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Can Your Students Win ReadTheory’s Global Competition?

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Will you and your students be ReadTheory’s first-ever Worldwide Back To School Champions?

During the week of 10/11, classes from around the world will compete to see who will be crowned Worldwide Back To School Champions! Have your classes work to earn as many Knowledge Points as they can that week and you can win one of our great prizes!

How to Enter:

After 12:01 AM EDT on 10/11  log in to your ReadTheory account and navigate to the “Activities” page.

Once there, select “Back to School Competition” and choose the students/classes you’d like to have participate.

That’s it!

Your students just need to start reading and answering questions to move up the leader-board! You can check your standings throughout the week on the Leaderboard page within your account.

Want to read some legal mumbo-jumbo about the competition rules? Keep reading!

Terms and conditions of the competition organized by ReadTheory.org for the week of 10/11/21 – 10/17/21

Contest Organizer: The promoter and organizer of the give-away is ReadTheory.org. The way to contact the organizer is via email at support@readtheory.org

Mechanics: Participants will need to “opt-in” by creating an activity for their students within their teacher account for ReadTheory.org.

Established Periods: Points can be earned by students within the entire period of the competition beginning at 12:01AM EDT 10/11/21 and running until 11:59PM EDT on 10/17/21. Winners will be announced at 12:00 PM EDT the following day, 10/18/21.

Prize: The prize consists of a gift card of $150 USD for the grand prize winner and a giftcard of $40 USD for those in 2nd-10th place.

ReadTheory.org reserves the right to change the terms and conditions of this contest as it sees fit. Competition entries not valid where prohibited by law.

Written by Sean Mournighan,

62 replies on “Can Your Students Win ReadTheory’s Global Competition?”

Dana Franz says:

Good Morning Sean~ I do not see an option for the “Back to School Competition” in the Activities section. Maybe this will show on the 11th? I did however set my class up for weekly reading goals. I LOVE this new feature!!
Thank you!

Stacy D says:

Hi! I hope you were able to locate it. If you navigate to your “Activities” page, you would click on “Start New Activity”. Good luck!

Tr Zakeyah ALJahdali says:

We will do it ….Nothing impossible ….. We born winners….

Tr Zakeyah ALJahdali says:

Discover your power……Why not you …

Kylie Gallagher says:

Sounds great! Is the competition open to school’s outside the U.S?

Kylie Gallagher says:

Please disregard my previous question – obviously it’s open to outside U.S being a “global” competition.

Stacy D says:

You got it!

Eunchan says:

Is it only for schools?

Stacy D says:

For anyone that would like to engage!

Satender Kumar says:

Very nice

Gary Wells says:

A question regarding the competition, My students were asking
Students are competing as a class or alone and the prize is for the class?
$150 for the winning class to share?

Stacy D says:

Yes, you are competing as a class and the prize will be awarded to the class as a whole.

Gabrielle Freeman says:

How do I see the Leadership Board for the competition?

Stacy D says:

Navigate to your “Activities” page and you will see where your class ranks among everyone competing!

Ryan says:

Mrs. Moodys Garrett class is going to win.

Stacy D says:

I’ll be cheering you on!

Sarah Conover says:

My students are LOVING this competition and so engaged with their reading on read theory! Is there a way to know where the participants are located? I would love to share with my students in social studies the different place around the world that we are reading with!

Stacy D says:

Hi! Right now you can only view your individual class’ ranking, but I will pass this along to our tech team, sounds like something fun to put in place for the future!

Samuel says:

Is the grand prize for the individual student or the whole class? If it’s for the whole class, will the money have to be split up?

Stacy D says:

The prizes will be awarded to the whole class. The teacher will decide how to split up or spend the money.

I can not find back to school Activity to join

Stacy D says:

Please visit ReadTheory.com to sign up!

Shreeraaga says:

I can not find back to school

Stacy D says:

We apologize but the competition has now ended. We do plan on having similar competitions again in the future. Thanks for your interest in participating!

Jocelyn Sledge says:

Good Morning Read Theory Coordinators,

I am emailing from Savannah, Georgia and my name is Ms. Sledge. Our 5th graders are competing in the Global Reading Competition, and we have one question we would like answered for further verification. For example, we have 4, 5th grade classes here at my school. if my class (Sledge) ends up in first place, does the whole class receive $150 individually? I have a total of 22 students.

We are excited and we just wanted to make sure we understood the directions.

Sincerely,

Ms. Sledge

Stacy D says:

All prizes will be awarded to the class in full, not individually. Thanks for participating!

Ailsa White says:

Where is the leaderboard?

Stacy D says:

We do not currently have the ability to see a full leaderboard due to student privacy issues. We should, however, be announcing the winners in the next few days. Stay tuned!

Lidia Weiderling says:

Where do I find the leader board?

Stacy D says:

We do not currently have the ability to see a full leaderboard due to student privacy issues. We should, however, be announcing the winners in the next few days. Stay tuned!

Dalvinder says:

Will students receive an e-cert for participating in the ReadTheory Competition?

Stacy D says:

We will be sending out an email today with certificates and the coupon information. Thanks for participating!

Isolde says:

I have a student who has just logged in. How can I get her to enter the competition in her class? Clicking on the competition button does not seem to work, the blue dot remains on the weekly challenge, while the green competition icon remains unresponsive.

Stacy D says:

We apologize but the competition has now ended. We do plan on having similar competitions again in the future. Thanks for your interest in participating!

Omar Mahmoud says:

Hello there. I’m a student, I don’t find the leaderboard page of the competition within my account, where it is located in read theory?

Stacy D says:

We do not currently have the ability to see a full leaderboard due to student privacy issues. We should, however, be announcing the winners in the next few days. Stay tuned!

leena says:

can any individuals participate and if they are in a class will the prize money have to be distributed

Stacy D says:

Hello! Prizes are distributed to the class, not the individual. Thanks for your interest in our competition!

Omar Mahmoud says:

They will announce the winners as classes, schools, or individuals?

Stacy D says:

The winning classes should be announced in the next few days, stay tuned!

haneen says:

I can’t find the “Activities” page

Stacy D says:

As a teacher, when you login to your account, your “Activities” page is located in the top tool bar of your account.

Olivia says:

Hi there,

Is it possible to create official certificates or templates for the schools that participated?

Stacy D says:

We will be sending out an email today with certificates and the coupon information. Thanks for participating!

Michael Doherty says:

Can we find out the top 10 finishing schools?

Stacy D says:

The winners should be announced in the next few days, stay tuned!

Sara Qotb says:

Congrats for the winners 🙂
Can you advise how my students can get their 5$ coupon?

Stacy D says:

We will be sending out an email today with certificates and the coupon information. Thanks for participating!

Isolde says:

What does the number next to each class mean? I have registered four of my classes. Three of them have a number 1 next to their class, and a fourth have a number 7?
And when it says for example, you rank 27 out of 1029 – does that refer to all four classes together?
When will you make the final results public?

Stacy D says:

Do you mind messaging us from your account or our “Contact Us” page so that we can directly address any questions regarding your account?

Veena Narainen says:

Good morning
I did not see a Back to School Competition. My students are exciting to join. Is it too late now?

Stacy D says:

We apologize but the competition has now ended. We do plan on having similar competitions again in the future. Thanks for your interest in participating!

Guillermo A. Cortes says:

This Global Competition was a great opportunity to instill the love of reading among my English as a second language (ESL) students. I am very proud of their accomplishment. Greetings from North Carolina, USA.

Stacy D says:

So happy you enjoyed it. Hello North Carolina!

Betsy Agee says:

Were winners announced for the competition?

Stacy D says:

The winners should be announced in the next few days, stay tuned!

Sara Qotb says:

Hi,
I haven’t received the email yet. I just wanted to ensure if u sent it or not. If yes, can u resend it to mine please?

Mrs Kobylinski says:

What are the exact end times/dates for the competition? My students do not have tech access after school hours and I don’t want them to miss out because others can be late night readers.

Sean Mournighan says:

The competition doesn’t have a time cut off each day because we have students competing from around the world! So to answer your question, the exact times/dates are from 12:00AM EST on 1/24 until 11:59PM EST on 1/30.

wolf creek school says:

i am in 1st place right now

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