Literary club activities

Looking for new ways to engage your students in literature, especially with classics that might seem old and outdated? Literary postcards are an activity that can be used with any literary text, at any grade level, time after time, year after year.

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Teaching class novels can be a fun and exciting time in the ELA classroom. However, when completing class novel studies, it can be easy to fall into a

Literary games that will spruce up your book club or teen program in a public or school library. Charades, basketball games and more are listed.

Every year I have kids who read and read but then have no idea what kind of text they read. It usually happens like this. Question: Wha...

Looking for some ideas on Book Club Names? Here you will find listed a good list to help you start thinking about your own Book Club Name.

If you're like me, you understand the thrill of diving into a good book and the joy of sharing your thoughts with others. Book clubs are like literary oases where we gather to discuss, debate, and delve deeper into the worlds created by our favourite authors. But, just like any social gathering, th

A multiple choice quiz after reading is a quick and easy way to check student comprehension, but it doesn't allow you to assess deeper understanding and it certainly isn't fun or creative. If you are looking for more meaningful and engaging activities to use with students during literature circles or a novel unit, here's twelve ideas that are favorites in my classroom and the Common Core standards they align with.

Here’s everything you’ve ever needed to know about starting your very own book club, from in-person meetings to digital groups.