This is my fifth post in my eight post series about implementing book clubs into your classroom. Last week, I wrote about the implementing book club expectations, which you can read more about HERE. Today,
This is my fourth post in my eight post series about implementing book clubs into your classroom. Last week, I wrote about Matching Books to Readers, which you can read more about HERE. Today, I
Are you looking for an adorable and engaging writing activity to keep your students’ motivated in these last few weeks (or days!?) of school? Today I am reposting a blog post from June of 2012.
This is my third post in my eight post series about implementing book clubs into your classroom. Last week, I wrote about the Benefits of Book Clubs, which you can read more about HERE. Today, I am
This is my second post in my eight post series about implementing book clubs into your classroom. Last week, I wrote an Introduction to Book Clubs, which you can read more about HERE. Today, I
This post is the first in an 8 part series that I will write about implementing book clubs into your classroom. Today I will write an introduction about book clubs and dive further into
It’s not always rainbows and butterflies. I don’t know about you, but I can tell about the mood of my students the first minute they walk into the classroom in the morning. Their body language, facial
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