Book study for 3rd grade

This list of books contains teacher-recommended, kid-favorite read aloud books for third (3rd) grade. (Third grade is about age 8 here in the U.S.)

Novel Studies that Promote Higher-Order Thinking If you read my Wonder post, you know that there is a great way to incorporate novel studies into your literacy classroom! No, not your traditional comprehension question and vocabulary

The world of third grade is a fascinating one. It's a phase where readers are blossoming, ready to delve deeper into literature's treasures. Their appetites for compelling narratives are growing, and they're on the brink of exploring more intricate plots and character dynamics. However, any educator,

We are here to help you add some tools to your teacher toolkit in order to become effective at managing Book Clubs in your classroom.

This 3rd grade reading list will help you choose books for your child. There's a FREE lesson or novel study for each book on the list!

Engage your students in reading response activities with this fun Cereal Box Book Reports activity. Your students will "eat up" this activity!

These books are perfect for third graders and third grade classrooms! I use them for the classroom library, read alouds and for book clubs during guided reading groups!

No more boring book reports! Check out 26+ FUN, creative and unique book report ideas and free printable projects too!

Find out some great ideas for how to use book studies in your classroom. Includes tips for grouping students, choosing a book, and starting your book study.

Use book clubs at the end of the year to engage your 3rd grade students in reading! Book clubs are a great way to grow readers and help students think critically about reading. This book club resource includes student book club jobs, and planning pages for assigning different chapters!