by Julie Faulkner
5th - 12th Grade
I’m a big believer in classroom book clubs — a structure that feels more authentic, more engaging, and far more effective for secondary readers. But once teachers decide to try book clubs, the next question is always the same:
What does a classroom book club meeting actually look like?
- What do students do?
- What do you discuss?
- How do you keep it organized and meaningful?
This video breaks down the anatomy of a book club meeting in my middle and high school ELA classes. If you’re ready to build your own classroom book club routine, here’s my formula for a successful book club meeting each time.
Read my blog post on setting up a classroom book club here!
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