Add a fun social element to students' reading experience by modeling a book club in your class. This printable explains how to prepare students for book club discussion.
Subjects:
Type:
ADVERTISEMENT | REMOVE ADS
Class Book Club Discussion
We Give Books
Visit We Give Books, a free online library of children's picture books. For every book read on the site, a brand-new book will be donated to a children's literacy campaign of your choosing. Read aloud to students or encourage them read independently, and you'll teach them to help others at the same time. Giving is as simple as reading!
Related Resources
-
WORKSHEETS
Rabbi Benjamin's Buttons Educator's Guide
The story Rabbi Benjamin's Buttons reflects community as a foundation for Judaism. Through the children's book and activities in... Read more -
BIOGRAPHY
Balloons Over Broadway: The True Story of the Puppeteer of the Macy's Day Parade Educator's Guide
Share the story of Tony Sarg, puppeteer extraordinaire, by reading Balloons Over Broadway: The True Story of the Puppeteer of the... Read more -
BIOGRAPHY
Brothers at Bat: The True Story of an Amazing All-Brother Baseball Team Curriculum Guide
Young baseball fans will be drawn in by Brothers at Bat, the true story of the longest playing all-brother team in baseball... Read more -
WORKSHEETS
Act It Out – Vocabulary Building Activity
Aid students' vocabulary development by acting out the meaning of new or difficult words. Associating the word with body movements... Read more -
LITERATURE GUIDE
Teacher's Guide to The Gingerbread Man Loose in the School by Laura Murray
Use these resources and activities for The Gingerbread Man Loose in the School by Laura Murray to build students' background... Read more -
LITERATURE GUIDE
If You Take a Mouse to School Teacher's Guide
Easily adapt If You Take a Mouse to School to classroom lesson plans with this teacher's guide to the book by Laura Numeroff. This... Read more
Your Free Gift
The Ultimate Back-to-School Guide
Teachers are always thinking about their students, but devotion to their progress shouldn’t come at the expense of your own. That’s why we’ve created an “Ultimate Back-to-School Guide” for teachers based on our nine future-ready skill domains.
What you can expect from this guide:
- Learn 9 ways to become a better teacher by developing a positive mindset.
- Links to dozens of free resources curated by our experts to help you both in and outside the classroom.
- Clear steps to improve your teaching and general well-being.
Sign up for a premium membership to get your Ultimate Back-to-School Guide absolutely free!
