Book club middle school

Tips for getting book clubs started in your classroom

The Library Adventure uses affiliate links, see our policies for more information. Our book club has been together for almost 5 years and our kids continue to tell us it is one of their favorite school activities. At the beginning of each school year we select books based on the kids’ interests and abilities. For […]

Book clubs for middle school and high school have become the new version of literature circles. Book clubs in school represent a more authentic and organic means of literary study because they are more student-directed whereas literature circles are more teacher-directed. Check out this guide with

Randi Sonenshine shares ways to keep communication going in book clubs using fun games. Read on for some easy ideas that can help switch up the normal routine and get students engaged in conversations about books.

Book clubs for middle school and high school have become the new version of literature circles. Book clubs in school represent a more authentic and organic means of literary study because they are more student-directed whereas literature circles are more teacher-directed. Check out this guide with

Wondering how to incorporate independent reading or choice reading in an effective and meaningful way? Try this engaging model of book club in your high school ELA classroom. Read all about how to implement it and why it works in this three-part series from Reading and Writing Haven.

When it comes to fostering a love for reading, book clubs for kids in upper elementary grades are a fantastic tool! Clubs allow you to introduce your students to a variety of books, encourage teamwork, and engage reluctant readers. Download my FREE PDF resource 'Plan Your Next Book Club in 30 minutes or Less.' Then follow the steps below for book club ideas! #bookclub #bookclubsforkids #upperelementaryresources #fifthgraderesources #fourthgraderesources #thirdgrade resources…

Create meaningful and successful classroom book clubs in middle and high school by setting expectations and designing a practical schedule.

Looking to start First Chapter Friday in your elementary or middle school classroom? Sharing the first chapter of a novel or text builds interest and understanding for your students and motivates them to finish the book. Check out my post to learn more about First Chapter Fridays, book suggestions and tips for implementing in your fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grade classrooms.

Wanting to revamp your independent reading program? Try using a classroom book club, which is a great way to enrich, engage, and differentiate in secondary.

I recently posted about book clubs in my classroom and have gotten many questions about how I run them on both posts. I am going to try and answer them all here. First and foremost, I try to make Book Clubs as simple as possible. I used to be MUCH more involved in the book ... Read more

While there are many choices, choosing the best books for middle school book clubs is an important decision. With quality in mind, our list of recommended books has been carefully curated to provide the best reading material for middle schoolers. If you're looking for high-quality books to use for your middle school book club, click to see the list of recommended books!

In an effort to battle the idea of book deserts and making sure my classroom library includes all types of books, I have been excited to start graphic novel book clubs this year! This mini-project only takes one week of instruction per class that I teach, and it does not take up the entire day

For any teacher or parent that is looking, here is my list of best books for middle school readers. Each of these books has been read or recommended by my students or I during the course of our time together:

In an effort to battle the idea of book deserts and making sure my classroom library includes all types of books, I have been excited to start graphic novel book clubs this year! This mini-project only takes one week of instruction per class that I teach, and it does not take up the entire day

A must-read blog post series about implementing reading book clubs with your second, third, and fourth grade students. This is the first in an eight part series about how to implement book clubs successfully into your primary classroom.

Independent reading accountability is important. Read about some ways to support students with a clear structure without making them hate reading.

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