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Mayor Reads: Big Red Lollipop




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Uploaded to YouTube by: City of Edmonton
Date submitted to Unlisted Videos: 2 July 2016
Date uploaded/published to YouTube: 8 October 2014

Tags: Canada




Description:

Mayor Reads October episode is connected to the Read In Week theme of Escape to New Worlds. http://www.edmonton.ca/city_government/city_organization/mayor/mayor-reads.aspx These videos are one of the ways that Edmonton’s Mayor Don Iveson connects to community. As a father of 2 young children and a champion for literacy as well as our public library - he understands the value of sharing books. He has countless invitations to read to school groups but can't possibly accept them all. In an effort to “share our Mayor” and connect to children (and adults) through books we have created a project called Mayor Reads. Monthly episodes are based on books which may be related to seasonal themes or city issues that would appeal to our intended audience of elementary students and families.<br /><br />This year's Read In theme is Escape to New Worlds - where you meet new people, explore new cultures and live the life of a hero. Edmonton is a growing multicultural city. We thought that children who are experiencing new cultures (and getting along with siblings) could relate to this story.