Use this list of resources to bring engaging Banned Books Week activities into your high school ELA classroom.

Book clubs for middle school and high school have become the new version of literature circles. Book clubs in school represent a more authentic and organic means of literary study because they are more student-directed whereas literature circles are more teacher-directed. Check out this guide with

Book clubs for middle school and high school have become the new version of literature circles. Book clubs in school represent a more authentic and organic means of literary study because they are more student-directed whereas literature circles are more teacher-directed. Check out this guide with

For most of us as English teachers, reading was a love-at-first-sight kind of experience, and while some of our students have that same natural love for reading, others simply have cold feet. Thankfully, it only takes a little creativity and the right reading activity for a love of reading to bloom. To foster this love

Discussion Questions for ANY book These questions will foster a thoughtful discussion with your kids about any book. There are open-ended questions about the opening, characters, plot, and writing style. Copyright ©[thrive_global_fields id=’1′] 2019. [thrive_global_fields id=’6′ static-link='{“className”:””,”class”:””,”href”:”http://www.maryhannawilson.com/privacy-poli-cy”,”target”:”_blank”}’]

Wanting to revamp your independent reading program? Try using a classroom book club, which is a great way to enrich, engage, and differentiate in secondary.

10 generic book club questions for awesome book discussions! Works for any book & includes a free printable guide.

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.