthusiasm for literacy than going
beyond a good cover and talking about the great story that lies
between the pages.
GENERATE ENTHUSIASM FOR LITERACY
As your community’s literacy leader, what better way to support your
school’s reading efforts than by providing kids and their families, access and
choice to books they want to read.
How it works:
Here are some ways you, your volunteers and students can use this program.
HOLD Book Talks in the Library: request teachers bring their classes to the library at
set times, to hear about, as well as preview these books.
E
NLIST Student Volunteers: ask students to give Book Talks to younger children,
either during library time or in the classrooms.
SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS: use the reviews as well as the related Book Talk
scripts (available FREE online at www.scholastic.ca/bookfairs/tipsandscripts.php)
during daily announcements to promote the books and your upcoming Fair.
C
ONTACT your Book Fair Consultant to request actual book copies for display at
least two weeks ahead of your Fair. Once your Book Fair arrives, you can place these
books on your Fair and sell as needed.
EXCITEMENT 9
ADVERTISING Generates Traffic
PLANNING KIT
Your kit conta
ins the
following prom
otional items:
• Booktalk! [In
-a-Box] packag
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• Classroom W
ish List packag
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• Promotional
Posters
• Directional A
rrows
• Goal Chart
• Highlights Fl Book Fair
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Highlights
Flyers
Photo credit: Doug Scaletta
Grab the attention of students and families with lots K–6
of advertising and promotion.
6 & up
SPREAD THE WORD
H
ANG goal chart, posters and directional arrows throughout the
STUDENT CREW
school for the duration of your Fair.
S
END the Highlights flyers home to parents. Include a letter about
the Family Event you have planned. Template available online under
Printable Resources.
A
NNOUNCE activities at assemblies and on the PA before the Fair
arrives.
P
LACE Fair information in your school’s newsletter.
U
PLOAD your Fair schedules and goals onto the school or
classroom website, spread the word through social media.
A
DVERTISE your Fair dates on the school marquee.
G
IVE students colouring sheets or activities from the themed
Promotion Guide to remind their parents about the Fair. Include Nothing gets kids more excited
date and times. about reading than their peers.
Your Student Crew volunteers
can help you plan, promote and
OUTLINE YOUR ADVERTISING PLANS HERE: even run the most successful
Fair ever. They can decorate,
make promotional signs and
spread the word in the most fun
and effective ways.
Download your FREE Student
Crew Guidebook online at
www.scholastic.ca/bookfairs
10 ADVERTISINGEXPLORE the Books TI P
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The more students browse the books and delve into the stories, the more likely they are
to find the perfect one for them!
Online Highlights Video – Book trailers, author interviews and Planning Kit. Get your Student Crew involved. Call your
other Fair Highlights are available FREE online. Share during consultant to order Book Samples
library time, school assemblies, or during student previews. Download online reproducibles – Use colouring handouts
Book Fair Preview – Organize a quiet time for children to and activities from the themed Promotion Guide to engage
explore the books during the school day. Ask them to record children and get them excited about the Book Fair.
the books they most want to read on the back of the
Highlights flyer. GREAT IDEA: You can show the online video
Run Book Talks – Book Talks are an effective way for highlights and give Book Talks to ravenous readers
students to explore the books. Download Book Talk reviews during lunch time.
and scripts online.
Or use the Booktalk! [In-a-Box] package included in your
READING CHALLENGES BOOKS I WANT TO READ
Random Act of Reading – Catch kids reading and reward Students preview the books and write
them with a ballot or gift certificate. down their favourite titles on the “Books I
Reading Record – During the Fair, classes keep Want to Read” reproducible, downloaded
track of their reading minutes and post the results. from www.scholastic.ca/bookfairs
Top classes win prizes such as a pizza party.
School of Fish – After students read a book, write
their name on a fish-shaped slip and tape it to the
classroom door. Class with the most fish wins.
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ADVERTISING 11SET UP Your Fair
Gather 3 to 5 volunteers and use these instructions as your guide to set
up your Fair. Choose the largest space available so customers can
shop in comfort.
1.
POSITION YOUR CASES
Cases – Organize cases in order of reading level. Merchandise left to right starting with
Yellow, Red, Blue and end with Green (if applicable). Use the corresponding colour-coded
shelf talkers on the front of the cases as a guide. Position cases in a horseshoe shape
around the perimeter of the room. Open cases and align so they are slightly touching each
other. Close each case if you need to move them.
SET UP YOUR TABLES 2.
Tables – Position tables in the centre of Fair area. Allow plenty of room around each table for
shopping. Put boxes of product beside each table and near the appropriate case with a
similar reading level.
Creating table displays – Step 1. Place supplied table covers on tables. To create more
display space, place the box that the books came in on the centre of the table, open side
down. Cover the box with another table cover.
Step 2. Stack larger books in the centre of the table with smaller stacks on either side. Use
the supplied cardboard book easels to create a pyramid effect to the display. Vary book
covers between light and dark.
Step 3. Place smaller books toward the edge of the table. Since customers will approach
3.
tables from all directions, display product so there is something to catch their eye from every
direction.
impression
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GO ONLINE for more
merchandising
tips at www.schol
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*Please note: The number of cases and/or boxes
12 TOOLS may vary due to sales and availability.SET UP Your Checkout Area CHECKOUT TABLE
Place the Checkout table near
the entrance or exit doors.
Handy supplies:
- Cash box with $125 float
- Credit card imprinter and sales
slips (Read and display the Charge
Card Tip Sheet)
- Calculator, pens, paper, tape and
sticky notes
- Classroom Wish List bookplates
- Volunteer schedule
- Reorder receipt forms
- Extra Family Event Ballots
- Volunteer Tip Sheet
CASH HANDLING
- Start each day with a float
- Ensure all cheques are made
payable to your school
TIP Look for the box - Balance cash at the end of
with this label for easy each day
- Deposit money daily in your
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POSTERS
Keep the poster box behind your cashier table to
avoid poster damage. Hang one of each poster on
a wall or on a clothes line near your cashier table.
Number each poster with a sticky note; students
can then purchase by number. Display the Poster
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Refer to the school tools price list to
find the price for each item. Keep Cool Pens
& Pencils!
these items on or near the cashier
table for last-minute purchases.
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REWARD OPTIONS
Product Rewards – Select great new books right from your Fair or
BOOK FAIR BONUSES!
place a Rewards Order using Online Tools! It’s easy to add more books to your
library and classrooms!
Catalogue Rewards – Order resources from catalogues like
• 10% more in product bonus when
Classroom Essentials found in your planning kit. For more go to
you book during Special Months of
www.scholastic.ca/bookfairs/rewardsoptions.php the year.
Cash Rewards – Select cash rewards based on a percentage of • Schedule a 2nd Fair in the same
your net sales. Only available for net sales over $1500. school year and earn an additional
10% in product bonus.
Speak to your Book Fair Consultant for
Go to www.bookfairtoolkit.scholastic.ca and click on details about the Special Month* & 2nd
Book Fair Online Tools to redeem your Rewards online. Fair Bonuses*.
* Not applicable to Discount Fairs. Books MUST be
chosen from the Fair before pickup. Must be the same
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Fair type: Scholastic Book Fairs or Festival du Livre.CHECKLIST
CREATE PASSWORD
Wrap-up Access the Book Fair Toolkit to create your
password. Use it to access the Online
Tools.
Your Password is valid for the entire school year.
My password is:
You can use the same password for your
Student Reorders, too!
NEED HELP?
Call Accounts Receivable toll-free for
assistance on how to complete your
Book Fair Reward Worksheet at:
1-888-220-9942
THANK YOU for Choosing
WRAP IT UP Scholastic Bo
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Partner!
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UBMIT your Student Reorders Your Literacy
CALCULATE how many Product Rewards you’ve earned with
the online Rewards Worksheet
Still have Rewards to redeem? Shop even more great product
options by placing a Product Rewards Order online. FREE TUTORIALS ONLINE!
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ATE your experience with us by completing the Online Evaluation.
Newly updated, easy
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AKE your earned Product Rewards (and product bonuses if step-by-step guides on
applicable) from the actual Fair prior to pick-up.
how to:
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RITE ONE cheque to Scholastic Book Fairs for money due. Use
the prepaid envelope provided to remit payment. • ProcessYour Student
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Reorders
* $25 Webinar Certificate cannot be included in Total Sales on your Rewards worksheet. Please • Redeem Product
enclose in envelope with payment. Rewards
• Complete Your Rewards
PACK IT UP Worksheet and Evaluation
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EMEMBER to draw for the Family Event door prize. Winning Get started at
student and teacher must select their prize from the Fair prior scholastic.ca/bookfairs
to pick-up!
R EPACK unsold product into remaining boxes and cases.
RETURN table signs, sign holders and credit card imprinters. Keep
table covers and book easels to use at your next Fair.
DON’T FORGET
to reserve a
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