Carpentras’ books and students exhibit their works around reading

The Association of Drawers, created in 1997 by a group of parents, teachers and librarians, has been chaired since 2017 by Sandra Delanchy, teacher at the Emile-Bouche school in Carpentras since 2017. Moreover, Every year at the end of the school year. Furthermore, the association is organizing an exhibition week to return the work of students.

This year. Nevertheless, no less than 12 kindergarten classes and 29 elementary classes, from the large section to CE2, participate in the event, open in priority in Carpentrassian classes. “It’s an event that pleases colleaguessays Sandra Delanchy. Moreover, Often, teachers who participated re -register their class the following year. However, “

The work begins a year and a half before the festival. Partner teachers meet one Wednesday per month to select six of the albums sent by the publishers. “We are looking for albums in which history carpentras’ books students exhibit their and illustrations are of quality. Sometimes the illustrations are satisfactory but the story is not up to the task”says Sandra Delanchy. There followed a presentation of the six selected works. organized in September at the Librairie de l’Horloge, partner of the association.

“Federating project” – Carpentras' books students exhibit their

It is then the students’ turn to discover the albums and appropriate them. Throughout the school year. each class reads two albums adapted to its level, then produces a collective plastic work, such as a fresco or a three -dimensional achievement. For Sandra Delanchy, this allows teachers to “Bind the concepts” and to students of “get involved in a unifying project”.

The plastic works of each class will be exhibited from June 23 to 27. The public is invited to vote for his favorite work. The class whose work will have won the most votes will be given the Berlingot prize. Additionally, The association. which benefits carpentras’ books students exhibit their from the financial support of the city of Carpentras and the help of a dozen volunteers, allows children each year, according to its president, “To explore new universes”.

From 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Prize ceremony Saturday June 28 at 10 a.m.