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(Third-grade teams are optional, based on school preference.) They then participate in “Jeopardy-style” competitions to demonstrate their knowledge of the books, first at the school level, followed by the winning 4th-5th grade team moving on to the district competition against 4th-5th grade teams from other district elementary schools.  \nParticipating schools may also choose to field third-grade Book Blitz Jr. teams who participate solely at the school level.  \nBook Blitz Jr. mirrors the Canyons’ middle schools’ program, Book Blitz, a long-standing successful district-wide competition to which Book Blitz Jr. is vertically aligned. The primary purpose of Book [Blitz Jr. is](Blitz Jr. is) to foster students’ love of reading by introducing them to a wide variety of books in multiple formats by acclaimed authors.  \nTheir participation will:  \n● Help increase reading comprehension, and  \n● Promote academic achievement and teamwork.  \nThrough student collaboration, teams will:  \n● Devise a plan for reading,  \n● Read and “master” each book, and  \n● Plan for each level of competition.  \nBBJ inherently requires students to utilize the 4 Cs (Collaboration, Connectivity, Creativity, Critical Thinking) as well as 21st Century Learning Skills.  \nHow does a BBJ competition work?  \nSpecific books are chosen for grades 3, 4-5, and school librarians write questions. Third grade students at participating schools only compete at their school level competitions, but the winning 4th-5th-grade team moves on to the district level competition.  \nMore information and resources can be found on the Book Blitz Jr. Webpage:  \n[https://www.canyonsdistrict.org/library/book-blitz-jr/](https://www.canyonsdistrict.org/library/book-blitz-jr/) .  \nBook Blitz Jr. School Facilitator 's Guide 2  \nWhat does a team look like?  \nStudent teams are made up of 3-5 students. Third-grade teams only have third-grade students on them. Grades 4-5 teams are a mix of students from both of those grades. Alternates can be available in case something comes up at the competition event, but no more than five 4th-and 5th-grade students from any one school may attend the district competition. All members of the team work together to decide on how to answer the questions. Team members will have 2 positions to fill during a competition round:  \n● Recorder-writes out the answer.  \n● Spokesperson- responds orally to the question with the agreed-upon written answer.  \nWhat are the BBJ rules for the competitions?  \nBook Blitz Jr. Official Competition Rules: See the drop-down on the District BBJ Webpage  \nHow are BBJ titles chosen?  \nBook Blitz Jr. Title Selection Process: See the drop-down on the District BBJ Webpage  \nHow are BBJ titles accessed?  \nEach school library collection will include two copies of each title on the BBJ reading lists. If available, ebook and audiobook copies will be available through SORA. Additional copies of titleson the lists may be purchased by the school and made available to team members through the school library. Grant and Donor Choose funds may be used to purchase additional copies. Annual BBJ lists will be communicated to the Salt Lake County Library System, which may choose to make multiple copies available.  \nWhat if a Book Blitz Jr. title is challenged  \nby a legal guardian in your school community?  \nContact the District Library Media Specialist immediately. Also, more information is available on the Book B","cbCaii7DdyL3o2GC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii7DdyL3o2GC","pdf",340842,8,"English","# Introduction\n## Frequently Asked Questions\n## What Is Book Blitz Jr?\n## How does a BBJ competition work?\n# School Facilitators\n## Role of the BBJ School Facilitator\n## Sample Timeline","[{\"question\":\"What is Book Blitz Jr. and who can participate?\",\"answer\":\"Book Blitz Jr. is an optional, district and school-sponsored, PTA-supported extended learning opportunity for 4th and 5th-grade students at participating schools who love reading. 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