Elementary book club activities

Randi Sonenshine, children’s book author of The Nest That Wren Built and middle school literacy specialist, 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...

Elementary book clubs and novel studies offer a fun opportunity for students to engage in discussions, develop critical thinking skills, and

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.

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

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!

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A book tasting is a wonderful way to get kids engaged in reading and familiarizing them with a wide variety of genres.

Homeschool Book Club - Bring books to life with simple activities and discussions for your favorite novels. Read the book and complete these activities at home with your family or gather families near you to celebrate good books!

Finally, decided to take all the general book club forms and handouts and put them into one BIG Book Club Handouts bundle on Teachers Pay Teachers. This bundle includes all the handouts and forms you