Book club for middle school

I am positive I've written about the No-Stress Book Club before, but I cannot find it anywhere on my blog. Perhaps I wrote it for the school newsletter or LM_Net or something else? In any case, it would have been years since I wrote about it, so it needs an update anyway.

Just like Lindsey from Jbrary, I help run the Tween Book Club here at the library with a coworker. And, just like she posted on different corresponding activities she does with her books, I thought I'd share what I've done with mine! Our book club is targeted at kids in grades 5 - 8 and is held at the library once a month. Our basic format includes a little video to start—such as the book trailer or an author interview—to act as an ice breaker, and then the book discussion with various…

This is a guide to helping teachers organize and run successful literature circles in their middle school classroom. Lesson plans and tips.

Call them what you may: literature circles, book clubs, literature study, etc., getting students in a small group of their peers to discuss a book that they're all reading is one of the most enjoyable

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

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

Book Club Bingo: The Perfect Game for Avid Readers And Lovers Of Literature Looking for a fabulous and fun activity to liven up your book club meetings, library events, fundraisers, or any book-themed occasion? This Book Club Bingo Game is the perfect addition to any gathering, designed to bring joy and excitement to all book lovers. This printable game will keep everyone entertained and engaged, making your event a memorable occasion! Why you'll love this game... -Fun & Engaging: This bingo…

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.

Today, I am going to share what we did for the Lone Star Celebration, as well as some ideas I haven't tried yet. These ideas could be adapted to any reading list. This reading incentive plan is very generic and can be adapted to any state, district, or school reading list. It will work for any age of readers as well, provided you want to put together a "Celebration Day" at the end of the school year.