Literacy circles

I have had an amazing response to my Literature Circles: Job Sheets and More resource! Over 1,900 five-star reviews and I am absolutely thrilled that this resource is helping so many elementary teachers get literature circles up and running in their classrooms! I would like to share another tool from this set that has been […]

Something that has become kind of a buzz word around my school lately is Literature Circles . I think it's common this time of year for teachers to start to feel a little 'over' their standard guided reading routines. I know I always feel a little antsy in the spring, and look for ways to jazz t

We all have something we do really well as a teacher, something we consider our niche… For me setting up Literature Circles and Guided Reading Rotations were just that. Literature Circles, in…

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Literature Circles (Book Clubs) are one of my favorite ways to engage students in reading. Get your kids independently talking about books while you meet with your guided reading groups.

Literature Circles are an ideal practice that I love to implement in my classroom to enhance students love of reading. If you are looking for a

Something that has become kind of a buzz word around my school lately is Literature Circles . I think it's common this time of year ...

Start Using Literature Circles TODAY! Find out how to easily implement literature circles with grades 3-5. So easy, you can get started today (or tomorrow).

Make your literature circles activities PAPERLESS I love using book clubs (also known as literature circles) in my classroom. However, the amount of papers needing to be organized and passed out continuously stressed me out. The packets were big and cumbersome, and it always resulted in more work for me as the teacher when a […]

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Literature Circles Resources for any text, grades 2-5. Your students will love creating their own group contract to keep their literature circles running smoothly in your classroom.

Literature circles

Free printables created by Laura Candler to aid teachers with their literacy circles in their classrooms to get students excited about reading.

Literature Circles are small groups of students reading, thinking, discussing, and writing about self-selected books. Lit circles benefit all readers. Lit circles are wonderful for independent readers as a part of a balanced reading and writing framework.

Grab this FREE literature circle think sheet to help guide student discussion - perfect for literature circles in third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade!

Providing ELA resources, educational research articles, free lesson plans, and other useful tools for middle school and high school teachers.

If you love the idea of book clubs, literature circles are another great way to engage your secondary students in discussion. This post has everything you need to know about creating engaging roles for high school and middle school students. This post also includes distance learning tips for hosting literature circles virtually.

3rd Grade Pad : Hopping into the Love of Teaching Feet First!: Literature Circles

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