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26 Ιουν 2019 · In this post I'll let you in on all my secrets plus special FREEBIES to help you host the best book clubs for your elementary students!
How to Get Started. • Pick your first book! Take a look at the titles on www.MyFirstBookClub.com and decide which one you’d like to read and talk about. • You may need some help from an adult. Enlist a family member, teacher, coach, or librarian to help you reach out to other friends or classmates.
9 Μαρ 2011 · Want to start a book club for your elementary-aged students? It's easy! Here are some book ideas, sample questions, and a step-by-step guide on how to start a book club for your child.
The How to Start a Book Club for Kids booklet provides a step-by-step roadmap for parents to create a fun and interactive book club environment that will capture their child’s interest and make reading exciting. Buy the Digital Download. Hi! I’m Melissa Taylor.
Getting Started Before you start recruiting folks, take a moment to think about what you want out of a book group. If you are interested in reading books deeply or want to focus on a particular type of book (such as non-fiction), be upfront during recruitment to forewarn folks who really just want to read “fun” books
10 Μαΐ 2018 · FREE RESOURCES: Here you can download the resources I use for my elementary book club for 3rd graders+. Edit them as you’d like! On the poster, I typically add an image of the cover of the book that we’re going to use. For the membership cards, if you click on the PDF version, you’ll be able to print them double-sided.
These discussion cards are perfect for book clubs, book talks, and guided reading groups, including reading questions for either fiction or nonfiction texts. You will create reading independence and engagement with over 36 reading questions.
