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.
Updated on: November 13, 2012
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Class Book Club Discussion
We Give Books
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!
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