First grade book club

SO fun. Seriously. Like I mentioned before, sometimes reading workshop can get stale. The kiddos robotically move from independent reading to partner reading and you can see the spirals in their eyeballs as they recite their partner prompts: “What did you read today? What was the problem? What was the solution?” Blah. It was such a joy to hear them back in November- but we need a revival. We need something new and fresh. We need book clubs! They have been super refreshing. I wanted them to…

Have a mini book club in your classroom via The First Grade Parade! At the beginning of each week, Mrs. Carroll reads a book to her class. Next, she has them fill out information about the book that helps get their discussion going during the book club session (e.g. favorite character, alternate endings, and how they can relate themselves to the story). Then, they tack their info on a brown lunch bag. When Friday comes around, the bags are filled with popcorn and the book club begins! Kids…

Getting started with book clubs-made easy! Set routines that will ensure your book clubs will run smoothly through the year.

book reports for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade

Do you use book clubs during guided reading or your reading centers? If not, you need to check out THISpost to read about why book clubs are the bomb digity. Are you ready to implement book clubs? I have ten tips that will transform you into the book club guru! Let’s get started… 1. Differentiate Differentiate

Looking to start a book club in your elementary classroom? 📚✨ Check out this blog post for teachers on how to set up engaging and effective book clubs for kids! It covers it all! This post has everything you need to create a fun and successful book club experience for your students. Perfect for educators who want to promote literacy and build a community of young readers! #ElementaryEducation #BookClubs #ReadingForKids #TeacherTips #ClassroomIdeas

I love my IRL book club! Over 8 years, we've read some amazing books and a few duds. These 10 books led to great discussion at book club...

If you're ready to start a book club for 2nd graders, you'll need some book idea that will appeal to the readers in your book club.

Here is a simple list of book club ideas for students in Third Grade. These novels have a high interest to third graders at all levels.

Teaching With Jillian Starr shares how she introduces book clubs. Not only are these great enrichment ideas to engage fast finishers, but it's also awesome for promoting independence during guided reading! Perfect for first, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th-grade classrooms. This blog post shows step-by-step how to explicitly introduce literature circles into your book groups!