Last Day of Read Across America
EYEWITNESS NEWS (WBRE/WYOU)— In this week's final chapter of Read Across America, we take you around NEPA where some members of 28/22 News were reading to some local students.
First, we take you to State Street Elementary School in Larksville.
That is were Nick and Candace read Friday to some very attentive young people.
Candace read two books including 'Horton Hatches the Egg' to Mrs. Hoover's 3rd grade class.
And just down the hall in 4th grade Nick read 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas' to Ms. Aed's class. A lot fun and we thank you for inviting us.
Meteorologist Logan Westrope was back on the reading trail again.
This time he stopped by Ross Elementary School in Hunlock Creek.
Logan read 'Misty the Cloud' a very stormy day to students, who Logan said were very attentive and asked him very good questions.
28/22's Gianna Galli got into the Read Across America spirit.
She stopped by St. Nicholas St. Mary's School in Wilkes-Barre Friday afternoon to read 'Incredible You' to Ms. Halchak's and Ms. Frank's second grade classes.
Gianna also gifted the students coloring books and crayons.
All this week members of the 28/22 News team stopped by area schools to read books to kids.
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