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Dec 7, 2023 · In time, book clubs can turn teachers into experts as well as children. Topics: 4-5 years, 6-8 years, 9-11 years, Teacher (primary), KS1, KS2, Primary, Features, Primary school libraries, Primary schools: reading for pleasure, Primary schools: engaging all readers. Get top tips on what to look out for before you start running a book club in ...
Jun 28, 2021 · Our book clubs help pupils develop character, communication, social and leadership skills. These skills will help young people to do well in school and match the needs of employers. Moreover, the book clubs demonstrate how reading for pleasure provides an escape from everyday concerns. We work in secondary and primary schools.
Oct 14, 2015 · Ready, steady, go. A book club shouldn’t feel like a lesson, so you need to guard against working towards a set of outcomes and allow the discussion to follow the interest of the group. Nevertheless it can help to have some prepared questions or statements to kick start the discussion. Some generic question starters are given in my full guide ...
- Who Will Benefit?
- What Will Your Book Club Look like?
- What About The Books?
- What About Staff?
Many schools begin their book club journey by acknowledging that an aspect of reading provision, such as enjoyment, needs development, or by being aware of specific groups who need support. Think about your school – where would a book club have impact? Book clubs are often offered to the most accomplished readers in the school, the ‘greater depth’ ...
Once you have identified your book clubbers, your next step is to develop your club’s reading identity. Consider how you are going to make your book club special. How are you going to make being a book clubber a coveted position? Some children will naturally want to join, but creating a book club buzz is crucial to engaging more reluctant readers. ...
Of course, every book club depends on texts. Reading choices will be pivotal to the success of your book club and need thought. Considering your audience’s particular needs in terms of reading should be your first priority: some groups may need more challenge, others may need something lower threat. Either way, it is important to find texts that ha...
Building a love of reading depends on staff engagement. One of our One Education Reading Award schools, Chapel Street Primary School, is working hard to develop their reading provision. Buoyed by the success of their book clubs, and having identified staff development needs as part of the Reading Award audit, leaders wanted to continue to raise the...
Dec 7, 2023 · The recent DfE Reading Framework suggests a book club as one way that schools can encourage reading for pleasure. We asked teacher Jon Ringer for his top tips on running a successful book club. Photo courtesy of Still Moving Media. I have been running a book club at Sheepscombe Primary School near Stroud for eight years.
Apr 21, 2022 · Library Lifeline part 5: Running a school library book club. 21 Apr 2022. We're thrilled to share with you the fifth blog in our series, Library Lifeline, written in association with the School Library Association. This series is designed to support anyone working in a school library by answering their questions directly.
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Jan 1, 2020 · Part 1 details information about why book club is critical and how to engage students, and Part 3 discusses assessment and accountability issues. Once students are excited about book club (which they usually are when it’s introduced correctly), it’s time to establish expectations.
